Doodlebug Design | Hippity Hoppity/Hoppy Easter Box Cards

Easter will be here before we know it!  I got a head start on some fun Easter Cards using both the Hoppy Easter and Hippity Hoppity Doodle Stamps and Doodle Cuts.  These sets go so well together, it's easy to create fun little scenes.  Take a peek...

For my first card, I mixed the cute little bunnies and Egg Hunt sign from the Hoppy Easter Doodle Stamps with the trees and fence from the Hippity Hoppity Doodle Stamps.  The cloud paper is from the Spring Things Collection, and is called April Showers.  This is one of my all time favorite paper!  I think I may have bought about 20 sheets worth!!!  The grass was made from citrus Gingham Linen Petite Prints.

I just love those little bunnies peeking out from the grass!  For my next card I got to use my all time favorite Doodlebug stamp.... the adorable little bunnies in the punch buggy car from the Hippity Hoppity Stamps.  I set up a scene where they were driving through the trees.  

The little bunnies peeking out the back window... they are just too cute!!  And I think that a pink punch buggy would be awesome!  

Have you made any cards with the Hoppy Easter or Hippity Hoppity Doodle Stamps?  Be sure to tag Doodlebug Design on Facebook and Instagram, we always love to see what you create!  That's it for me today, thanks for stopping by to peek!

DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

Hippity Hoppity Doodle Stamps/Doodle Cuts
Hoppy Easter Doodle Stamps/Doodle Cuts

Spring Things - April Showers Cardstock
Gingham Linen Petite Prints

OTHER

Copic Markers
MFT Outside the Box Dies
White Cardstock

Doodlebug Design Cut Files: Baby Name Frames

Hi Everyone! Today I have a fun project I made using Doodlebug Design Cut files!  We've had a bit of a baby boom in our family recently... 3 new babies since May!  I wanted to send something special along to my new little cousins, and I put together a name frame for each of them.

For the girls frames, I used papers from the Sugar and Spice Collection and some Gingham Linen Petite Prints.  The cut files are from the Spring Things Cut file collection.  The files I used are the Ladybug SVG (here in the Silhouette Store), the Flower Cluster SVG (here in the Silhouette Store) and the Butterfly SVG (here in the Silhouette Store).  The font I used for all of the names is Lori Whitlock's Bubble Letter Font.

Here are some close-ups of the Spring Things Cut files.

For the little boy's frame, I used papers from the At the Zoo Collection and some Gingham Linen Petite Prints.  The cut files are also from the At the Zoo Collection.  I used the Koala Bear SVG (here in the Silhouette Store), the Penguin SVG (here in the Silhouette Store and the Lion SVG (here in the Silhouette Store.   

Here are some close-ups of these cut files...

I'm excited to send these along to my new little cousins!!  That's it for me today, thanks for stopping by to peek!

Doodlebug Design: Collectible Pin Display

Hi Everyone!  Today I have a project for Doodlebug Design ... showcasing the Doodlebug Collectible Pins!  I will admit, I have ALL THE DOODLEBUG PINS!!!!  They are just so cute I couldn't resist!  The problem for me was that they were sitting on my craft table just waiting for me to do something with them, so this project was perfect for me!  I'm, not really a collector, (other than craft supplies lol) so I headed over to Pinterest to look for pin display ideas.  I came upon this foam core board frame display idea here, and decided to give it a try!  Take a peek...

These were actually pretty easy to assemble.  I started by cutting frame shapes out using my Silhouette.  Next I traced each frame shape twice onto foam core board, and cut them out using an exacto knife.

Next, for each frame, I cut a piece of plastic canvas mesh (the kind you use for embroidery) to be just larger than the opening of the frame.

To assemble the frame, I glued the plastic mesh between the two foam core frames.  Using my Silhouette I cut the frame shapes from some Gingham Linen Petite Prints papers to cover the front of each frame.  I added some flowers from the Spring Things Odds & Ends and some older Doodlebug Ribbon I had in my stash to hang each frame.  Here are some close-ups of each frame...

And here they are hanging on the wall of my craft room!

That's it for me today!  Thanks for stopping by to peek!

Doodlebug Design: 3D Calendar

Hi Everyone!  Today I have a fun calendar project I created for Doodlebug Design.  This was one of those projects that got stuck in my head, and I could work on nothing else until it was complete!

I created the typewriter box using some Gingham Linen Petite Prints, some fun papers from the Spring Things collection and this cut file from SVGCuts.com.  I finished it off with the ADORABLE Honey Bee Doodle Pop. Here are some close-ups ...

They Typewriter is actually a box.  I thought this would be a great place to store the monthly calendars not in use!

The calendar pages are attached to the Typewriter paper using some low profile Velcro dots. 

For the calendar pages, I created a 4x6 printable calendar which I printed on the "b" sides of some of the Daily Doodles Papers and then added Daily Doodles Month Stickers.  I further decorated each calendar page with stickers from various Doodlebug Collections. I love how easy it is to mix and match Doodlebug Collections!  Here are some close-ups of the other calendar pages...

I ended with January of 2018 since I didn't want to waste a month!  I can't wait to put this in my craft room! Be sure to stop by the Doodlebug Blog to check out more calendar inspiration from the design team!    That's it for me today,  thanks for stopping by to peek!

Lori Whitlock: Paper Succulents

Hi Everyone!  Today I have a fun project I created for the Lori Whitlock DT.  I made a fun trio of succulents using the new Cactus and Succulent files available in the Lori Whitlock SVG Shop and also in the Silhouette Store.  Take a peek...

Finally, plants even I can't kill!  I put these together using some papers from Doodlebug Design's Spring Things and Gingham Linen Petite Prints collections.  Here are some close-ups...

I can't wait to add these to the decorations in my craft room!  For a full assembly tutorial, and links to the files in both the Lori Whitlock SVG Shop and the Silhouette Store, stop by Lori Whitlock's Blog here.  That's it for me today, thanks for stopping by to peek!

Doodlebug Design: Spring Things Layout

Hi Everyone! Today I have fun layout I created using the new Doodlebug Design Spring Things Collection!  I just love the soft colors and the cute critters in this collection!  I've said it before, and I'll say it again... ONLY Doodlebug can make a bug cute!  Take a peek...

I just love the patterns and colors of this collection, from the polka dots of the Little Wonders paper to the fun plaid in the Butterfly Net paper, they all scream spring!  Here are some close-ups...

I used a LOT of the Odds & Ends from this collection.  They are so fun to add in little clusters!  I also couldn't resist using one of the Clouds from the Cute Clips!

My favorite new item in this collection is the acetate pieces in the Odds & Ends!  They are so fun and add a little something extra! And no layout is complete without a few of the word stickers from the This & That Sticker Sheet!

The little Dragonfly from the Icon Stickers was just so sweet!  I also used a few of the Pastel Posies Shaped Sprinkles, they're so pretty!  Make sure to stop by the Doodlebug Blog all this week for more Spring Things Inspiration from the Design Team!  That's it for me today, thanks for stopping by to peek!