Showing posts with label Everyday Scrapbook Page. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Everyday Scrapbook Page. Show all posts

Saturday, March 28, 2026

LUCKY ME HAPPY LIFE LAYOUT | with Tarrah

There’s nothing quite like documenting everyday happiness, and the gorgeous Lucky Me Collection makes it impossibly fun! For today’s scrapbook layout, I leaned all the way into bright colors, playful patterns, and cheerful icons to celebrate a moment that truly represents a happy life.


This layout starts with the gorgeous rainbow‑filled 'Rainbow Skies' patterned paper, instantly setting a joyful tone. The repeating rainbows create a whimsical background, perfect for everyday memories that deserve a little extra sunshine. To add visual interest, I folded back 2 corners of the paper to reveal the sunny yellow gingham pattern on the back! Layering this over the vibrant pink 'My Lucky Charm' patterned paper, the folds in the paper point right toward the photo and drawing the eye straight to the heart of the page. 


Speaking of adorable details—can we talk about the smiling sunshine icons? These sweet little characters add such personality and warmth to the layout. Paired with fluffy cloud die-cuts, hearts, and tiny accents all from the 'All The Things' ephemera pack, they help tell the story without overwhelming the photo.

The photo is matted simply to keep the focus on the memory, while small sentiment stickers like “love it” and “so happy” tuck in perfectly around it. These simple phrases add meaning and reinforce the carefree, happy theme of the page.


For the title, I mixed and matched text die-cuts to create “happy LIFE”, letting the word LIFE to stand out in fresh green tones. The title was adhered using craft foam to add dimension to the page.

My tip: When working with bold patterned papers like those in the Lucky Me Collection, try using strong geometric shapes (like triangles or angled panels) to help guide the eye around the page. Not only do they add playful movement, but they’re also a great way to spotlight your photo without needing lots of extra embellishments. Let the patterns and colors do the happy work for you!


One of my favorite things about the Lucky Me Collection is how effortlessly everything works together. The icons, patterns, colors, and sentiments are all perfectly coordinated, making it easy to create a polished layout while still having fun with playful designs.


If you’re looking to document everyday moments, special memories, or simply celebrate the joy in your life, the Lucky Me Collection is truly a must‑have. Bright, happy, and full of charm—just like the memories it helps preserve. Happy creating!


DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

9034 Lucky Me - All The Things Ephemera Pack
9025 Lucky Me - Icons Puffy Stickers
9036 Lucky Me - 6' x 8' Paper Pad
9038 Lucky Me - This & That Sticker Sheet
9037 - Lucky Me - Icon Sticker Sheet
9040 Lucky Me - My Lucky Charm 12' x 12' Patterned Paper
9044 Lucky Me - Rainbow Skies 12' x 12' Patterned Paper
5302 - Doodle Twine - Lily White

OTHER

Date stamp
Black ink

Monday, March 2, 2026

LUCKY ME HAPPY LIFE LAYOUT | with Brianna

Hey friends! Brianna back again sharing a new layout using the Lucky Me collection. This collection is just so happy and fun to work with. I thought it would be perfect to document a few photos of our everyday life. Sunny and I walk to the park daily and it's honestly my favorite part of our day. It gets us out of the house and who doesn't love to feel sunshine on their face? The best! Here's my page: 

Let's talk about Doodlebug's cardstock for a second.. Vibrant, thick and textured.. The best!! It's honestly my favorite and I thought it would be fun to highlight the coordinating set on this page. I pulled out the cardstock pack and trimmed all of the colors down to 1/2x10 inch strips. I chose the white cardstock as my main base and then matted it with the black cardstock. I knew it would allow the cardstock strips to pop off of the page even more!

I then took all of my strips and arranged them in rainbow order on a diagonal. Just seeing them lined up like that made me already love the page haha! I needed a little bit of pattern, so I matted my photo using one of the 6x8 papers and popped my photos up on foam tape. The matching diagonals and all of the bright colors really make this page so happy.

In going with the happy theme, I chose 'Happy Life' for my title and adhered the pieces under my photos. The boldness of the black 'happy' pairs nicely with that black cardstock base and I love it. I then went through the Puffy Icons and chose a subtitle to go under my title and it couldn't have been more true. My girl really does have a heart of gold!


I started working on building the rest of my page with some embellishments. I pulled out the adorable Lucky Charm Shaker-Pop and adhered it towards the left side of my larger photo. It went perfectly with my cardstock rainbow and it's adorable! The little charms hanging from the cloud..! Next, I pulled out a few die cuts from the All The Things pack and then sprinkled in a few of the Icons and Mini Icons stickers. I liked the idea of having a lot of smaller elements on this page. I didn't want to take too much away from the cardstock strips.


For some final touches, I added in some of the Sprinkles and a few ladybugs from the Puffy Icons sticker sheet. Here's one last look: 

Thanks 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

9047 lucky me petite prints assortment pack
9043 lucky me all the things
9036 lucky me paper pad
9024 lucky me mini icon stickers
9025 lucky me puffy icon stickers
9037 lucky me icons stickers
9015 lucky me sprinkles
9019 lucky charm shaker-pop



Saturday, September 2, 2023

HELLO AGAIN GOOD TIMES LAYOUT | with Tarrah

You can't go past a pretty round design on a scrapbook layout right? Especially when it comes to using the gorgeous Hello Again collection!  All the florals and butterflies are so gorgeous! I just love them! The photo that I am documenting suited this collection perfectly!


I took 2 sheets of the Forever Flowers paper and completely fussy cut the scalloped circle. I then cut this piece in half and set it aside. I took the other sheet and using my craft knife, I carefully and partially cut the scallops out on the top only. I trimmed this whole piece to measure 11' x 11' and adhered it to the Pink Poppies paper. I then bent back the scallops that I had cut out to reveal some of the pink in the background paper. I then took the half piece I cut first, flipped it over and adhered this piece using craft foam, to the bottom half of the scalloped circle, I placed craft foam adhesive to the bottom parts of the circle only so that I could create a sort of pocket to tuck items in.


I took one of the scalloped border stickers from the This and That Cardstock Stickers and placed it along the straight edge of the pocket. I placed my photo on the left side of the page, layering a few Bits and Pieces cardstock pieces behind. I adhered a sun cardstock die-cut piece and a puffy sun on top in the top right corner of my photo. I adhered my title to the right of my photo using craft foam pieces to add some dimension to my page. I tucked in one of the round die-cuts and also placed a rainbow puffy heart. I love the small flowers that I added to the holes in the O's in the word 'Good'.


In the bottom corner of my photo, I layered one of the yellow die-cut flowers and added a small yellow puffy flower to the centre. I love how this looks here at it appears to be a continuation of the yellow flowers from the photo. I took a few more of the word and phrase stickers from the This and That Cardstock stickers and placed them around my layout to help tell the story.


On the flowers and butterflies in the wreath at the top, I layered each with a coordinating puffy shape suited to what was printed on the paper. I love how this just adds some more interest, texture and dimension to my layout. If you look closely at these close-up pictures, you can see where I have cut the scallops and folded them back to reveal the pink paper underneath. Lastly I stamped the date stamp and my layout was finished.

I love how my layout turned out and I hope you enjoyed reading about how I created it?! Thanks so much for stopping by today! Happy creating!


DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

Hello Again collection

OTHER

Date stamp
Black ink
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