DOODLEBUG SHAKERS - EASTER CHARM | with Miguel

Making charms is one of my favorite activities, especially when they're made with beautiful  Doodlebug products!  Today I made one using the Bunny Basket Doodle Cuts.  I cut several layers of foam and cardstock to give height and stability.

I placed Shakers in mint and Spring Flowers Shaped Shakers to give more fun to my project and the result is beautiful! I love the new Shakers!

To decorate, I used some Bunny Hop Chit Chats and Puffy Icon Stickers to give shine to my project.

I added crimped beads to a chain to make the keychain and add one more pendant to make it even more attractive.

Thank you as always for stopping by and don't miss out on making beautiful projects with Doodlebug products!

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DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

Bunny Basket Doodle Cuts

Textured Cardstock

Spring Flowers Shakers

Bunny Hop Puffy Icon Stickers

OTHER

Beads
Jewelry Findings

BUNNY HOP HELLO EASTER FLIP BOOK | with Jen

Today I have a simple flip book for you. I used the adorable Easter Dots Heavy Acetate for the covers on my book.

On the front I used the Bunny Basket Doodle Cuts stand alone die set to make the little Easter basket and make it into a shaker. I filled it with the new Bunnies and Chicks Shakers. I also used the Colored Eggs Shape Sprinkles in my basket.

The book has a mix of flat pages and pocket pages. I used a mix of the coordinating solid cardstock and coordinating Petite Prints for my page bases. I matted them with white photo mats and a mix of the 12x12 and 6x6 Bunny Hop papers.

The pages in the book are 5" x 7" inches. There are three dividers cut from the Easter Dots Acetate and I added tabs from the Bits and Pieces pack.

On some of the pages I used the tag sheet from the collection to make pockets. I added Chit Chat, Icon stickers, and stickers from the This and That sticker sheet to decorate the pages.

Have a great day!

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DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

Bunny Basket Doodle Cuts
Bunnies and Chicks Shakers
Bunny Hop Collection
Bunny Hop Coordinating Cardstock Pack
Bunny Hop Coordinating Petite Prints
Easter Dots Heavy Weight Acetate
Dot Stripe 6x6 Petite Prints

OTHER

Binder rings

BUNNY HOP YOU'RE MY HONEY BUNNY LAYOUT | with Brianna

Hey friends! Brianna Lepper here today and I'm so ready for my girls first Easter! I bought her the cutest bunny ears to wear and just had to scrapbook photos of her wearing them. What better collection to use than Bunny Hop! Here's my page:

I thought it would be so cute to keep a bunny theme going on my page and I was immediately inspired to do so by using the cute bunny metal die from the Bunny Basket Doodle Cut set. It resembles the marshmallow Peep candies and it's so adorable. Instead of using patterned paper for the bunnies, I decided to use the coordinating cardstock pack and I'm so glad that I did. It really made them pop off of the page.

I chose the Lily White cardstock as my base and for some extra color, I trimmed a couple of narrow strips of the 12x12 Bunny Hop paper and adhered it to the top and bottom of my page. I then took all of my die cut bunnies, popped them up on foam tape and arranged them in a circle in the middle of my page.

I left an open space on the right side of my bunny wreath for my photos that I matted using the 6x6 Paper Pad. I chose a banner piece from the Chit Chat pack and adhered that right on my photos. It was the perfect title and it was also the perfect color since it went right in the pink section of my wreath. I decided to embellish tone on tone or aka color blocking so I kept that in mind when selecting my title. I wanted to add a few bunny embellishments and the Honey Bunny Doodle-Pop was perfect to put down right next to my photos. Adorable!

Next, I wanted to add smaller embellishments around my wreath. Ones that wouldn't take away from my die cut bunnies or make it too busy. So I used floral stickers from the Puffy Icons Stickers, Icons Stickers and the Hello Spring Shape Sprinkles sheets. They added the perfect little touches around the wreath.

For some extra color, I took some Distress Oxide ink pads in coordinating colors and splattered it in each color section.

Here's one last look at this cute honey bunny page!!!

Thank you so much for stopping by today, I hope that I've inspired you in some way. It's a lot of fun to add die cut pieces to your scrapbook pages! See you in my next post friends.

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DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

Bunny Hop Collection

Bunny Hop Solid Assortment Cardstock
Bunny Basket Doodle Cuts

OTHER

Distress Oxide Ink Pads