12x12 July 4th Scrapbook Layout with Doodlebug

Hey guys! Today, I'm sharing my latest Doodlebug Design Team Project. It's a bright and fun 12x12 layout just in time for the 4th of July. I have always loved the red, white, and blue color combination. But when you pair those colors with Doodlebug's adorable patterns and embellishments ... it's even more fun!

To make this page, I layered Doodlebug's textured card stock in ladybug with some pattern papers from the Patriotic Picnic Collection. I used my Cameo machine to sketch a fun swirly border into the white card stock using a cutting file called 3 Doodle Borders. Then, I anchored the layout with some striped paper and scallop fancy frill stickers (product links below).

For my title, I used the Chippers alphabet stickers in ladybug. And you just can't have a patriotic holiday without a little sparkle, so ... the star jewels were perfect for adding a little shine to my layout.

Above, I combined the Chippers alpha stickers and the Skinny card stock stickers for my July 4th title. I think they work great together! The cute American flag is one of the icon stickers and I added another star jewel to it for more sparkle.

Thanks for stopping by the blog today. I hope you have fun with the Patriotic Picnic Collection. Below are the links for the products used in this layout. Have a wonderful and safe holiday! 😊

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Doodlebug ABC Book

Hi everyone! Today, I'm sharing my latest Doodlebug Design Team project. It's a cute child's ABC Alphabet Book that you can create for the sweet littles in your life. Doodlebug challenged the team to use Chippers alpha stickers in a fun way so ... I created this awesome album! It's my turn over on the Doodlebug blog today so stop by and say hello!

Each page inside the album is dedicated to a letter of the alphabet. Children can see the letter, a cute Doodle Pop or sticker, a word that starts with that letter and a personal photo!

You could add pictures that correspond with the letter or the word on that page. For example, on this page you could use a cute photo of your little making, decorating or eating a yummy cupcake!

Or ... simply add any photo that's meaningful to them. The monster on this page cracks me up! 😂 I love him!

 

Wouldn't this make the sweetest gift for a child or grandchild, filled with photos of them or family members? Kids love to see photos of themselves.

 

You could get really creative with this idea and also make a Numbers book to help them learn about counting. Keep it simple and add numbers 1-10.

 

This would also make a super fun project to do WITH the kiddos! Let them add the letters, chose the stickers and pick out the photos! Weekend afternoon entertainment ... done!

Add a little bling ... what little girl doesn't love that?!

Thanks for letting me share another mini album with you! Have a great day and visit my shop for lots of wonderful album kits and premades!

 

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Father’s Day Gift Card Tag & Tutorial

Hey everyone, I’m so excited to be sharing a fun and easy Father’s Day Gift Card Holder project over on the We R Memory Keeper's blog. I created an awesome tag titled "Amazing Dad" that's perfect for a restaurant, home improvement or store gift card. It turned out soooo cute ... I figured I had to share the quick tutorial!

 

To create the tag, I used the new 123 Punch Board, an angle Corner Chomper, and the trim and score board (links below).

To start, I cut the pocket portion of my tag from navy card stock 3 1/2” x 10”, and scored the piece at 5”.   

With the piece folded in half on the score line, I used the “angle” side of the pink Corner Chomper to create tag corners.

 

Next, I created a notch on one short side of the card stock for my “shirt collar” by using the center marks on the 123 Punch Board.  Then I adhered the piece together on the long sides to create a pocket, and punched a small round hole in the back to hold my jute cord.

 

 

I cut a piece of plaid paper (from the We R Memory Keepers Storytime collection) to create my shirt. 3 1/4” x 4 3/4”.  I followed the same steps to create the tag corners and “shirt collar” notch.

 

I adhered the plaid paper to the front of the navy background tag.  To create the bow tie, I followed the directions for the XS bow on the 123 Punch Board.  

Finally, I added the bow tie to the front of the “shirt” and then added a few buttons and a cutting file for the title called "Dad Titles" or "Amazing Dad" (links below).

  

Thanks for letting me share this tag for Dad with you today! Below are some of the product links I used to make this project and ... a few suggestions! Happy scrappin'!

 

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