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!

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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

LUCKY ME SPRING BOOK MARKS | with Niella

Hey crafty friends, how fast is March going! St. Patrick's Day may be over for 2026 but crafty inspiration thankfully never ends so I'm happy to have you visit today to check out my latest Doodlebug Design project doodle twine bookmarks! It's no secret doodle twine is one of my fave DB products to create with as it adds that extra texture, dimension and darling!  I have a video showcase at the end of this post, so stay tuned!

Each of these darling bookmarks are created on white cardstock bases that measure 6.5" x 2.5".  On top of that, I've layered patterned paper, then coordinating cardstock and then a piece of white textured cardstock for some white space to write on decorate further on.

Foam squares are my absolute go to for lifting and creating 3D layers on my embellishments and projects.  I've used the icon stickers for all the elements on my bookmarks, don't they look super cute all popped out! 

Each bookmark has an eyelet set loop hole and I've threaded through a contracting twine and looped them randomly around and adhered them to the bookmark to stay in place.  How cute do the all look together.  These would be great on scrapbook pages and in mini albums or planners as well.  The white bubble cardstock on front of each serves as a great area for mini photos or journaling.

How many uses can you think of for bookmarks?  These are designed to have the bottom half tucked in your book page and the top part sitting above your closed book.  Easy to mark where you're next page starter is!

I also love the idea of popping each one into either some books to gift, or tucking into a gift hamper with some fresh baking or how about sending a couple in happy mail.  So many ideas and so many uses!

Thank you again for visiting crafty crew! I hope you found some inspiration today! Please remember to tag Doodlebug Design in your Socials when you create with our products so we can all admire your creativity! We love seeing your creations! Until next time; doodle doo!  Enjoy my video showcase!

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DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

9017 rainbow bright shape sprinkles

9045 shamrock wishes double sided cardstock

9044 rainbow skies double sided cardstock

9042 clover patch double sided cardstock

9040 my lucky charm double sided cardstock

9037 lucky me icons stickers

9024 lucky me mini icons stickers

9048 lucky me textured cardstock assortment pack

9014 lucky me round sprinkles

2991 doodle-twine swimming pool

2990 doodle-twine limeade

3208 doodle-twine bumblebee

5630 doodle-twine mint

2989 doodle-twine tangerine

OTHER

foam dots

eyelets

corner rounder

LUCKY ME ALTERED NOTEBOOK | with Karen

I love making lists. I make them almost everyday. There is something so satisfying about getting all of those tasks crossed off and feeling like you have actually accomplished something!

So I decided to decorate up a plain little journal to capture more of my lists! Given how much I love Doodlebug, it seems like a match made in heaven.

It was actually this cute little Just Charming keychain that inspired the project. I wanted a reason to carry it around, and clipping it to the binding of the notebook seemed like a great option.

But is seemed so lonely on the notebook so I had the embellish it with some beautiful Color Me Happy 12x12 paper and a few die cuts from the All the Things pack. A few Sprinkles and a bit of Doodle Twine in Swimming pool added a little bit of texture to the front.

I also found some of these cute tags on the This & That Sticker sheet. I added them in about every 20 pages just to divide the notebook up a bit and to add a bit more Doodlebug colour!

Finally, I added a little sheet of Mini Icon Stickers into the back of the notebook. Because let's be real - the only thing better than a list is one embellished with Doodlebug stickers. This will be like a gift that just keeps on giving!

I can't wait to get started in the notebook. I can hear the lists calling my name! Thanks for stopping by! Hugs,

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DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

9041 colour me happy - 12x12 patterned paper

9040 my lucky charm - 12x12 patterned paper

9038 this & that sticker sheet - lucky me

9034 all the things - lucky me

9024 - mini icon stickers - lucky me

9027 just charming charm clip and key charm - lucky charm

9014 sprinkles - lucky me assortment

2991 doodle twine - swimming pool

OTHER

notebook

LUCKY ME SPRING ORGANIZER | with Miguel

Today I decided to alter this wooden organizer with the Petite Print Assortment papers from the Lucky Me collection. This collection is so cheerful and full of color, just like Doodlebug!  First, I painted the piece with acrylic paint and then cut chipboard and decorative paper to cover the structure.

I decided to use the beautiful rainbow, from the You are My Sunshine Doodle Cuts, to be the star of my project. I personally love cutting from Doodlebug cardstock and popping up with foam in the same color to give the pieces more life and movement; this creates a 3D effect and you'll love the result. 

To give a more professional finish, I cut a very thin strip of cardstock to hide the foam  The thickness varied depending on the number of foamy layers cut.

For decoration, I used the All the Things and Puffy Icon Stickers that perfectly match the piece,

I love a unique and special piece that will look spectacular in my crafty workspace. I can put my markers and other desk tools in it. 

Thanks for stopping by! Best regards.

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DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

9047 lucky me petite prints assortment pack
9048 lucky me textured cardstock assortment pack
9034 lucky me all the things

9025 lucky me puffy icons stickers
9032 you are my sunshine doodle cuts
9014 lucky me round sprinkles

OTHER

Wooden Organizer
Acrylic Paint
Foam

LUCKY ME - HAPPY STORY LAYOUT | with Nathalie

We are starting Spring here in the northern hemisphere, and the weather has improved a little bit.  We are still spending time indoors and getting crafty.  I am loving the  Lucky Me collection  as it has the perfect color combination, the cutest icons and it is perfect to document all sorts of stories.  Here is what I have created:

I wanted to use a simple design for my page using some of left over pieces from previous projects.  So, a clean design was the way to go to highlight both the photo and the rest of the page.

I started by choosing Bumblebee floral/graph petite prints for my background.  Next, I cut strips of  Clover Patch and My Lucky Charm paper and layered them with some of the border strips from the This & That sticker sheet.   I framed my photo with a paper from the 6x8 paper pad, and set it on the layout.

I combined pieces from the All the Things pack and icon stickers to create a large cluster at the bottom left corner of the page.  I made sure that it balanced the top part of the layout.  I also added a few pieces from the icon stickers to create a cluster at the top right corner of the photo.  To finish, I added a few Sprinkles around the page.

I love how this turned out!  I hope this inspires you to get crafty with your Lucky Me collection, I cannot wait to see what you will create with it!  XO

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DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

9034 Lucky Me - All the Things
9040 Lucky Me - My Lucky Charm Paper
9042 Lucky Me - Clover Patch Paper
9024 Lucky Me - Mini Icons Stickers
9037 Lucky Me - Icon Stickers
9038 Lucky Me - 6x8 Paper Pad
9047 Lucky Me - Petite Prints Assortment
9038 Lucky Me - This & That Stickers
9025 Lucky Me - Puffy Stickers Icons|
9014 Lucky Me - Sprinkles Lucky Me Assortment

LUCKY ME - SPRING TAG MINI ALBUM | with Kathy

The Lucky Me Collection is perfect for documenting your spring memories, it's so bright and cheery! I thought it would be fun to create a little tag mini album this time around, take a peek...

I started by making a chipboard cover for my mini.  I cut chipboard (2 cover pieces measuring 4 5/8" x 6 1/4", and one piece 1" x 6 1/4 for the spine. I covered the chipboard with some St. Paddy's Plaid paper on the outside and some Limeade Gingham Linen Petite Prints on the inside.  To decorate my cover I used the You Are My Sunshine Doodle Cuts.

For my pages, I created some tags using a combination of papers from the collection and the coordinating Lucky Petite Prints, stitched together.  I also created one tag using the Rainbow Drops Heavy weight acetate.  Each tag measured approximately 3 1/2" wide by 5 5/8" tall.  I cut the top corner notches about 5/8" in on each side.  For each tag I used a 3/4" circle punch to cut some lily white textured cardstock.  I used these as reinforcements for the tag holes.

Once I had my tags put together, I embellished them all with a variety of goodies including, Icon Stickers, This & That Stickers, Puffy Icon Stickers, All the Things, a Doodle Pop and lots of shaped sprinkles!  My photo mats were cut using stitched dies from my stash.  Here's some more views of the pages.

I secured the pages in my book with a white 1.5" book ring, and I used a piece of ribbon to secure the book closed.  It's now ready for me to fill with some fun spring memories!

Have you created any projects with the Lucky Me collection?  Be sure to tag Doodlebug Design on socials so we can see!  We absolutely love to see your creations.  That's it for me today, thank you for stopping by to peek!

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DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

9016 lots of luck shape sprinkles
9017 rainbow bright shape sprinkles
9019 lucky charm shaker-pops
9025 lucky me puffy icons stickers
9032 you are my sunshine doodle cuts
9034 lucky me all the things
9036 lucky me 6x8 paper pad
9037 lucky me icons stickers
9038 lucky me this & that stickers
9039 rainbow drops heavyweight acetate
9040 my lucky charm double sided cardstock
9041 color me happy double sided cardstock
9042 clover patch double sided cardstock
9043 st. paddy's plaid double sided cardstock
9044 rainbow skies double sided cardstock
9047 lucky me petite prints assortment pack
3402 lily white textured cardstock

2987 bubblegum doodle twine
8082 swimming pool - candy stripe-sprinkles petite prints cardstock
8113 lily white - plaid-polka dot petite prints cardstock

OTHER

Stitched Rectangle and Square Dies
Chip Board

Sewing Machine
Sizzix Big Shot

White Book Ring
ribbon

LUCKY ME SCALLOP ACRYLIC ALBUM | with Conny

Hello crafty Friends, It's Conny here from The Daily Life Of Creativity,  with the lovely Lucky Me collection.  Today I have another fun mini album. This mini album is 5.5" x 5.5" with scalloped acrylic covers. To start my album I embellished the front covers. I used the Shadow Box Insert Kit to decorate them.  It was easy, I used the shadowbox template as a guide, placing it under the acrylic. I used mostly Lucky Me icons stickers, Lucky Me sprinkle assortments, bright shapes, and swapping in the Leprechaun Doodle-Pop to add a little layering among all the other stickers.

I focused my embellishments mostly on the right and middle of the cover, leaving the left corner open to add an acrylic rainbow charm.  I used 1" gold binder rings to bind the album. Inside, I created a shaker with heavyweight clear acetate.  I used 2 pieces stitched into a pocket using my sewing machine.  I filled the pocket with the Rainbow Bright sprinkles, the Lots of Luck shaker mix, some pink sequins, and a few colorful shaker balls. I stitched all the way around and added eyelets at the top just to make sure everything stays secure. 

What I really love about my first page is how it layers with the cover. When you look at the album, you see the embellished acrylic first, then the shaker behind it, and then the patterned paper with clouds and rainbows underneath. I love the  movement and depth.

Continuing through the album, I created photo mats using white cardstock cut to 4.25 by 4.25, and then layered those onto some of the coordinating Lucky Me Petite Prints. I mostly used the polka dot sides because I just love how they look.  I alternated the colors depending on the page's patterned paper. I then decorated with  all the beautiful icons and phrases from the All the Things Pack.

I added my embellishments using foam adhesive.  I placed them on the sides of the pages, making sure to leave space underneath so it is easy to slip a photo underneath.  I love doing that because it gives you that layered look, but it still keeps the page functional. I also trimmed down some of the smaller phrases from the 6x8 paper pad, like “thinking of you,” “you have a heart of gold,” and a few others. Those little phrases come in really handy for filling in small areas and adding just a bit more detail without overwhelming the page.

 Throughout the album, I continued using the shape sprinkles, especially the Rainbow Bright flowers, adding them into the corners, . I also used some of the cards and envelopes from the collection. I resized some of them slightly by trimming them down to turn them into flip pages. When you flip them up, you have space to add multiple photos or even journaling.

 Personally, I like having the option to hide my journaling; not everything needs to be seen right away, sometimes it’s just meant for you or for that special person. On one of the pages, I created a pocket and added a mat using the Lucky Lady shape sprinkles. They’re dimensional and super cute. Inside the pocket, I tucked in some 3x4 cards, tags, and extra pieces from the collection. One of my favorite details is the pink envelope from the cards and envelopes assortment. It’s roughly about 4x4 inches, and it fits perfectly on the page. I added holes at the top and created a simple closure using a 1-inch circle punch, standard eyelets, and some white string, which makes it interactive but still really easy to use.

This mini album is definitely one of the favorites that I’ve created with this collection. I already made a chipboard mini album- See process video here , an acetate album, and even some rosettes, so this is actually my fourth project using Lucky Me - and I’ve honestly enjoyed every single one. Let me know what you think about this one, and I’ll see you guys in the next project.  Thank you so much for stopping by! Xo, Conny!

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DOODLEBUG PRODUCTS USED

8378 clear heavyweight acetate

9040 my lucky charm double sided cardstock
9041 color me happy double sided cardstock
9042 clover patch double sided cardstock
9043 st. paddy's plaid double sided cardstock
9044 rainbow skies double sided cardstock
9045 shamrock wishes double sided cardstock
9020 leprechaun doodle-pops
9036 lucky me 6x8 paper pad

9035 rainbow assortment cards & envelopes
9025 lucky me puffy icons stickers
9024 lucky me mini icons stickers
9034 lucky me all the things

9047 lucky me petite prints assortment pack
9022 lots of luck shakers

9023 rainbow bright shakers
8415 lily white balls shakers

8411 mint balls shakers

8409 bumblebee balls shakers

9015 lucky lady icon sprinkles

4256 cupcake sequins

OTHER 

Scalloped Acrylic Album

Acrylic Charm Rainbow
Paper Trimmer 
Score Board 
liquid Glue 
Foam Adhesive 
Sewing machine