NEW TEAM MEMBER | NEW PROJECT | NEW 3D CUT FILE

We are delighted to introduce a new member to our Doodlebug Design Team. So please make him welcome.

This may be Curt's first post on the Doodlebug Blog, but you're already familiar with his work. He works in-house at Doodlebug Design as a member of the product development team. And we are thrilled to have his talents extend to our design team.

CURT R. JENSEN:

Are you hosting Easter dinner or an egg hunt this year? One of my favorite things about hosting a get together is making party favors and table decorations! On Easter Sunday, our table will be embellished with these handmade Mini Easter Baskets.

And guess what? You can make them, too, with Doodlebug Design's new Hoppy Easter collection and my 3D basket design which is now an exclusive Doodlebug Design SVG cut file available from the Lori Whitlock Store.

Each of these Mini Easter Baskets were woven together, by hand, with strips of patterned paper. Visit my blog for step-by-step instructions on how to create your own Mini Easter Basket.

I love when projects serve a dual purpose. I wrote my family member's names on each of the eggs and voila, the Mini Easter Baskets are both a place card AND a party favor. If hand lettering isn't your thing, don't worry, use plastic, hard boiled, or chocolate eggs. Or, fill each Mini Easter Basket with candy! However you decide to fill them, these Mini Easter Baskets are perfect to put all your eggs in.

Doodlebug Design products used:
Mini Easter Basket svg
5442 Kraft Gingham-Linen Petite Prints 12 x 12 double-sided paper
6315 Hoppy Easter 12 x 12 double-sided paper
6316 Easter Egg Hunt 12 x 12 double-sided paper
6317 Carrot Patch 12 x 12 double-sided paper
6318 Sunday Dress 12 x 12 double-sided paper
6319 Bunny Babies 12 x 12 double-sided paper
6320 Jellybean Plaid 12 x 12 double-sided

Other products used:
Electronic cutting machine
Plastic, hard boiled or chocolate eggs
Easter grass or paper shred
Permanent marker
Adhesive

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