Craftspiration- July 31st, 2025

Hi crafters,

Your talent this week has left us positively glowing! From whimsical Christmas creations to heartfelt cards, YOU continue to dazzle with your imagination and dedication. Each project is a joyful testament to how crafting can celebrate memories, share love, and spark connection. We are filled with gratitude for the way your hands and hearts bring beauty into the world. Get ready for a gallery of spectacular submissions that will inspire your next project!

Come be inspired!

Babs said, “I like turning a project around and crafting a different look....”

Diane said, “The new Mary and Joseph die does not need much at all to fashion a pretty card.” 

Lisa said, “A birthday card I made for my brother using the new lighthouse dies and papers fussy cutting the boats from the paper.”

Diane said, “Our son turned 56 yrs last week and I made him a gold truck like the one he's fixing up. We put a gift card in the bed of his truck. It was fun making Anna’s easel truck for the first time. Notice the pearl headlights & hubcaps!” 

Laura said, “Good afternoon to all my Sunday Share friends! Anna, I received my Luxury Christmas Present Cardstock and the Christmas Present Card Making Kit Packet and was very pleased. On this Christmas card, I added the Garden Fountain dies with my Christmas Present embellishments and Christmas Blessings Sticker! Thank you again Anna!” 

Gay Lynn said, “Starting on some Christmas cards and excited to use the Angelic 3D slimline die for the first time.” 

Lorri Ann said, “This is a wedding card for a neighbor. I added a mini pocket to the bottom to hold a check.”

Shirley said, “Made this layout with the Wildflower scrapbooking kit. The pictures were from when my daughter first got her ears pierced.” 

Eve said, “I finally finished some cards after getting in a card making rut. Here are my first finished Christmas cards this year using the Mary and Joseph dies.” 

Jane said, “The final Christmas Village Card in this round up. I had fun creating six differently themed Christmas Village slimline cards with the Anna Griffin Inc. Christmas Village Easel Die.” 

Diane My first Hourglass dies were a nice challenge trying to figure out how to give the feeling of movement of star sequins flowing through the hourglass.  I cut up a clear plastic scrapbook protector using double layers following the shape of the glass.  I filled it with a small amount of sequin stars with tweezers and sealed the edges with the die cutout shapes on the backside as well. The rest was just decorating the easel card with embellishments from the Madison Kit, Celebrations Cut Embossing Folders and an AG sentiment.

Roxann Best Christmas Card kit yet!! Beautiful cards and variety of embellishments!

Adrienne Hancox I’m having so much fun creating Christmas cards using the new Christmas Presents card kit and dies as well as supplies I had on hand from previous years!  On the blue card I used navy ribbon and the ribbon threading technique that we did in last year’s Create.  And on the red and green card I used one of the tag dies from last year’s Create as well. 

What a collection of beauty and heart! Your projects are a testament to the magic that happens when passion meets paper. Thank you to our dedicated sharers and also to those quietly crafting behind the scenes—you are the heartbeat of our crafting family. We invite you to post on social media or email your gorgeous creations to RSVP@annagriffin.com so we can cheer you on next week. Your creativity matters, and we cannot wait to celebrate it!

Bye for now,

Anna