Hi crafty friends! Thanks for popping by today! Today's post is simple, fun and easy to recreate! They are created using Butterfly Kisses with a front strip of cardstock to help pop your focus point! I love re-visiting and re-creating with Doodlebug products because everything matches and co-ordinates with each other. Once you start to build your collections, you'd be able to pull out anything to craft with, how fun! Hope you stay tuned for the video showcase at the end of this post.
Friday, May 22, 2026
BUTTERFLY KISSES CARDS | with Niella
Thursday, May 21, 2026
BUTTERFLY KISSES STADIUM WAVE CARDS | with Karen
A few months ago, I came across a "new to me" pop up card style called the stadium wave card. At the time, it was the winter so I was happily crafting with all sorts of wintery wonderland collections. But at the time, I remember thinking that this style of card would be perfect with a fun Doodlebug collection filled with all sorts of florals that could pop right out of the card like a summer garden. So when I found out the we were going to be featuring Butterfly Kisses, I knew that this pop-up had to come out again!
So this last weekend, it was time to get busy making a little anniversary card and a little birthday card. Both cards were created with some white cardstock and then matted with patterned paper from the 6x8 paper pad on the front and on the inside.
To decorate the pop-up wave part of the card, I got to work using a variety of die cuts from both the Bits & Pieces pack and the Odds and Ends pack. On this particular card, I want it to have a bit of a whimsical feel so I included some of the cute characters that you can find in the Odds & Ends pack.
And for this card, I really just wanted to feature the amazing florals that are in the Bits & Pieces pack. There are so many sized of flowers and leaves that it is so easy to create the layered garden look that I was going for.
And then for the bands that hold the cards closed, I used some mini doilies for a bit of texture on top of a Petite Prints pattern called Plaid-polka dot in Pistachio. I then added a Doodle-pop to each - Butterfly Kisses and Fun Guys (my favourite)! A few Mini Paperclips balanced out the one with the mushrooms and some Puffy Words stickers finished each one off.
I wish you could see these cards in person! They are bright and cheerful and are everything I love about doodlebug. I hope they bring a smile to your face too! Thanks for stopping by! Hugs!

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Friday, May 8, 2026
BUTTERFLY KISSES SPRING CARDS | with Niella
Thursday, May 7, 2026
BUTTERFLY KISSES JUST BECAUSE CARDS | with Karen
This weekend, we celebrate Mother's Day here in Canada. But there are lots of reasons why that holiday might be challenging for some people. So one of the things that I like to do on this particular weekend each year is to think about all the women in my life that are having a positive impact on my life - regardless of their title - and acknowledge them in some way.
Now you might argue that I am just using that as an excuse to make more cards because you know I love to make cards! You wouldn't be entirely wrong - I do LOVE to make cards. But how wonderful is it to have a stash ready to go when you just want to reach out and "thank-you" to someone special to you - this weekend or another time?
For this set, I started with a perfect standby - the Spring Cards & Envelopes pack - and teamed it up with some beautiful paper from the 6X8 Butterfly Kisses paper pad. I simply cut a couple of different patterns for each card, layering them and then adding a simple faux stitch border with a black pen to finish the edges.
From there, I actually added some adorable sentiments from one of my favourite products - the Butterfly Kisses Puffy Word stickers. Normally the sentiment is the last part that I put on my cards, but because these sentiments are so bold, they really are the focal point. Placing them first allows me to work around them with embellishments.
Speaking of embellishments, the Butterfly Kisses Odds & Ends die cut pack is filled with the sweetest icons, characters and shapes. I had no trouble finding the perfect shapes to use around the sentiments. On most of them, I used foam adhesive to add a bit more dimension on the cards. By popping them up a bit, you get a little shadow that just create a little more interest!
I can't wait to share these cards this week. I hope you have some time to share one of your creations with someone you love too! Thanks for stopping by! Hugs,
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Monday, May 4, 2026
BUTTERFLY KISSES WINDOW CARDS | with Kathy
Spring has finally made its way to New England! The sun is starting to shine and the flowers are blooming! I decided to make some fun spring cards to celebrate. I used the perfect Butterfly Kisses collection to put them together. Take a peek...
8773 flower garden shape sprinkles
8774 bitty bugs shape sprinkles
8776 cup of cheer doodle-pops
8778 fun guys doodle-pops
8781 ladybug garden doodle-pops
8788 butterfly kisses puffy words stickers
8802 butterfly kisses chit chat
8805 butterfly kisses 6x8 paper pad
8458 bunny hop icons stickers
Scalloped Square Window Die
Cloud Stencil
Thursday, March 12, 2026
LUCKY ME DOODLE POP CARDS | with Karen
I love bright and bold colour so it should come as no surprise that I adore Doodlebug's Lucky Me collection. The colours reminds me of my childhood - candy, toys and joy! So today I wanted to focus on creating some cards that had that same feel.

While I am usually all over the patterned paper as a background for my cards, I also find it a lot of fun to keep the backgrounds simple to draw attention to the fun characters that you can find in Doodlebug collections. So for this set, I grabbed some of the white bases from the Rainbow Cards & Envelopes to build upon.

And considering the intention of these cards was to feature cute characters, I couldn't help but use some of the adorable Doodle-pops that coordinate with this collection, like this one called Lucky Charm.

To create more dimension, I layered the Doodle-pops on top of some tags I cut from the St. Paddy's Plaid - 12x12 patterned paper. I love it when Doodlebug includes tags like this on their 12x12 patterned paper because they are always the perfect size for cards! I also added some fun die cuts from the Lucky Me- All the Things pack for a little bit of interest and piled it all on top of a cute mini doily.

Finally, I topped off some of the tags with a few Mini Paperclips and some Sprinkles from the Lucky Me assortment park.

I feel like these cards turned out exactly as I had hoped - straight out of a childhood dream. Playful, fun, bright - Doodlebug for the win once again! Thanks for stopping by! Hugs,
Thursday, February 26, 2026
LUCKY ME FLORAL CARDS | with Karen

Monday, February 23, 2026
LUCKY ME POP UP CARDS | with Kathy
Sitting here waiting for the latest blizzard to hit, I can't stop thinking about spring! The Lucky Me collection is perfect for the season, with it's bright, happy colors and pretty patterns! It's helping me deal with the forecasted 24" of snow! I decided to make some 3D pop up cards for my first project, Take a peek...

9033 bunch of luck doodle cuts
9047 lucky me - petite prints assortment pack
9036 lucky me - 6” x 8” cardstock paper pad
9044 rainbow skies - double-sided cardstock
8093 bubblegum - plaid-polka dot petite prints cardstock
5434 limeade - gingham-linen petite prints cardstock
5437 swimming pool gingham-linen petite prints cardstock
8378 clear heavyweight acetate
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