I thought the Alligator was perfect for a Christmas card/ornament for our friends and family down in Louisiana. I used both Cardstock and Gold Foil. It assembled nicely.

Another card for my other grandson and I thought the werewolf was just perfect. Once again easy to assemble and I believe it turned out great. I used cardstock and glitter cardstock to get the effects. Thank you Sarah for the great idea.

Sending my grandsons Halloween cards and he is a little too young to know about the movie Little Shop of Horrors, but I just loved the venus flytrap plant. It was easy to assemble and I used cardstock and a little bit of glitter cardstock. I added the Happy Halloween banner at the bottom using something from the Werewolf SVG by Sarah. It turned out great!

I used this cute Birthday Gnome for the front of my mother-in-laws 89th birthday card. It turned out so cute using glitter paper and cardstock. It was well received by the birthday girl.

This cute male gnome was used on the inside of my mother-in-laws 89th birthday card along with the female birthday gnome on the front. Glitter paper and cardstock created a great look for the gentleman. Loved this card.

I used the Z-fold card from the Cardmaking Countdown 2025. Other elements come from Design Space, Design Space AI, and Creative Fabrica (for the printed paper). I think this might be my favorite template!

Just starting this hobby so there were many firsts with this project such as cutting foam and layering. It was made with a Scan and Cut. It was so much fun!

orange, purple and black.

Love this little guy. Easy to cut out of cardstock and easy to assemble. He is added to my Fall/Autumn collection framed in the kitchen.

Cardstock Squirrel with acorn in his nest. Easy to cut out using 80# cardstock. I am framing fall and autumn creations to hang up for the season in my kitchen. I loved the squirrel.
*I did make one adjustment on the squirrel. His right ear was the dark brown color and I felt it needed another orange and white ear, so I cut another ear.

Love this card file Sarah that I received from one of the Cricut on line craft seminars. I made it for my aunt for her birthday. Thank you for all the great ideas and projects. . I cut the top layer on the butterfly form holographic heavy card.

All I can say is I loved making this it is going to look great on my desk at work! I used “fairy lights” in green to light it up. I was lucky enough to find them at Dollar Tree in the Halloween section. I think it turned out pretty good! And one word of advice….watch the instructional video that Sarah has provided, it makes it so much easier to just follow along!

This is one of the shadow box designs from Sarah. It was quite easy to put together and I made it with 80# cardstock. I thought it would be a nice addition for in my kitchen with Fall coming. I just need to find a frame and it’s good to go.

One of Sarah’s pumpkin cards. It was very easy to make and her suggestion to use regular orange colored paper for make the pumpkins worked out well. I made my first card with cardstock for the pumpkins and the card is quite thick. It still turned out nicely. Fun project.

First I must give my Best Friend Terri W. credit for the Chalkboard Sign. I never would have thought of this GREAT idea!!
I used my favorite Glitter paper, patterned paper, and I used 80lb paper for the rest of the adorable Gnome and permanent glossy vinyl for the wording. I made a stand from white Kraft board from Sarah’s free items so my son can stand it up once I give him his Birthday card.

I tried to turn this svg into a stained glass Christmas card and had a little issue with some of the lines in the stained glass. I wrote to Sarah and she graciously helped me in getting the final product. I learned a little along the way about trying to make one project turn into another project. I used transfer film and colored it with alcohol inks. I loved the way it turned out. Thank you again Sarah.

I turned this into a thank you card for my best friend. It is a mixture of glitter paper and cardstock. It was very easy to make with great instructions. I believe it turned out beautifully. Another Sarah creation.

I made this Christmas card last year and came across this photo and thought I would share it with everyone. It turned out great, a combination of glitter paper, poster board and cardstock. It was very colorful and a great addition to the Christmas season.

I used the baking female gnome svg to make this birthday card for my niece. I did change out one of the loaves of bread for a salad bowl because Anna was considered a “salad
bar guru” at a music camp this summer. I used a bit of glitter paper and 80 pound cardstock for the rest of the gnome. I want to thank my best friend Sandi D. for upgrading my membership so that I could participate in challenges and take advantage of the other opportunities on Sarah’s website.

Back to School Flower Pot modified for 3rd grade classroom