.png)
Disclaimer: All images belong to Disney®. These are completely free. Do not sell. For personal use only. All images found using google image search.
VERSION 1
VERSION 1
VERSION 2
Download
VERSION 2
VERSION 3
Download
HOW TO USE:
What you'll have to do is buy some blank 4x6 note cards or cut your paper beforehand into 4x6 rectangles. You'll load your printer tray with the 4x6 note cards or paper.
Download the PDF. Open the PDF using Adobe. Go to print and in the print box, at the bottom, there will be a button that says "Page Setup" click on it and change the size to 4x6. Just hit print and you're all set!
Another method is to set it up so you print 4 per page, but I believe this will actually make the autograph pages smaller than 4x6. However, some might find this easier than the above method.
Step by step guide with images:
Aww these pages are so cute! I love getting autographs at Disneyland ❤️
ReplyDeletexoxo, CiCi
www.worldwidestylista.com
These are ADORABLE and such a good idea! Thanks for the step-by-step and visual instructions, very helpful! I may have to make a book for our next Disney trip!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute. Thank you for the time and effort you put into making this. they will definitely come handy.
ReplyDeleteGrowing up I used to autographs! This is so cute!
ReplyDeleteThere are so adorable. I love the step by step instructions. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThese are so fun! It's a great idea to help keep track of who they have received an autograph from. Really cool!!
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea. Growing up I used to collect autograph from celebrity. I would love to have this 4x6 print for autograph. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! I'm loving the visual instructions you provided too!
ReplyDeleteis there a way to save each individual picture so you can upload them to print from shutterfly or a local printing store?
ReplyDeleteI made these using Word and then saved them in PDF format, so they aren't technically images. You could go through and print-screen them and then edit them in a photo app or even paint. Then save them as picture files. That's the only way I could see it working. Otherwise these are designed to just print out on note cards.
Delete