Craftspiration- November 6th, 2025

Hi crafters,

Each week, we’re dazzled by your creativity, but this time, you’ve truly outdone yourselves! From glittering Eiffel Towers to golden Autumn wreaths, you continue to transform dies, paper and heartfelt intention into unforgettable works of art. Your projects remind us that crafting is more than a hobby— it’s how we share joy, celebrate milestones and carry love across the miles. Every submission fills our hearts with gratitude and awe!

This week’s collection is bursting with butterflies, woodland wonder, and thankful greetings— just wait until you see what’s in store! Come be inspired!

Yvonne shared, “The Woodland Dies work their magic in Paris Green, Lian and a Romantic layer in gold. A card created for a dear friend who turned 80 and we all celebrated going to Scotland and Ireland with her.”

Dawn shared, "A little late for National Cat Day, but I finally finished my "Snarky Cat" book and hoped you'd see it. The front cover photo looks somewhat like Georgie, I think. Hope you recognize your book dies and others from my stash of AG dies."

Debra said, “Used Anna’s glitter paper on this cake topper for my mom’s 80th Paris themed birthday coming up. Ladies, if you have a Cricut don’t forget there are lots of Anna’s beautiful flowers you can print and cut to size! They just added the right amount of je ne sais quoi!”

Barbara Ferris posted, “Flutter by Butterfly!! I made this card for my daughter Laura’s 25th Birthday with Anna’s 3D Concentric Butterfly Dies! The middle floral background came from a MB. I loved using the bright foil colors and adding a few of my own golden gems.”

Marie Fix said, “Anna’s products make the most beautiful cards! I used the mirror die to make a shaped card and loaded it with ephemera!”

Gay Lynn wrote, “Using acorns and leaves to send Thanksgiving greetings.”

Eve said, “I have several relatives with birthdays coming up in November. I used the Gothic Revival Dies and Butterfly Concentric Dies to create these two.”

Diane shared, “I love how the Woodland Dies pair so beautifully with the Harvest Embellishment Stickers to create the perfect thankfulness card, whether for Thanksgiving or Autumn greetings for a dear friend.”

Wanda wrote, “Simple card but I love the Woodlands Die, and making my own flowers and leaves using the AG Mini Flowers and Foliage Dies. Used watercolor pencils and Wick of Stella on the AG fall matte layer and AG card.”

James and Sharon said, "Attached is the Thanksgiving Card that I made for my Pastor and his wife. It is a bit dark, but I think you will get the idea. I am not the best photographer, which is the reason it is so dark. Most everything is Anna Griffin except for a few pieces of cardstock and I used clipart for the two layers on the front and the inside background. We hope you enjoy our submission!"

Bela shared, "These are the “loot bags” my granddaughter and I made for her birthday party on October 1. She is now 9 years old. She learned how to die cut, how to select the patterns, papers and colours. She so enjoyed embellishing them with my stash of gemstones. We made 15 sets of the Teapots, Bookmarks and the Tea Sachets. Her Mama (my daughter-in-law) added other treats! We had so much fun over the two week period it took us to complete these. The best gift for me? I got spend oodles of time with my princess. Grandchildren are the icing on the cake! Sweet and a piece of heaven! I had not shared them as yet. Perfect opportunity this weekend as these were the dies to focus for this weekend! She is waiting to do the Pumpkin Boxes next year!"

Every card shared this week reminds us just how powerful your creativity is. Whether you're a regular Craftspiration contributor or if you have been wanting to share with us, we want to see what you're making! Sunday Share and Craftspiration are all about celebrating you, and your projects inspire so many in our community. Snap a photo, post it on Sunday Share, or simply email it to us at RSVP@annagriffin.com. We’d be honored to shine a spotlight on your beautiful work!

Bye for now,

Anna