BUNNY HOP - EASTER BUNNY DECOR | with Jen

Long before I started making mini albums I made a lot of 3D projects. So for my final design team project I decided to make a decor piece using elements from the Bunny Hop line and some Bunny Hop SVG Files. 

I used the adorable Bunny Hop - Bunny in Truck SVG file found in the Lori Whitlock Shop to create this cute decor piece. The base elements were cut with my Glowforge from lightweight birch wood but this could be done by cutting the elements with a Cricut or Silhouette, tracing on to foam board and cutting by hand. To fill out the scene I added the the Bunny Hop - Striped Egg  and Bunny Hop Tree SVG Files.

For my base I used a random splat shape from Cricut Design Space because I wanted a more organic base. Into that piece I cut a well to add a little shaker element using the Bunnies and Chicks Shakers and Spring Flowers Shakers. I covered my base with the Spring Sprouts and May Flowers 12x12 papers cut with my Cricut. 

I wanted to make the truck as dimensional as possible so I cut and layered some of the elements from the SVG file. I covered these elements with papers from the Bunny Hop Coordinating Cardstock and Coordinating Petite Print papers. I also added the Egg Shape Sprinkles in the back of the the truck. I added a Chit Chat piece on the door of the truck as well.

For a finishing touch I made a tiny banner to hang on the trees using the Bunny Hop Puffy Icons and some Bubblegum Doodle Twine. 

If you would like to make your own version you can find the cut files linked below on Lori Whitlock's site. 

Finally, I would like to thank Doodlebug for the opportunity to design with my favorite brand for the last three years! It has been a fun ride! 

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DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

Bunny Hop 12x12 Collection Kit
8476 Bunny Hop Coordinating Cardstock Pack
8475 Bunny Hop Coordinating Petite Prints
8454 Bunny Hop Chit Chat
8427 Colored Eggs Shape Sprinkles
8428 bitty beans shape sprinkles
8378 clear heavyweight acetate
8445 Bunnies and Chicks Shakers
8446 spring flowers shakers
Bunny Hop - Bunny in Truck SVG File
Bunny Hop - Bunny Hop Tree
Bunny Hop - Bunny Hop Striped Egg

OTHER

1/8" Birch Wood
Glowforge
Cricut

DOODLEBUG SHAKERS - BUNNY HOP SNOW GLOBE | with Brianna

Hey friends! Brianna here with you today and if you've been following me for a while, you know I LOVE to make shakers! Give me anything and I'll make a shaker out of it. So of course when Doodlebug released the adorable Shakers, I couldn't wait to get my hands on them. I was so excited to work with the Snow Globe and turn it into Easter decor. Here's what I created:

To start, I traced the inside the of the glass globe on a piece of white paper and cut it out. I then traced it again on a piece of thicker white cardstock to use as my base. Once that was trimmed out, I took the spring sprouts patterned paper from the 6x6 Paper Pad and then trimmed a few narrow strips out of it. I wanted to create some grass with it so I pulled out my fringe scissors and cut into the strips. I added foam tape to the backs of each strip and before I adhered them down, I took a blue Distress Oxide Ink pad and ink blended on my sky.

I thought it would be fun to create a little scene using the Mini Icon Stickers, so I pulled out a few cute ones to help me build it. I don't have a lot of Easter/Spring decor so this was the perfect thing to create so that I can pull it out each year and display it.

I made sure to add foam tape to my stickers so that they could be dimensional and give my scene some depth and interest. The cute carrot house was perfect to layer on top of the two trees and the sun really pulled it all together. I tucked in a bunch of flowers from that same Mini Icon sheet but also pulled in a few from the Chickies Shape Sprinkles pack. To finish this cute globe, I poured in the stars of the show... the Shakers! I chose these colors: Bubblegum, Bumblebee, Mint, Cupcake and Spring Flowers. They added the perfect touch!!

To finish things, I covered a portion of the black base using the may flowers paper from the 6x6 Paper Pad and added a few phrase pieces from the Chit Chat Pack. For some extra sparkle, I adhered a few Jewels from the Easter Assortment around the base. I love how it turned out!

Thank you so much for stopping by today, I hope that I've inspired you in some way. These Shakers are so fun and I can't wait to create even more things with them! See you in my next post friends!

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DOODLEBUG SUPPLIES USED

Bunny Hop Collection

Shakers

OTHER

Distress Oxide Ink Pad

White Cardstock

BUNNY HOP EASTER HOUSE | with Miguel

I love giving new life to wooden pieces and this time I used the beautiful Bunny Hop Collection to decorate this darling little house.

I started by painting with white paint and then I covered it with the papers from the collection.  I embellished with the Bits & Pieces  and Odds & Ends since they are perfect for creating cute scenes, below I will show you.

For the front of my piece I decided to use the Bunny & Friends Doodle Cuts, which are the most beautiful thing in the world haha. I cut several layers of foam and cardstock, then spliced and lined all around. This technique allows me to give the pieces a 3D effect,

This piece is perfect for decorating your home this Easter season, 

I say goodbye as always hoping that my work inspires you to continue creating!

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DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

Bunny Hop Collection

Bunny Hop Coordinating Textured Cardstock

Bunny & Friends Doodle Cuts

OTHER

Paint

Wood House

HIPPITY HOPPITY EASTER EGG CHARCUTERIE BOARD | with Shellye

Looking for an eggstra-special craft for the kids or grandkids? Let them make their own Easter Egg Charcuterie Board!   Stamp and die-cut the sweet images from the Hippity Hoppity Doodle Stamps & Cuts and let the littles color the images in!  I've taken the finished images (colored with Copic Markers) and attached them to paper bands to create little egg holders:

As you can see, I stamped the various "motorized" bunnies, colored and die-cut.  I embellished them further with little patches of grass and flowers (also stamped, colored and die-cut).  

The paper strips were cut from various patterned papers to measure 6"X1.5" and then adhered the ends together to make a 1.5" diameter ring.  The bunnies were then lined up with the bottom of the paper rings and attached.  I filled with paper shred and plastic eggs.

I placed the finished egg holders on a covered egg-shaped piece of wood that I purchased from Dollar General.  I traced the shape onto patterned paper, cut out and then Mod-Podged to the wood.  Using the Mod Podge allows a nice seal if you want to add candies or other things that may damage an unsealed paper.  Next, I trimmed the edge of the wood with a wrapping of chunky twine!

 

I wanted to add some height to the back of the tray, so I painted two mini spools, inserted paper straws and then attached the cute die cut! Add more character and sprinkle candy eggs between the traffic of bunnies :)

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DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS

Hippity Hoppity Collection

Hippity Hoppity Doodle Stamps

Hippity Hoppity Doodle Cuts

Limeade Chunky Twine

Spring Mini Jewels