The BoBunny Blog: Baby Bump Layouts

There are moments in life that are not explainable. So how can we express the feelings in those moments? Most of the time it is best expressed through the sweet pictures that capture those moments.

The new Baby Bump collection is themed perfectly for those pregnancy pictures or those first few moments with a new baby!

With the soft corals, pinks, blues, and yellow you will be sure to find the perfect photos.

I Love You This Much by Lisa Novogrodski

This beautiful "Baby Bump" collection is just perfect to scrap your pregnancy photos or those baby first year photos! I love the vibrant colors and fun graphics. If you enjoy fussy cutting you will find the florals on these pattern papers to be a joy to cut and add to your pages.

I wanted to create something a little mixed media yet sweet and feminine. I mixed the rough texture of cardboard with the florals, leaves, and added touches of stitching on all the paper embellishments.

To achieve depth and interest to my flowers I used a lot of ink and stitching around the edges,

BoBunny has some stunning new washi tapes and here I have torn tiny pieces and added them to my edges. I finished my page off with some modeling paste and wood gear embellishments.

BoBunny Supplies:

Pattern Paper: Baby Bump, Expecting, Sweet Dreams, Precious / Baby Bump

Cardstock: Charcoal Double Dot

Noteworthy: Baby Bump

Washi Tape: Baby Bump

Misc. Me: Baby Bump Journal Pack

Chipboard: Baby Bump 12x12

Brads: Baby Bump

Kraft: Burlap Pleated Lace, Wood Gears

Baby, It's a Boy by Lisa Gregory

As a photographer I have had the opportunity to do a few maternity sessions. The Baby Bump Collection gave me the perfect opportunity to showcase it's beauty using one of the photo's from my portfolio.

I love the wonderful fun colors in the collection and wanted to create some flowers using the paper from the collection. The paper I chose gave the rosettes a water color effect. I topped each flower with a jewel. I also created some rolled roses and used some of the flowers from the noteworthy pack.

The 6x6 Paper Pad is perfect for using the pages to create photo mats.I cut and inked one, and left the other 6x6 and offset the papers to mat the photo. I used a piece of Washi Tape to hold down a corner of the mat, then added some buttons along the side.