Bunny & Friends Doodle Cuts
Petite Prints
Just My Type Alpha Stickers
Grass Border Die
I've completely enjoyed keeping up with my Hello 2025 Album, so I decided to do a few more pages using the super fun Over the Rainbow collection. I love this collection because you can use it for St. Patrick's Day, Spring, or everyday!
My next spread takes full advantage of the St. Patrick's Day themed elements in the collection! We had a mini photo session with my bestie's grandson in his sweet hand knit Irish sweater!
The Over the Rainbow collection is such a fun collection, and it can be used for so many things! If you've created something using the collection, be sure to tag Doodlebug Design on socials! We love to see what you create. That's it for me today, thank you for stopping by to peek!
I have had so much fun working on my Hello 2025 Mini Album! Documenting my favorite moments from each month has been so enjoyable! Today I have a couple more pages, and a run-through of all of my pages to date. My hope is to keep adding to my book each month!
After my last post, I took a few more pics that I wanted to document. That is the beauty of these mini albums, it's so easy to just "add in" pictures! For these photos, I used one of the cards from the Rainbow Card Collection. I punched holes using the inserts as a guide. It was the perfect way to fit in more photos! Take a peek...
On the back of the card I added another favorite photo of my buddy giving me some snuggles.
In addition to these photos, I also prepped my calendar inserts for March & April.
I've added these pages to the ones you've already seen... here are a few of my favorites! Also, I created a short video flip through of my album at the end!
Hi Everyone! I'm back with some February pages from my 6x8 Hello 2025 Mini Album! If you missed my previous posts, you can find my cover post here, my quarterly dividers here, and my January pages here. I've really been trying to take more photos! I got some fun ones for the month so far! I documented them using the Lots of Love collection, take a peek...
Hi Everyone! I'm back with the first monthly pages of my 6x8 Hello 2025 Mini Album! If you missed my previous posts, you can find my cover post here, and my quarterly dividers here. As I previously mentioned, one of my goals this year is to get back to documenting both the everyday and special moments. I created a couple of page spreads for my January moments... take a peek...
I designed my album cover and dividers to coordinate with any Doodlebug Design collection, to give myself lots of flexibility. I love that it's so easy to mix & match collections! I decided for my January pages that I would use the primarily the Snow Much Fun collection. After all, I live in New England and it is cold!
I thought it would be fun to add a calendar element to my book. I downloaded a 5x7 printable calendar from Etsy (link listed below) . I used the All Occasions Everyday, All Occasions Holidays and Special Delivery Doodle Stamps to document activities though the month. I backed my calendar with papers from the Snow Much Fun Collection and embellished with some Mini Icons and Shaped Sprinkles.
My first photos are from New Years of course! These photos made me laugh... quite the difference between what the 20-somethings and the 50-somethings do on NYE!! I started by layering some papers from the Snow Much Fun Collection. I added some Acetate fireworks from the Hometown USA collection and some Snow Much Fun Puffy Stickers in their centers. My title was done using some Silver Alphabet Soup Stickers.
My next pages were created to highlight some of my favorite photos from the month.
Hi Everyone, it's Kathy today with the second installment of my Doodlebug 2025 6x8 Mini Album. As I mentioned in my cover post (here) one of my goals for 2025 was to get back to documenting the everyday life and special events. I created the clean and colorful cover to my album and I wanted to bring the same feel throughout the rest of the book, so I created quarterly dividers using the same font (Impact) and papers cut using my Silhouette. Take a peek...
I started with the sprinkled dividers that came with the album. To each of those, I attached three month names cut from various Petite Prints, and offset with the Cute & Crafty Bright Ideas lined paper. I randomly zig-zag stitched around the letters to keep the same look as my cover. I then glued the sprinkled divider to one of the tabbed chipboard dividers to hide the stitching. I also added some rainbow petite prints to the tabs.
Next came the fun part... decorating each month with a cute little Doodlebug Icon, and some shaped sprinkles. I used mostly collections from the past year or two... there were so many to choose from! For January- March I used Icon Stickers and Shaped Sprinkles from Snow Much Fun, Lots of Love and Over the Rainbow. I just adore the sweet bear with heart balloons!!! He's my favorite!
And finally for October through December I used Icons from Hey Pumpkin, Farmers Market and Tinsel Time.
Now I'm ready to get started scrapping my photos! I'll be back in a couple of weeks to show my first few pages, and a few more divider ideas using my Doodle Stamps and Doodle Cuts. In the meantime, keep checking the blog for lots more 6x8 Mini Album inspiration! That's it for me today, thanks for stopping by to peek!
Happy New Year! This year I decided to set some goals for myself, rather than vague resolutions. One of those goals is to get back into documenting memories. Over the last few years I've moved away from traditional scrapbooking, instead creating more cards and papercrafts. The new 6x8 mini albums are the perfect medium to jump back into scrapbooking!
I chose the gray 6x8 mini album for my 2025 book. I like the gray it coordinates with so many collections, it makes a great base color.
I wanted a clean cover for my album. I started with a 6 1/8" x 8 5/8" piece of Mint Candy Stripe Sprinkles Petite Prints. I layered over that piece a 5 7/8"x 8 3/8" piece of the Cute & Crafty Bright Ideas lined paper. I stitched the layers together using my sewing machine and some gray thread.