Here are photos (I'm going to edit to add descriptions in a minute)
Fantasyland: Font is Harrington.
Paper is mostly from Kate's Papiere in NYC, it's supposed to be for wedding invitations and things like that, but it's shiny, with a muted shimmer, and I thought it would go really well for this theme. The pink is Gemstones though.
Big Thunder: Fonts: U - Rambat Campotype. R - Playbill.
The U is supposed to be a smokestack for the steam train, the steam paper is from Inkadinkadoo's "Stamp It" - I don't know where the paper came from, I think my mom's friend gave it to us. The R is supposed to be the cowcatcher at the end of the train, since it's the last letter in Thunder.
Jungle Cruise - Font is Cooper Black.
The G and U are both accented with Glossy Accents on the water parts - the G has the Drippy Goo punch used. The U is supposed to be a waterfall, with rocks at the bottom, like the part of the ride where they show you the backside of a waterfall, or where the elephant is sitting under the waterfall, bathing itself.
Adventureland: R is Fairly Odd Font. L is SF Fedora.
The R has punched out leaves with Copic'ed veins, and the L has a fedora-like hat, since
Disneyland has the Indiana Jones ride in Adventureland.
Pirates: Font is Caribbean's Treasure.
The T is inked (thus the ink on my foot), and the silver thing at the bottom is a button
Parade: Font is Storybook (not the cartridge, but from the computer).
These are the two different colors I used, each person only gets one. They're supposed to look like the Main Street Electrical Parade (or Spectromagic for WDW people).
Tomorrowland: Font for the W is Cuttin' Up (Cartoon style).
The W has prism paper underneath it, to give it a force-field kind of look. The top W is popped off the prism paper. The tire is supposed to be the O, and comes from the Cars cart - it works because both Disneyland and Disney World have Autopia and the Tomorrowland Speedway, and both have Buzz Lightyear attractions.
Main Street, U.S.A - Font for the A is Impact, but I cut it down. Font for the S is "Elegant."
The A is supposed to go in USA (doesn't have to, of course), and is made of ribbon backed with paper. The S is supposed to look like the hanging baskets that line Main Street on the lampposts - the flowers are crumpled mulberry paper.
Frontierland: Font is Trading Post.
The first (and third) N is brown paper, run through the Cuttlebug with Distressed Stripes, and then I added Walnut Stain Distress Ink. I added a boot or a cowboy silhouette, depending on what you get, but everyone gets the second N - inked with copper brads.
This was really fun, and I wish I had done these a little more spaced out, but everything that is coming out of this swap looks so amazing, I can't wait to get it all back and put them together!
