Welcome to Part One of my newest 6×6 Series.

It is so hard to resist buying Doodlebug Designs 6×6 paper pads. They make such cute stuff! So, I decided to use my 6×6 Paper Pad Tutorial with the Cream & Sugar collection. The paper pad has a great mix of pattern and tone-on-tone papers, which is great when doing my tutorial.

When I’m getting ready to start a 6×6 paper pad, I usually have a few sketches I plan on using. But after 3 or 4 sketches, I just take it one sketch at a time. It’s too hard to completely plan out my cards since I won’t know what size paper scraps I will have left.

I really wanted to try this sketch from Mojo Monday since I knew the fun Doodlepop stickers would work perfectly with it. Most sketch sites do not provide measurements, so I simply figure them out for an A2 size card. Go HERE to see how I figure out measurements.

I made 2 cards using this sketch.

Sketch – Mojo Monday #470

Stamp – Lil Inker Designs

Doodlepops – Doodlebug

Circle die cuts – Spellbinders

Ink – Memento

Some of my favorite and commonly used crafting tools:

Tonic Studios guillotine paper trimmer

Scotch ATG (Advanced Tape Glider) glue gun

Sizzix BIGkick die cut machine

We R Memory Keepers brad setter and piercing tool

We R Memory Keepers Crop-a-Dile Corner Chomper

Scotch Mounting Tape 3/4″

Scotch Quick-Dry Adhesive liquid glue

MISTI stamping tool

Accent Opaque Digital 100# cover weight paper for card bases

Tombow Xtreme Tabs

Thanks for visiting my blog today!

*Card sketch image used with permission from Mojo Monday!

8 Replies to “Doodlebug’s Cream & Sugar – Part One”

  • Oh my! What a sweet card and cute paper pack! I will be putting that one on my wish list!

  • I'll be keeping a close eye on this series! I purchased the SSS card kit that features this paper and then bought another 6 x 6 pad because it is just so cute! Love your designs, Kristie!

  • You really do a great job taking what I would consider "difficult" sketches and turning them into great cards! And those smiling coffee beans are hilarious! So happy to have another 6×6 tutorial to watch, especially showcasing doodlebug paper!

  • Aw, thank you Jennifer! Sometimes I just prefer the sketches with more elements, especially for the first cards of the paper pad. I definitely have a weakness for Doodlebug papers, but I try to use other brands once in a while. There's a cute zoo themed collection from Doodlebug coming out the end of March/early April. I've already pre-ordered it!

  • I know–Doodlebug is amazing. I promised myself I would use the ones I have before I buy anymore. I am a little obsessed!

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