BUNNY HOP - EASTER LAYOUT | with Inessa

Hey friends! I’m so excited to share this sweet and colorful layout featuring the absolutely adorable Bunny Hop collection. This one is full of bright spring colors, playful details, and the cutest little handmade touches—it just makes me smile every time I look at it.

For my foundation, I started with the easter basket paper as my background. I love the pattern and colors on this paper—it sets the tone for the entire layout. To soften it a bit and create a space for my design, I layered a piece of lily white textured cardstock trimmed to 11" x 11". I distressed the edges to add some texture and dimension before adhering it down.

For my photo, I kept the layering simple but impactful. I matted it using two patterned papers,  spot of spring and may flowers. The combination of those colors adds just the right amount of warmth and really draws your eye to the photo. It’s such an easy way to make your picture stand out without overcomplicating things.

When it came to embellishing, I had so much fun mixing and matching! I used a variety of pieces from the odds & ends, chit chat, and bits & pieces packs to build out my clusters. I also added a few doodle-pops for extra dimension—those always bring layouts to life.

One of my favorite parts of this layout is the handmade bunnies. I created them using the bunny and friends doodle cuts die set, cutting them from lily white cardstock and adding in that soft dusty pink from the basics cardstock for detail. Then I used patterned papers from the collection to give them the cutest little outfits. They add such a fun, whimsical element and really tie the whole theme together.

For the clouds, I pulled in a coordinating petite prints plaid/polka dot paper, which adds just a subtle pattern without overwhelming the design. It’s one of my favorite tricks—mixing in those smaller prints to balance everything out.

And of course, I couldn’t finish without a little sparkle! I used a variety of sprinkles to add those final touches—placing them in the centers of the flowers and using eye-shaped sprinkles for the bunny eyes and the sun. It’s those tiny details that really make everything pop and give your layout that extra bit of personality.

I just love how this layout came together. It’s bright, happy, and full of little details that make it feel special. I hope this inspires you to pull out your Bunny Hop collection and start creating—don’t be afraid to mix patterns, layer textures, and add those handmade elements. That’s where the magic really happens.

Thanks so much for stopping by, friends! 💕

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DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

8474 bunny hop collection paper pack 12x12 

8475 bunny hop petite print assortment

8476 bunny hop solid assortment

8453 bunny hop odds & ends

8454 bunny hop chit chat

8455 bunny hop bits & pieces

8432 honey bunny doodle-pops

8434 carrot top doodle-pops

8450 bunny & friends doodle cuts

8427 colored eggs shape sprinkles

8001 easter assortment sprinkles

8339 an eye for an eye shape sprinkles

4004 cupcake sprinkles

4008 bumblebee sprinkles

BUNNY HOP EASTER EGGS LAYOUT | with Brianna

Hey friends, Brianna here today sharing another layout using the Bunny Hop collection. My girl had the time of her life hunting for eggs this year and I couldn't wait to scrapbook it! Here's my page: 

I LOVE creating little scenes using the adorable Doodlebug collections, especially the Bunny Hop one! The bunnies, eggs and florals are all so perfect to create a scene with. For my base, I selected the Bunny Hop 12x12 paper since I loved the stripes. I took a piece of textured white cardstock, trimmed it to an 11x12 and then adhered it to the striped paper. I then took the Spring Sprouts 12x12 paper, trimmed it down as well and then cut into it with my fringed scissors to mimic grass. For some extra color and a floral look, I did the same thing with the B side of that paper and adhered it right behind my grass. I love the texture it adds to my layout!

I then took my photo and tucked it into the fringed layers, I love how it looks like my daughter is sitting in the grass! I then built up the background using a few of the larger floral die cuts from the Bits and Pieces pack and then also adhered quite a few of the Cardstock Icons stickers directly onto the grass paper. The soft colors and adorable icons couldn't be anymore perfect for this scene!

For my title, I chose 'Easter Eggs' from the Chit Chat pack and centered it towards the bottom of my scene. Before I adhered it down, I chose the Pastel Plaid Washi Tape and added a strip to go underneath it. I then added some Puffy Icons stickers around my title to highlight it a bit more. I also chose that adorable Honey Bunny Doodle-Pop and stuck it right next to my photo. She's wearing a pink dress like my Sunny girl so it was the perfect choice!

Next, I added in some smaller embellishments and filled in my scene a bit more by including a few of the Colored Egg Shape Sprinkles as well as some of the smaller Puffy Icons flower stickers. 

Here's one last look at this soft, sweet and super cute Easter layout: 

Thank you so much for stopping by today, I hope that I've inspired you in some way! I'll see you in my next post friends! 

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DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

8641 bunny hop 12x12 paper
8465 spring sprouts 12x12 paper
8454 bunny hop chit chat
8432 honey bunny doodle-pop
8427 colored eggs shape sprinkles
8455 bunny hop bits and pieces
8452 bunny hop puffy icons stickers
8458 bunny hop cardstock icons stickers
8453 bunny hop odds and ends

BUNNY HOP EASTER BUNNY LAYOUT | with Tarrah

What better way to celebrate Easter memories than with bright colors, playful patterns, and the cutest bunny details? I’m so excited to share this sweet Easter‑themed scrapbook layout created with the Bunny Hop Collection! This collection is an absolute dream for spring and Easter projects, and it was the perfect match for documenting this adorable bunny photo of my son!

One of my favorite elements on this page is the oversized bunny silhouette, which really sets the tone for the entire layout. The bunny silhouette was hand drawn and cut from white cardstock and then filled with horizontal rows of scalloped patterned papers from the Bunny Hop collection. Mixing florals, cute characters, dots, and stripes allowed me to showcase a wide variety of designs while keeping everything soft and cohesive. The layered strips add depth, texture, and a quilt‑like feel that makes the bunny instantly eye‑catching and perfectly suited for an Easter theme. One of the things that took the most time on this layout was all of that hand stitching! I used 6 different colored threads and alternated them all around the edge of the cut out bunny and I love the effect! You can see a more close up of this in the very last photo of this post.

The black‑and‑white photo of my little bunny is placed slightly off‑center on the right side of the layout. I love using black‑and‑white photos with colorful collections like this—it really allows the bright patterns and embellishments to pop while keeping the focus on the story behind the photo.

To ground the design, I framed the layout with a bright aqua patterned paper featuring tiny white bunnies. This border not only ties into the Easter theme but also helps draw your eye straight into the center of the page. The clean white background inside the frame gives the colorful bunny plenty of room to shine without feeling overwhelming.

The title, “Easter Bunny,” is layered right over the bunny shape using playful, pastel letter stickers. I love how the mixed colors and whimsical font add a fun, childlike charm.

Just above the title sits the Hello Sunshine Doodle Pop, which brings in a bit of warmth and balances the design visually. Small embellishments like flowers, tabs, and mini sentiment strips—such as “My Funny Bunny” and “So Sweet”—are tucked around the page, creating clusters that guide your eye from the bunny to the photo and back again.

To bring everything together, I sprinkled in a few extra Bunny Hop icons around the page—a cute rabbit, Easter Eggs in grass, and flowers—that reinforce the Easter theme without overpowering the design. Every little detail in this collection feels intentional and joyful, making it incredibly easy to create a playful yet polished layout.

The Bunny Hop Collection is perfect for documenting Easter, springtime fun, and childhood memories. From the soft pastel colors to the adorable icons, it makes scrapbooking festive occasions an absolute joy.

If you’re looking for a way to use lots of patterned paper while still keeping your layout cohesive, a shaped design like this bunny is a great technique to try. I hope this page inspires you to pull out your Bunny Hop supplies and start creating your own sweet spring memories!

If you’re looking for a way to use lots of patterned paper while still keeping your layout cohesive, a shaped design like this bunny is a great technique to try. I hope this page inspires you to pull out your Bunny Hop supplies and start creating your own sweet spring memories!

Happy creating!

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DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

8453 Bunny Hop - Odds & Ends Pack

8455 Bunny Hop - Bits & Pieces Pack

8454 Bunny Hop - Chit Chat Pack

8459 Bunny Hop - This & That Sticker Sheet

8435 Bunny Hop - Hello Sunshine DoodlePop

8462 Bunny Hop - Hippity Hoppity 12' x 12' Patterned Paper

8466 Bunny Hop - May Flowers 12' x 12' Patterned Paper

8463 Bunny Hop - Easter Basket 12' x 12' Patterned Paper

8471 Bunny Hop - Chickadees 12' x 12' Patterned Paper

8465 Bunny Hop - Spring Sprouts 12' x 12' Patterned Paper

8461 Bunny Hop - Bunny Hop 12' x 12' Patterned Paper

8470 Bunny Hop - Bunnies and Beans 12' x 12' Patterned Paper

8467 Bunny Hop - Carrot Patch 12' x 12' Patterned Paper

8469 Bunny Hop - Everything Easter 12' x 12' Patterned Paper

8464 - Bunny Hop - Spot of Spring 12' x 12' Patterned Paper

5302 - Doodle Twine - Lily White

OTHER

Date stamp

Black ink

Scallop border die

Cuttlebug Die-cut machine

Various colored threads

Black journal pen

BUNNY HOP - HAPPY EASTER LAYOUT | with Brianna

Hey friends! Brianna Estrella here today and I'm so excited to be working with the Bunny Hop collection again! I absolutely love all of the adorable icons, pretty patterned papers and stunning color palette. We took our daughter to see the Easter Bunny for her first Easter and the photos turned out so good. I couldn't help but document another photo from this fun tradition! Here's my page: 

When I was going through the collection, the shadow box insert kit kept getting my attention. I've always wanted to use one for a scrapbook layout, so I pulled it out and got to work. If you haven't worked with the shadow box insert kit before, you definitely need to. It comes with everything that you need and putting it together is so therapeutic! Put on your favorite show and just follow the template with instructions.  Super simple process!

Here's an up close of shot of how it looks with all of the stickers together. Some pieces are popped up on foam for extra interest and dimension. Adorable!

Once I had all of my embellishments down on the vellum insert, I selected the Bubblegum cardstock from the solid assortment pack and trimmed it down to an 8.25x8.25 size. This would be the matte for my vellum insert and it would be the perfect pop of pink behind it. To continue with the simplicity and to frame my beautiful insert, I took some white cardstock that I had trimmed to an 11x11 size and adhered the embellished vellum to it. I then took those layers and adhered them to the Easter Everything paper. I'm so in love with how it all looks together!!

Next, I went through the Chit Chat pack in search of a title. I selected a simple 'Happy Easter' banner and adhered it at the top of my page. I then added a 'So Sweet' flag that I added some white twine to and added it under my photo. My girl was so happy to see the Easter bunny!

I thought about adding more embellishments but I really loved the simple look of this page so I chose not to. The large group of embellishments, simple title and my photo were perfect as is. Here's one last look: 

Thank you so much for stopping by today, I hope that I've inspired you in some way. The shadow box kit is such a great way to spark inspiration and it really does all of the designing work for you. I think it's perfect for on the go creating or if you're wanting to create but don't have a lot of time! See you next time friends!

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DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

8476 bunny hop solid assortment pack
8649 bunny hop everything easter 12x12 paper
8473 bunny hop shadow box insert kit
8454 bunny hop chit chat
5302 lily white twine

BUNNY HOP HAPPY EASTER LAYOUT | with Tarrah

There is just something about Easter that I love so much, I think it must be the adorable bunnies and I mean who doesn't love the yummy chocolate eggs right!? The Bunny Hop collection is absolute cuteness overload and it is the perfect collection to document this gorgeous photo of my niece!

I picked a cut file from the Bunny Hop collection called Bunny Girl and cut out all the different pieces from different colored cardstock in the Bunny Hop coordinating cardstock pack. Once all the pieces were cut, I loved piecing the bunny girl together and love how she turned out!

I adhered her flat and slightly to the left to another sheet of white cardstock that I trimmed down so that I could add a colored paper from the Bunny Hop collection as a frame behind the white cardstock. Once the large Bunny Girl was placed I adhered my photo to the right of the cut file and began to build a sort of garden using embellishments. 

On the hair bow I wanted to add something else, so I added a flower cluster die-cut and I also placed my title across the dress on the cut file. I LOVE Doodle-pops and used a few on this layout including the sun above the photo and the adorable chickens in the garden.   

I used lots of die-cuts from the Bits and Pieces and Odds and Ends packs as the base for the garden and then layered some stickers over the top to add a little bit of dimension and texture. I love how this enhances some of the flowers on the layout a bit more. I also added the green border sticker from the This and That sticker sheet to the very bottom to replicate the look of grass.

Thank you so much for stopping by today! I hope you have the Bunny Hop collection and can get some Easter memories documented using it! We would love to see what you create! Happy creating!

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DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

Bunny Hop collection

Bunny Hop Coordinating Cardstock
 Bunny Hop Bunny Girl SVG file

OTHER

Silhouette Cameo machine 

Date stamp

Black ink

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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DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

Bunny Hop Collection

Bunny Hop Solid Assortment Cardstock
Bunny Basket Doodle Cuts

OTHER

Distress Oxide Ink Pads

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 Collection
Bunny Hop Coordinating Cardstock
Sprinkles

BUNNY HOP EASTER TOGETHER LAYOUT | with Brianna

Hey friends! Brianna Lepper here and I'm so excited that it's almost Spring!! Bring on the sunshine and all of the soft and pretty colors. The new Bunny Hop collection is so adorable and I had a lot of fun using it to document some photos of my boys on Easter a few years back. Even as teenagers, they still love to hunt for eggs and I hope to continue it year after year. Here's my page:

To start, I went through the patterned papers and chose both the Springtime Stripe and Everything Easter 12x12 papers. I loved the stripes from the Springtime Stripe paper and trimmed two strips of it to adhere to the sides of the Everything Easter paper. I wanted my photos and embellishments to pop, so I adhered a piece of white cardstock to the center of my page and then added stitching using my sewing machine.

Next, I matted my photos using the 6x6 Paper Pad and layered a large journaling piece from the Bits & Pieces pack. Since I had two photos, I needed one more to go behind my other photo, so I used one of the stickers on the Cardstock Sticker sheet. It was perfect! I then added some floral pieces from the Odds & Ends pack and layered them into the four corners of my page.

For my title, I used two words from the Chit Chat pack and adhered them to the center of my page. I popped the 'together' word up on foam tape to make sure it stood out a bit more. I also thought it would be cute if I framed it using a few eggs from the Colored Eggs Shape Sprinkles and the Odds & Ends pack.

Here's my other photo cluster that I adhered to the bottom left of my page. I felt like the top left and bottom right corners needed some large ephemera to fill in the space, so I pulled in two adorable bunnies and adhered them down.

Next, I added a few more embellishments using the Icons stickers and some of the Puffy Icons stickers. I also added in some sparkle with the Easter Mini Jewels.

This color palette and all of the adorable elements make me so happy! I can't wait to create with it again! Here's one last look:

Thank you so much for stopping by today, I hope that I've inspired you in some way! I'll see you in my next post friends!

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DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

Bunny Hop Collection

OTHER

Gold Spray

Sewing Thread