Craftspiration- August 31st, 2023

Diane said, “While anxiously waiting for all of Anna’s Falloween items to arrive from HSN’s sale, I decided to use the Haunted House Easel Die Set and turn it into a 5×7 card.  I also used a few tiny Halloween embellishments from her Mini-House Die Cuts on the house. The house and shutters are some paper from my craft room however, all the black paper is her Black Matte Foil Cardstock.”

Thea shared, “I love purses! So, I believe we need one for all seasons and an AG card to match.”

Sherry said, “I LOVE the Holiday Mailbox Dies BUT I needed to make 3 Masculine Birthday Cards! I thought.. why not use these wonderful dies? I like how it came out!!! I especially like the house number on the mailbox pole. Thank you for designing these wonderful dies!”

Lu wrote, “It’s a beautiful Sunday morning in Utah! Loving the Stained Glass dies! Week 35 of a Christmas card every week.”

Shellie said, “Your Stained Glass card is beautiful, Anna! One of my Falloween items arrived late yesterday, so I’m having plenty of fun making Cornucopia Easel cards–this is my first one, and I’ve cut 4 more to play with during the week! Cornucopia was my very favorite new item for your August HSN Show last week.”

Jane shared, “I’m on a Blythe Paper Pad roll lately.”

So pretty! Blythe is great for fall too!

Jan said, “Custom birthday card, first time using the alpha dies.”

Terry posted, “Kicking off this year’s Christmas card making with the Flower Cart Easel Dies, Christmas Flower Cart Embellishments & Vintage Christmas Cardstock. So many possibilities!”

Stunning as always, Terry!

Jane shared, “Had such fun making rosette wands using Anna’s paper tricks.”

How fun are these?

Arlene posted, “Made a twisted easel card this week using the “All Best Wishes“ sentiment . Also used the peacock rub on from Butterfly and Birds and the paper and flowers from Heirloom Lace box of goodies.”

Diane posted, “My Sunday share is Anna’s Haunted Easel Die Set. I just received the smaller haunted house yesterday & anxious to make it too. They are soooo ‘fun in the making’ because of all their little details.”

Diane wrote, “Been playing with the new bags! Hey Anna! I LOVE the bag you made for Halloween…any chance of getting some Christmas add on dies for it…I’m already thinking how I can use it for Christmas!”

Celia shared, “Beautiful card! I am loving the pumpkin and leaf dies. Actually, I love all your dies, no surprise!”

We are so glad that you love them!

Tasha said, “Finally used the cute carriage die and tried some of the fun ideas I’ve seen posted.”

What a fun card!

Marie-Louise shared, “I’ve only finished one stained glass card so far, but there’ll be more to come! Here’s my Sunday Share using my favorite of all of Anna’s Angels!”

Valerie posted, “Made two gift card holders using the Everyday Gift card holders.”

Donna said, “Trying to get the hang of the coffin box and Trick or Treat. Loving the orange paper with gold dots for treat bags.”

It looks like you definitely have the hang of it!

Barbara wrote, “Hi I thought I’d see if you would like to use it for Craftspiration. This is a picture of my first granddaughter with Santa at Yankee Candle in Williamsburg. They always had the best Santa, and these papers were perfect for the photo. Of course I had to use the CAH scallop dies, and I was able to use new and old embellishments. Thank you for such great quality in all your craft supplies!”

Wonderful creations, everyone! Thank you for inspiring us today with your amazing paper projects. Keep sharing your amazing projects with us on our social media channels or email us at RSVP@annagriffin.com to be featured. We look forward to showing you more incredible cards, scrapbook pages and more next week. On Wednesday, September 6th be sure to join us on AGTV for our September Finishing School Live at 12pm EST. We are doing a deep dive into the Wishing Well Finishing School Craft Box, and you do not want to miss out on the great show that we are planning for you. We will be making the prettiest projects, have giveaways and more. See you next week!

Bye for now,

Anna