A Disney Vacation Album DIY that you are going to LOVE
Today I’m going to show you how I quickly was able to make a DIY Disney Vacation Album. If you like this project you may also love this DIY Disney Trading Pin Display Idea.ย
In the last few years I’ve totally changed how I approach scrapbooking. ย Instead of individual albums focused on specific events with only 1-2 pages per event, I’ve moved to an annual family album. ย Then to capture our more memorable moments (vacations, special events, holidays) I’ve moved to making individual mini albums. ย
So far it has worked great and I’ve been able to scrapbook more of our life that I would have trying to make a page of EVERYTHING that happens to us.
One of the things I discovered this year are divided page protectors.
I totally fell in LOVE!! You get all of the “fun” of scrapbooking (using the great papers and embellishments with your photos) with out as many decisions to make. ย You just slip your photos in, then add some fun elements.
I print all of my photos online, have them shipped, then just slip in them into the page protectors. SO FAST!
I also like that you can mix in traditional scrapbook pages into the albums.
For this album, of a trip to Disneyworld last year, I used 8×8 album and page protectors. The page protectors allowed for 2 4×6 photos to be slipped in with a 2×8 strip on the side to add titles or more photos.
For a few of the 2×8 strips I printed out pictures of our trip that would easily crop to that size.
I was also able to save a lot of our memorabilia. ย I just slipped them into the divided page protectors also.












Neat album…..our favorite ride is Toy Story mania too! I think it is a lot of people’s favorite ride. We took our two grandchildren to Disney in January. Our son made us a book on his Apple to commemorate the trip. We will always cherish it.
I love this idea!! I will have to use this when we go to oregon this summer.
thanks for showing this off.
Such a great idea! I’m still working out exactly what I want to do for my grand trip in October…
I have started doing “yearbooks” too! It’s so much easier than trying to keep track of every little thing that happens to each person. I still am trying to complete 1st year individual books for the kids, but after that they go in the yearbook.
Do you mind sharing where you got those particular pages? I have 8×8 but haven’t found the divided ones.