BUNNY HOP ACETATE TREAT BOXES | with Jen

Easter is late this year which gives you plenty of time to make some cute Easter treats! Today I have a pair of fun treat boxes using the Doodlebug Easter Dots Heavyweight Acetate and the Bunny Hop Collection

I used a milk carton treat box die from my stash to cut the boxes from the Easter Dots Acetate. I added some Odds and Ends on two sides to cover up the adhesive used to assemble the boxes.

On the top,  I tied them shut with some Bubblegum and Swimming Pool Chunky Doodle Twine. I added little tent tags to the top using the Bunny Hop 6x6 paper pad and the coordinating Puffy Icons and Mini Icons stickers.

On each box, I used the same Mini Icon as the tiny cut apart on the opposite side of the tag. I also added Puffy Icons to create some dimension.

Now they're all ready for the special little people in my life!

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DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

Easter Dots Heavyweight Acetate
Bunny Hop Collection
Swimming Pool Chunky Doodle Twine
Bubblegum Chunky Doodle Twine

OTHER

Milk Carton Treat Die

BUNNY HOP EASTER BASKETS | with Tarrah

Are you ready for the Easter Bunny? In case you aren't I have a cute Easter basket project you can make for the littles! These are just so super cute and so easy to make too! You can download the free file here. I highly recommend printing these out, tracing the design onto some baking or tracing paper. You can then transfer the design onto whatever paper you like. Please note that the light blue lines are fold/score lines. Use a scoring tool for these parts for ease of folding them into shape.

I am lucky enough to own a Silhouette Cameo machine and was able to convert the file from PNG to SVG and then add it in my Silhouette Studio Designer Edition. I was then able to change the solid light blue lines to dash/dotted lines to create a perforated line so that these parts may be folded. My Cameo machine then cut these out exactly as I needed them too!

Choose some of the gorgeous papers in the Bunny Hop collection to cut for your baskets.

Once you have all of your baskets cut out you can begin to assemble them. Simply fold the perforated parts and glue the scallop pieces behind the middle piece. I used a small clip until the glue was dry to help secure these. I love how you can see the detail in the folds once they are glued together! Once both sides are done, you can go ahead and attach the long handle in the same way. I did attach the handle on the outside though as I knew I would be covering up the joins.

Once you have constructed your baskets, start decorating your baskets using some of the gorgeous embellishments from the Bunny Hop collection! I used the border stickers from This and That stickers around the tops of the baskets. I also added some Doodle Pops and Shaker Pops to each one - aren't Doodle Pops the best?! I love them so much! On top of the handles, I also added a word/phrase sticker and some small stickers. On the rabbit one, I also added some of the grass puffy stickers underneath.

OMG the cuteness is too much! I just love how these turned out! I hope you will give these a try using the Bunny Hop collection! You will not be disappointed!

I filled each basket with some thin wood shavings and of course some Easter Eggs too! These will make great little gifts for my work colleagues!

Thank you so much for stopping today! I hope you get to create some fun and cute Easter projects using the gorgeous Bunny Hop collection!

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DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

Bunny Hop collection

OTHER

Thin wood shavings

Easter Basket template

Silhouette Cameo machine

Easter Eggs

BUNNY HOP TREAT BASKETS | with Niella

Hi crafty crew, we're hopping straight into March with another sweet and adorable collection for Spring and Easter: Bunny Hop! There are so many fun and super charming characters in this collection and the patterns are all so darling! Cuteness overload guaranteed! Let's get into my first project with Bunny Hop - good ol' goodie baskets!

For these baskets I've used the 12x12 patterned papers top left clockwise: bunny hop, bunnies & beans and everything Easter. And that wee baby basket is from the 6x6 paper pad called carrot patch! Hi there little cutie!
Each basket is filled with shredded pastel tissue paper which serves as a great filler with mini chocolate eggs.

To create the front pouch, I've just made it the same as the main basket, just cut it smaller by using the 6x6 patterned pad because this pad is scaled down and perfect for wee projects. Stitched paper strips make easy handles and I love using the contrasting patterns. To close the bottom, I've added machine stitching straight across. These baskets can lay flat as well. Perfect for sending as happymail.

I loved putting these together! Truth be told I could make dozens of these to gift! I loved decorating each basket with the icon and mini icon stickers and the collection's puffy stickers! It's all so super adorable. The bits n pieces ephemera cemented how sweet this collection is. It's one thing to see it, but holding it is something else!

Thank you for popping by today! I hope you've had a crafty hit of inspo! 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 dee!

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DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

Bunny Hop collection

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paper shred

machine stitching

foam dots