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Lizzie Anne Design's Meridith & Tricia's made a recent trip to Disneyland. Their trip inspired me to create some Disney themed ideas. I've posted just three of them here. First idea--The Winnie the Pooh theme song would be a perfect border or text block in a nursery. Second--Mickey Ears (Isabel) or Minnie fonts (Jackson) are fun ways to feature your child's name over their bed(s). Third idea--The Dream quote could go on a wall above a picture from a Disney park.
You could also customize a picture frame (on the glass or actual frame) or a mat board with a name or short phrase.
I've got a ton of Disney photos to go through, so check back in the future for my own completed project.
(See, inspiration really can come from anywhere!)
2 comments:
Wish you guys could've come with us! I still want to do something for Livvy's room. Got any suggestions?
What about the flowers from your new floral frenzy set? We could do them in pink, white & lavender.
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