Framed

[tikistitch]

Still sifting through Casa de Tiki's unending backlog of Stitchery...



This is a frame that is most likely from one of the Tokyo Dizzyland "Find Stitch" events.





We thought this was kewl because, if you've been lucky enough to actually attend a Find Stitch event, this is how they decorate the park.



They paint leetle Stitchie paws everywhere, and they make a Stitch out of flowers at the front entryway.



This item is probably from Tokyo Disney Sea. If you haven't gotten out there, it is totally recommended.



They have a whole swath of the park that's decorated with a steampunky Jules Verne theme. This frame shows Stitch riding in one of the steamy water cars.

Comments

[twotone]

The Jules Verne section of Disney Sea was definitely the best part. Well, that and the Tower Of Terror: New York Edition being right across the bridge from cozy New England.

[tikistitch.livejournal.com]

We literally skipped Disney Sea the first two times we were at Tokyo Disney. You have to take a train (and PAY for the ticket) and it's kind of hidden in the back. But now it's our total favorite. We also like the Indy Jones ride, and Gus loved Raging Spirits (though I think that one took a couple years off my life).