Disney Silhouette
Originally uploaded by kirida.
I had seen the Disney Silhouette studio on the travel channel and could not find anywhere in Washington where I could have one made. So when I spotted the studio on Main Street, I walked right in. It was a very quick process and luckily, the talented lady accomodated my request for, “No chins, please.”
It cost me $9.00 for two cut-outs and $20.00 for two frames. Though I could have bought the same frames at a dollar store, I still consider this a great purchase and more useful and pleasing than say, mouse ears.
Do you have any travel souvenirs you treasure?
My parents got those of me and my sis when we were kids visiting Disneyland. I don’t know where they are now but I wish I still had them!
my parents have a pencil sketch portrait of my profile, i think also done at disneyworld, from when i was about 2. i love it too
That was totally worth it.
Awesome! I love the frame.
My favorite souvenir is an old-timey sepia photo of my family that we got somewhere. I just remember my brother throwing a fit to the point we almost didn’t do it. In the photo, he’s all pouty.
I like to take a really great photo and then enlarge and frame it for my wall. I have one in the living room of some rocks and a dead tree that I took on Galiano Island and it turned out great.
Even boring West Virginia produced a cool shot of a suspension bridge that’s in my hubbie’s home town…
Wow! Fantastic silhouette! What a fun souvenir.
I wish I could say I brought something interesting back from any of my trips but when I think about it, nothing at all comes to mind. I think that just means I need to go on vacation!
Do Crabs count as souvenirs?
Only if you can frame them. In which case, ew.
Most of my personal keepsakes are in a box in Florida. On Saipan I have a rock from an ancient temple that I’ve visited in the last twelve months (won’t say which one).