a patriotic card with a vintage car and flowers.

Craftspiration- June 29th, 2023

Hello Griffinites,

It’s time for our weekly show and tell, Craftspiration. We love seeing all of your wonderful projects on our social media channels, and each week we round up a collection of your great work here on the blog. From patriotic projects to sweet scrapbook pages and 3D projects, everything is incredible. If you are having a creative slump, then you are in the right place.

Come feast your eyes on this week’s crafty offerings.

Edyne said, “I turned the Birdhouse die into a 3D box card so the birdies could have their own 4th of July celebration!  I used Paper Tricks Cut and Emboss folders to make the bunting and the fireworks. It can be viewed from both sides. Happy 4th of July!”

a red, white, and blue patriotic decoration on a table.

a red, white, and blue paper house on a shelf.

Margie wrote, “This is a new design that I made because I have friends that love peacocks.”

a card with a peacock and flowers on it.

Lorri shared, “I just finished my pages from our recent trip to MI. This is my favorite because it’s all about family and family is everything.”

What a happy family!

a photo album with a photo of a family on it.
Michele posted, “So little time to craft these days that it took me almost two weeks to finish this birthday card for my sister. I went bright and bold with this one! Love the new Victorian slim line dies!”
a pink and purple card with roses on it.
Sandra said, “My Sunday share – Anna’s church die.”
a wedding card with a church on it.
Vicky posted, “My first share ever! My son and his daughter. You can tell she’s got him wrapped around her little finger.”
a frame with a picture of a man and a little girl.

Leslie shared, “My 4th of July cards were all different based on the persons fur babies. My sister has 2 cats and 2 dogs that will celebrate together this year! Thanks Anna for this die set that will fit every holiday… Can’t wait to do a spooky Halloween one!”

Love this patriotic card!

4th of july card with cats and stars.

Jane wrote, “One of my favorite cards from the past. Little Miss Firecracker reminds me of Anna.”
a card with a little girl on a swing.
Diane said, “Here is my Sunday share since it’s so close to the 4th of July. I love Anna’s Celebration Cut and Emboss folders. It was fun making patriotic cards.”
a patriotic card with a statue of liberty.
Renee posted, “New luxury purse die with Honoka paper. Inlaid the crosses with red matte foil.”
a handbag with a red bow on top.
Sally said, “Sharing a layout of my granddaughter. I used the Teacup card stock and the Square Cardcentric Compendium Dies to make the frames, the Crop at Home 3 Scrapbook Border Dies and the Thankfulness Floral stickers.”
a scrapbook page with pictures of a little girl and flowers.
Nicole posted, “Here is the card I made a today’s PA Griffinites monthly CGT with the theme something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue. I made it for my new friend who came to my home yesterday for lunch. We had yummy food & great conversation. She gave me a gift today, so I’m giving her this card. The something old is the AG Engraved Botanical Card Kit, flocked card layers & birdcage embossing folder. Something borrowed & blue is the baby blue satin ribbon from AG’s craft room at Create 5. Something new is my hand written message inside. Have a super Sunday.”
Sounds like a great time!
a blue and green card with a butterfly on it.
Wanda wrote, “I used the page we did from CAH3 Annalise Class 1 for our all day Kentucky Derby Scrapbook Event. I learned so much from the CAH3 weekend!! It was well worth the money and then some!”
a photo frame with a group of people in pink hats.
Nora shared, “Made this scrapbook page of my dad today. This was the fastest page I ever made thanks to all of Anna’s kits. They all work beautifully together. I used Canton Bleu papers, Carte Homme embellishments and dies and Crop at home 2 border dies. All Anna Griffin except for the corner flags.”
What a great scrapbook page!
a photo of a man in a suit and tie.
Marcia posted, “I gifted my niece a Ribbon Bound Journal today for her bridal shower. It was the journal I had started from Create 7 and I never finished. I used elements from the Wedding Card Toppers to make it perfect for today! She loved it.”
a wedding album with a picture of a bride.
Thea said, “Anna Griffin for the win again! Thanks for creating all the supplies that make the cutest Patriotic cards!”
a patriotic card with a vintage car and flowers.

Mary shared, “This is for a longtime friend; we met in 7th grade, and that was a very long time ago! I just got the Garden Florals and had to use them. I haven’t used the Concertina dies often enough, and they are gorgeous!”

a pink and white birthday card with a pink ribbon.

Thank you, thank you to everyone who shared their creativity and beautiful projects with us this week. We love seeing everything that you come up with every single day! Keep posting and sharing your cards, scrapbook pages and paper projects with us.

Love,

Anna

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63 comments

Appreciate seeing all of the creativity!!

Kenny R

Wow to everyone! So much creativity & inspiration, love those who share what & why they created what they did. 👏🏼😍🇺🇸

Becky Jo Cannon

Love all of the beautiful cards and scrapbook pages! I am always so inspired by the sharing.

Kelly Boyle

Its four in the morning and I am trying to go back to sleep,….KINDA ,
LOOKING THROUGH Card pics .. this started 8years ago . My love for paper , color and cards ….so all this is gold ! The Fourth is so special and seeing these cards brings the patriot out in me .
Betsy Ross would have been proud to see these creative and beautiful cards .
Thanks to Anna and the talent always posting we can feast on TALENT with our special holiday cads ! ❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️ Thanks for sharing !

Shirley Hinton

All beautiful creations, but I especially love how Leslie created fireworks on her gazebo card!

Audrey Olander

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