Craftspiration- October 1st, 2026

Craftspiration- October 1st, 2026

Hi crafters,

What a joyful week of creativity! You all continue to amaze us with your incredible talent, gorgeous projects and endlessly inspiring ideas. It fills our hearts with admiration and gratitude to see how you use creativity to express love, tell stories and connect with one another. From Halloween and fall favorites to Christmas cards, scrapbook pages and clever ways to revisit treasured supplies, this week’s Craftspiration is nothing short of spectacular!

Come be inspired!

Susan said, "Good afternoon all I was just doing cards today and it’s the Woodland Die. Love it. Regards Susan G."


Jazel said, "Love this Post Die Set! So I paired it with the August Mystery Box Cardstock and embellishments."


Dayle said, "I love the brilliant colors in the Dahlia Ultimate Paper Collection. And the Blue Metallic Foil is so pretty with the Dahlia border."


Martha said, "Embrace the BLUE. I’m counting the days till CREATE Fall 2026!"

Kathleen said, "So glad I signed up for the monthly Mystery Boxes this year!! I just adore the earthy tones with this fall themed die cut set!!"

Cindy said, "I love the Sienna cards especially this one with the butterflies. I went into my stash and everything came together quickly even though some were older products. I added the sparkle sunflowers because who can resist a little sparkle?! Happy Fall, y'all"


Sue said, "I'm having so much fun with the hot foil. The "waste" from the Art Nouveau pattern was too exquisite to discard. Thank you for such amazing products that work beautifully together."
How fun!

Julie said, "Every time I watch this finishing school I learn something new! Love my Membership!!!"


Michele said, "Hello Everyone, I wanted to share a page that I made. I used Paris Green to make a lattice. I also used Annalise, Rose, and All about Birds and Butterflies."

Wanda said, "This week, a little darker version of the holiday house decorated for Halloween."

Eve said, "A scrapbook layout made using the gorgeous Sienna collection and the 3D Pumpkin Dies."


Dawn said, "I made a Christmas card with the new card kit but added some embellishments from prior years."


Terry said, "Rearranging my dies and found a lost treasure! I bought it, never used it, but today it rose from the “lost and found” to become a Halloween Fantastic Flip card. The sentiment was trimmed from Anna’s Halloween card inserts."
Teresa said, "I've been combining the pieces from my Christmas Postcard Kit with card layers from the Holiday Paper Doll Diecuts. The gold tone background really sets off the embellishments, and I have twice as many cards!"
Cindy said, "My Sunday Share. Birthday card for my brother. I used Sienna card, embellishments and Peacock Dies. All Anna except bow and rhinestones. Another rainy day in New England crafting with Anna’s products. Such fun."
Kathleen said, "These cards are a SHOE-in for some of my favorite masculine cards yet!"
Diane said, "Today, being Sunday Share, I used the new dies for AG members, the Harvest Molding 3D Die Set for my frames. The beautiful Sienna Collection was used to make the rest of my card for a friend I grew up with."
Joan said, "My Sunday Share is a Halloween card I made today using the screen dies. I love how versatile Anna’s dies are. They can all be used for any season or occasion by just changing the papers and embellishments you use."
Linda said, "I'm in love with the members Heirloom Nouveau papers and the stripe technic. I used the oval and rectangle dies."
Gwen said, "My first Fall card of the season. I used the Woodland Concentric Frame set, my new Harvest Molding die set, the Scary 3D Concentric frame dies, the 3D Mini Pumpkin & Leaf dies, the Flourish & Vine Gilded hot foil plate set, and the Cartouche Cut & Emboss folders. Whew!! I love how everything works so well together!!"
Diane said, "Such a fun combination of the Holiday Open House die set and my growing collection of Anna Griffin Halloween ephemera. 🎃🍁🍂"
Leslie said, "Adding some 3D ephemera to some cards I had ready. Also creating with some new cut and emboss dies I ordered recently and making “parts”."
Judith said, "Making Thanksgiving cards for a friend."
Penny said, "I received a bday card for my birthday from Shellie Marken Fontana and I loved it so much I recreated it out of different papers. Thanks for the inspiration, Shellie!"
Belinda said, "Sympathy cards are the most challenging for me. Very thankful for the Simply Sympathy card kit. I added a Christmas Grace die cut and a double butterfly."
Stacie said, "I love this new die set!! I like the framing it creates and then filling it in is fun! The mystery box is perfect too! What a great collection!"

Thank you to our longtime sharers and to those quietly crafting behind the scenes; you are all the heartbeat of our crafting family. Keep sharing your beautiful makes on our social media channels, or email your photos to RSVP@annagriffin.com. We can’t wait to shine a joyful spotlight on even more of your spectacular projects next week!

Today’s treat is the Perfectly Scary Halloween Embellishments Bundle, just the thing for adding a little frightful fun to your Halloween crafting! These festive embellishments make it delightfully easy to dress up cards, scrapbook pages and seasonal projects with spooky style. Don’t miss today’s Daily Drop!

Bye for now,


Anna

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18 comments

Thanks for featuring my card for Craftspiration today. I’m enjoying making so many Halloween cards this year.

Joan Cain

Thank you Anna and team for including my designs in the blog today.

Linda Wilson

I wish you would share how to make the door hangers from today’s presentations. All of the cards were fantastic.

Margie Hendry

So many wonderful creations. Gives me lots of ideas and inspiration. Thanks for sharing.☺️

Bonnie

I was not sure about ordering more dies, but saw Martha’s scrapbook page and just knew I needed to order the Turned Edge dies. Thanks everyone for sharing your projects.

Roxann Higgins

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