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How do I Get Free Disney Posters?

Since the 1920s, children and their families have been in awe of the magical world of Disney. From Alice and Wonderland and Mickey Mouse in the early years to Toy Story characters and WALL-E in the 21st century, images of characters and animation stay in our minds. If you and your family are looking for Disney posters for free, it may take a little hunting, but there are some options. With a color-printer or crayons and some ingenuity, you'll soon have a Disney poster up on your wall.

Things You'll Need

Computer with internet connection
Printer
Card stock
Crayons, markers or coloring pencils
Paints
Decoupage Adhesive

Instructions

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  Visit the Disney Movie Rewards website. As of 2010, the site offers free colored mini posters that you can print. Choose an 8.5 by 14 or 8.5 by 11 size and a Mickey Mouse, Princess or Disney Pixar theme. Print the posters in color or save ink and color it in yourself. Consider printing it onto card stock for a sturdier poster.
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  Create your own poster by printing off coloring pages from sites like Disney.com. Make it bigger by photocopying it at an enlarged setting. Color with markers or acrylic water paints. Cover with a decoupage adhesive for a refined finish. Glue it onto a cardboard backing.
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  Visit a website, like FreeComputerWallpapers.com, that has free Disney wallpapers for your desktop. Click on the wallpaper image, copy it and paste it to a new document in your word processing or publishing program. Print the wallpaper in color or in black and white and color it yourself.
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  Call your local movie theaters and video stores and ask them if they have any Disney advertisement posters in the back room that they are not using anymore. They may be pleased to pass it on to you rather than throwing it out.
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  Post an advertisement on an online bulletin board like Craig'sList.com or Kijiji.com. Ask if anyone has any Disney posters they do not want anymore. You can even advertise it as a trade and offer something you do not want anymore in exchange for the posters.

Collecting Memorabilia