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.
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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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 Collectionis 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!
Easter just passed, so it's time to document your memories in style using the cute Bunny Hop collection. The colors, icons, designs are just perfect for all those happy memories, and also the ones featuring the bright Springtime colors.
I wanted to take advantage of the cards in the Chickadees paper; so, I cut out a few of them and then using a craft knife made sure to take the icon/sentiment from the center of the cards, so that they remain as frames.
Using foam adhesive, I adhered the frames to the Pistachio Floral Graph Petite Print paper, then framed the entire paper with the Bunny Hop papers. The inside of the "frames" provides perfect spots to add embellishments, the key was to balance the placement of all the embellishments and sentiments.
I placed the photo on the center frames, as I wanted to make sure that I could add the title next to it and fit it all in to balance the page, completely. A few embellishments in a cluster at the top right corner of the photo help with the balance of the layout.
I loved having small little canvases in each of the frames, I thought of the grid as a small gallery wall. This was an easy to way to place the frames so that they follow a soft pattern on the layout. To finish the page, I used some mini jewels in some of the frames and clusters to complete the spread.
I love how this turned out, and I hope it inspires you to use the new Bunny Hop collection for your next crafty project.
It has been a pleasure to share some ideas on how to use the beautiful Doodlebug Design collections with you all for the past years, but I have to take a break from the team, as I concentrate in family. I cannot wait to continue seeing what you all create! XO
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Well, I've had my fill of chocolate eggs for about the next century! Now it's time to scrap all of those fun Easter photos! I wanted to do a little something different so I created an explosion box that holds a fun little mini album using the Bunny Hop Collection. Take a peek...
I used some lily white cardstock to create my box, and covered it with panels cut from the Easter Basket and Carrot Patch papers. I decorated the cover with some Odds & Ends, Chit Chats, and sprinkles. When you remove the fun little cover, the box "explodes" open to show a darling mini, perfect for all my Easter pics!
Inside I decorated the 4 inner sides of the box with some May Flowers paper and four (yes, four!) Doodle-pops. I'm very proud of myself for using them, rather than hording them.
In the center of my box I created a mini using a hidden binding. It has 7 pages. I then set to decorating all the pages using Odds & Ends, Icon Stickers, This & That Stickers, Shaped Sprinkles and Puffy Icons. My photo mats were cut using dies from my stash. Here are some close-ups.
Look! More Doodle-pops!
I was so happy that this came out as I had envisioned! I created a short video of my mini in action, I think it's much more fun to see it this way!
That's it for me today, thank you for stopping by to peek!
Hello crafty friends, Happy Easter! It’s Conny here from The Daily Life of Creativity, and today I am sharing the sweetest, chunky album using the Bunny Hop collection.
This is honestly the chunkiest mini album I have ever created, and the photos truly do not do it justice. I highly encourage you to head over to my YouTube channel and watch the full flip-through so you can really see all the layers and dimension in this album. And if you do, let me know what you think—either here on the blog or in the video comments. I always love hearing from you!
So let’s get started.
The spine on this album is three inches wide, which is what gives it that chunky look. For the base, I used chipboard that is about 80mm thick because I love how sturdy it makes the album. For the spine, I cut one piece cut at 8 1/4 by 3 inches. Then, for the covers, I cut two pieces cut at 8 1/4 by 5 1/2 inches.
To wrap the covers, I pulled two papers from the Bunny Hop collection—paper Bunny Hop and Spring Sprouts. I trimmed both of those to 7 by 9 3/4 inches. These were used to wrap around the chipboard pieces. I placed my chipboard in the center of the paper, leaving about a 3/4-inch border all around. Then I added adhesive, mitered the corners, and wrapped everything tightly.
For the spine, I used the Hippity Hoppity paper, trimmed to 9 3/4 by 6 inches. I placed the 8 1/4 by 3-inch spine piece right in the center, leaving about t 1 1/2 inches on each side and about 3/4 inch at the top and bottom. I then folded the top and bottom in first, leaving the side flaps open.
Those side flaps are what will hold the album together. I added adhesive to them and attach them to the inside of the front and back covers, right onto the chipboard that is still exposed. I made sure everything was centered and lined up nicely as I stuck it down.
And just like that my album was ready!
Once the cover, spine, and covers were all adhered together, I started on to the inside of the album.
For the inside cover, I used the Bunnies and Beans paper. I trimmed that paper down to 8 1/8 inches, keeping the full 12-inch length, and then cut it to 8 1/8 by 3 inches. This piece was adhered to the right side of the inside cover.
This paper is so beautiful—I made sure to use the side with the cute little bunnies, eggs, and chocolate bunnies because it just brings everything together and really sets the tone for the album. On the opposite side, using the Spring Sprouts paper, I adhered the floral pattern facing up, and it is just super, super adorable. I love how soft and springy it looks when you open the album.
Now moving on to the pages.
For this album, I created five (5) pages using white cardstock. Each piece was trimmed to 8 1/4 by 10 1/2 inches. On the 10 1/2 inch side, I scored at 1/2 inch and again at 5 1/2 inches.
This created the base for my pages with a flap, and that 1/2 inch section is what I used to adhere each page into the spine, right in the center.
This gives the album structure while still allowing all those layers to build up. I also added a couple of different page variations in this album just to see how they would look and function.
One of the pages measures 5 1/2 by 8 1/4 inches, and on the 5 1/2 side, I scored at 1/2 inch. This is actually the very last page in the album, so it’s a single page, and I love how it finishes everything off nicely.
I also tried a slightly larger page just to experiment a bit. That one measures 11 by 8 1/4 inches, and I scored at 1/2 inch and again at 5 1/2 inches on the 11-inch side. This page ends up being almost flush with the covers of the album, which is why I only added one. I found that I personally like the slightly shorter pages better because everything feels a little more tucked in and neat, but if you like that fuller look, this is definitely a fun option to try.
For one of the other pages that is 10 1/2 inches wide, I scored at 1/2 inch, then again at 5 1/2 inches, and also at 6 inches. This created a small 1/2 inch spine that lifts up, giving you a little gap and extra dimension. The first 1/2 inch section is what I used to adhere the page into the album, and then that extra space gave it that interactive feel.
Inside this album, I added two waterfall elements. For the waterfalls, I used pieces that measure 6 1/2 by 4 1/4 inches, and on the 6 1/2 side, I scored at 1/2 inch. I created four pieces for each waterfall. For the closure, I used a piece that is 2 by 4 1/2 inches and scored at 4 inches. I also used a scallop punch on each of the waterfall pages to give them that soft decorative edge, and I absolutely love how that detail turned out.
Some of the pages also include additional flip-outs. These are around 6 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches, scored at 1/2 inch, and adhered to create more interactive spots. I also brought in some of the cut-apart tags and 4x4 cards from the collection to use as smaller flip elements throughout the album.
I added magnets throughout, especially on the waterfall sections, just to help keep everything closed and secure. If you are making onne, you can really place those wherever it makes sense, depending on how your pages are layered.
Some longer flip pages run almost the full length of the album, which is about 8 1/4 inches. For those, I used pieces that are roughly 8 3/4 inches and scored at 1/2 inch. I added a punched detail at the bottom for a decorative touch, and those are placed toward the front of the album.
Altogether, this album can hold around 70 photos, which makes it perfect for documenting all your Easter and spring memories.
For embellishing, I used a mix of the Doodlebug Design products, including Chit Chat, Odds & Ends, Bits & Pieces, Icons, Mini Icons, stickers, and pretty much every patterned paper from both the 12x12 collection and the 6x6 paper pad.
The 6x6 pad was especially perfect for matting the smaller pieces and the waterfall elements.
On the back, I created a pocket to hold additional photo mats. For that, I used a piece that is 6 by 4 inches and scored 1/2 inch on the left, right, and bottom. I also used a 1 1/2 inch punch to create that curved opening, which added a nice little detail and makes it easier to pull the cards out.
From there, it’s all about layering, textures, and having fun with the embellishments. I added ribbon for a soft finishing touch, and just built everything up with dimension.
I truly had so much fun creating this album, and I would love to know what you think! And if you’d like to see a full process video of me putting this album together, let me know—I might just have to make one.
Honestly, the photos don’t even begin to show how many layers and details are in this album. It is so full of dimension, texture, and interactive elements—it’s just one of those projects you really need to see in motion to fully appreciate.
That’s why I highly recommend heading over to my YouTube channel and watching the full walkthrough. You’ll be able to see all the flips, waterfalls, and hidden details that just don’t come through in photos.
This album is absolutely stunning in person, and I had so much fun creating every single page. Thank you so much for stopping by!
Happy Easter, Xo Conny!
