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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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

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Binder rings

BUNNY HOP MINI IN A BOX | with Traci

Happy Thursday everyone!  Can you believe Easter is just a few days away?  I'm decorating my house for the weekend and love having my Easter mini albums sitting out.  I'm adding another fun one to my collection this year ... a Bunny Hop Mini in a box!

For the box, I used a Graphic 45 box that I had in my stash.  It's called a Staples Tag Album Book Box and it's approximately 5" x 7".  I covered the sides with layers of the May Flowers, bubblegum paper and strips of eggs from the Hippity Hoppity paper.  I added a little shine by layering on Colored Eggs shape sprinkles.

With all of the cute Odds & Ends, Chit Chat, and Bit & Pieces in this collection, it was easy to create a fun little scene on the top of the box.  The Easter assortment jewels and Hello Spring shape sprinkles added the perfect touch to finish it off.

Inside the box I added more pattern paper and some bits & pieces, and created a little mini album out of the 12x12 acetate called Easter Dots.

I folded the acetate to create a 4x6 mini album with a one inch spine.  I attached the inside pages by tying twine around 2 punched holes on the spine (similar to the binding in a travelers notebook).  The pages are 4x6 and are covered with 3x4 cards and 6x6 paper. I love the little Blooming Basket Shaker Pops on the cover!

After Easter I'll add my photos, and this cutie will go in my Easter basket of mini albums each year.  I hope you all have a wonderful holiday weekend and find fun and creative ideas for using Bunny Hop in your next project!

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Graphic 45 Tag Album Box

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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BUNNY HOP LARGE TAGS | with Niella

Hippy Hop it's a bunny hop kinda day with these larger adorable tags I created for you today! With Easter fast approaching and everyone getting their goodie baskets ready, why not top of your gift with a Bunny Hop tag! These larger 6 x 3.5 inch tags have more room to decorate, more to love and have that extra pizzazz ready for gift giving!

I started with the 12x12 patterned papers and picked a variety of colors and backgrounds. The carrot paper (carrot patch) is so sweet and the cute peeps style paper (everything Easter)? Yes, please!

I then went ahead and picked contrasting 6x6 inch patterned papers to go onto white cardstock,  then stitched onto the main tag. The white cardstock helps to pop the top paper. Then I decorated each large tag with the gorgeous Odds & Ends, Bits & Pieces and the stickers from This & That sticker sheet. The final touch to the tags is the dotting of the puffy stickers here and there. I'm big into small details, I know y'all are too!

Lastly, I punched holes in the tags and then tied some Doodle Twine onto each! Don't you just LOVE the colors! I've knotted each end which helps with fraying, but I just love this little touch as well!

If you made it all the way to the end of this post: BONUS! Here is a video showcase!

Thank you crafty crew for hopping by today! I hope I gave you a crafty hit of inspiration! Don't forget to tag us in on your socials - we're looking forward to seeing your next Doodlebug Design project! Until next time; doodle doo!

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machine stitching

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BUNNY HOP POCKET PAGE | with Tya

Is there a technique or long-forgotten way you used to scrapbook that you've wanted to revisit? Well, that's what I did for my latest assignment! I have always really loved pocket page scrapbooking, but it has been so long since I've scrapped that way! I came up with this really fun pocket page that I whipped up using some of my favorite photos of my kids when they were little, and the adorable Bunny Hop collection.

As you can see, I used a 12x12 page protector that has (12) 3 x4 pockets in it. I have such a love for embellishments and scrapping this way lets me use all the amazing embellishments from this collection. In this photo, I used a fun mix of Doodle Pops, Odds & Ends, and Bits & Pieces.

More embellishment goodies were found in this corner of the layout. I love layering up the Chit Chat pieces with the Bits and Pieces like I did on the cute bunny on the bottom row. Some fun stickers from the Puffy sticker sheet accent the "Happy Hunting" Chit Chat piece perfectly.

In this corner, I was able to use one of the journaling spots on the Springtime Stripe paper and then added a little sparkle to the cute bunnies along the bottom with some Stickles. Looks so sugary and sweet! And I do not mind adding some embellishments outside the pockets like I did here with the flowers, easter basket, and bow. I like texture and these added a little extra something to the pocket pages instead of them being flat and stuck in the pockets. I do use extra heavy tape on these types of embellishments so they stay put!

You can see here that I added a cute handmade mini banner with some twine, pattern papers, and Puffy Stickers on it. Lots of texture and interest with that piece. It's also so fun to layer up all the ephemera in the Odds and Ends to make little scenes like the egg tower, chocolate bunny, and carrot pieces.

I had so much fun creating this layout and I am so excited to do more pocket pages in the future! I forgot how much fun they were! I hope I have inspired you to try an old technique like pocket pages too! And then pick up the adorable "Bunny Hop" collection and make some cute Easter-themed pages! Have the best day friends and we will see you next time! Happy Crafting!

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(12) Pocket page protector

Twine

Diamond Stickles

Fringe scissors for grass

Ric-rac ribbon

Yellow plaid ribbon

BUNNY HOP EASTER FAMILY FUN LAYOUT | with Nathalie

Time is passing so fast, and we are all getting ready to celebrate Easter! Though my kids are not little anymore, I still have so many memories of all the times they loved all things bunny for this holiday. So, I pulled a few pictures and the fun Bunny Hop  collection to create this layout.

I wanted to pull colors and patterns to my layout, so the idea of creating a sunburst design just popped in my mind.

I pulled some 12x12 paper pieces and 6x6 Paper Pad pieces, and trimmed them into long triangles. I made sure that I had two of each -for most of them-, and then started playing with them to create the formation you see in the photo..

I set them on white cardstock, making sure that they sat on the top right quarter of the page. I used a bit of foam adhesive to raise the ends of each triangle; this help to separate them bringing texture, dimension and interest to the page.

I added one of the border stickers to the edge of the sunburst formation, this helps to encase the papers. Then, I set the photos at the junction of all the paper tips ( the photos are framed with a paper from the 6x6 paper pad). I added a few stickers to the top left corner of the photos following the line of the paper strips.

To balance the page, I am using the bottom left quarter of the page to create my title. Here I mixed pieces from the Chit Chat pack and a few stickers. I made sure that the title was long so it sat under the photos. I added a few Sprinkles throughout the page, making sure they helped to bring your eye to specific areas of the page.

I love how this turned out, and it was so much fun to play with paper for this design. I hope it inspires you to use the Bunny Hop collection for your next project! XO

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BUNNY HOP FLOWER CART MINI | With Traci

Hello my crafty friends! Traci here and today, I'm sharing a new mini album I made that's shaped like a little flower cart! I designed it with the adorable Bunny Hop Collection and it makes a perfect keepsake for your spring and Easter photos. Or ... a super cute gift idea if you're feeling generous! 😊

To make this, I started with one of my clear Acrylic Horizontal Mini Albums. I cut out 4 circles for the wheels and adhered them to the front and back covers with tiny clear glue dots. You could also make this out of white card stock or chipboard.

Next, I covered the wheels with floral die cuts from the Bits & Pieces. Then, I added some boutique buttons in bubblegum and a bit of twine in bumblebee. Now these wheels are ready to roll!

Just inside the cover on the first page, I added the 12x12 Easter Basket plaid. Ohhhh, how I love those pretty colors. Then I embellished with flowers from the Bits & Pieces, bunnies from the Odds & Ends, a banner from the This & That sticker sheet, lots of enamel Hello Spring flower sprinkles, and ... some mini jewels from the Easter Assortment. It's all so pretty.

On the backside of that page, I used a playful 12x12 polka dot print called Spot of Spring. Then, I added two photo mats and adhered the matching die cut pieces back-to-back to the ones on the front side.

Here is a darling folding page that I covered in the fun little green Bunny Hop print. I added a few more photo mats, a sweet bunny die cut from the Odds & Ends, and the "You're my honey bunny" from the Chit Chat.

Who loves jelly beans? I do ... especially on the colorful Bunnies & Beans pattern paper above! It makes such a cute background for the clipboard journaling spot (from the Bits and Pieces) and my photo mat.

This little plaid basket full of flowers is adorable. I added another mini gem for tiny bit of sparkle!

My last page has a great little pocket that's perfect for storing memorabilia, extra photos, or ... journaling cards. I added 3 cute ones from the Easter Basket print and on the front - die cuts from the Chit Chat, Bits & Pieces, and Odds & Ends.


I've been having so much fun playing with the Bunny Hop Collection and I know you will too! I hope this mini album gives you some ideas. Until next time ... happy scrappin' everyone!

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Doodle Twine in Bumblebee

Boutique Buttons in Bubblegum

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Clear Acrylic Album

MayArts Ribbon