Saturday, December 20, 2025

It's not too late to send a card...not digitally!


It's not too late!  Jump into Cricut Design Space and start creating that Holiday Card to send digitally; there's plenty of time.

Have you ever thought of using Cricut Design Space to create digital pieces?  The possibilities are endless.

You can quickly and easily design a card in CDS and send it digitally.  Yes, it's true!  No running to the store or post office!  

Check out some ideas in the video below where I put together a simple digital card 'on the fly' in less than 15 minutes!  There are more examples of digital layouts/cards at the end of the video.  


Material List
Old Photo!! by ScrappyHorses
Various designs from Cricut Design Space  

My digital card is off to the following challenges (via computer I might add!):

As You Like It:  Festive Creations...anything festive
Place to Start:  AG + Winter Things
Creative Knockouts:  Tis the Season
12 Days of Christmas:  AG Christmas (December Holiday) Card
FarmQuest General Store:  AG with Country/Farm
C.R.A.F.T Challenge:  AG Christmas
little red wagon:  Christmas Card
Cardz 4 Guys:  Christmas Critters
FarmQuest Country Christmas:  trees, snow, horse
Girlz makes Guyz Cards:  AG Masculine
(PIN)spirational:  I was inspired by the colors+golds, trees, and snowflakes.
Crafter's Cafe:  AG
Colorful Options:  Inspiration photo below
If you Give a Crafter a Cookie:  Inspiration photo below
Inspired by:  trees, santa hat, evergreen, snowflakes, colors + golds

Thanks for stopping by!  Make yourself at home and feel free to peruse other posts/pages, leave a comment, and/or check out my Pinterest and YouTube Channel.       
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Monday, December 15, 2025

A Tiger on a Holiday Card?


 As we meander a Path of Positivity, we are challenging you to Embrace The Unexpected. Of course, you can share anything positive you like, the theme is always optional.

Remember, you may share any sort of artistic medium over at PoP:  writing, cards, journals, scrapbooking, painting, sewing, baking, needle crafts, etc as long as it is positive.  The theme is always optional.  

This month we are inspired by an unexpected animal on a Christmas Card!  Be sure to visit Path of Positivity for a description of this!  My card is a holiday card for my students!  Why a tiger?  It's our mascot!

This card wasn't too hard to mass produce; I made 35 of them.  I also created envelopes to fit the cards.  Check out the videos below for more information!

Tiger Card Video

Altering an Envelope Video



Material List

Black Cardstock
White Cardstock
Tiny Clear Gems from Stash
Adhesives: Fabri-Tac; ATG; Double Score Tape  
Cricut Design Space: Designed, Printed and Cut from CDS
Cuts/Images from Design Space: Shapes;  Baby Tiger-Orange Brush Studio; Santa Hat-Wispy Willow Designs; Snowflakes-Scissor Creative; Font-A Child's Year
Cricut Standard Mat
Cricut Blade
Cricut Maker

My card is off to the following challenges:  

12 Days of Christmas:  AG Christmas (December Holiday) Card
613 Avenue Create: Sparkle and Shine
Place to Start:  Winter Things
Critter Crazy:  AG featuring an Animal
Crafter's Cafe:  AG + opt Use Yellow
Crafts Galore Encore:  AG
Die Cut Divas:  Christmas/Winter
Paper Rocks Scissors:  AG use paper and/or scissors
Creative Fingers:  AG
Crafty Gals:  'Tis the Season
Fab'n'Funky:  Christmas

Be sure to come over and see 
what the team thinks about our optional twist.  
You can also find more information about entering the challenge.  

Thanks to Scribbles Designs for sponsoring our Monthly Random Prize.

  

Thanks for stopping by!  Make yourself at home and feel free to peruse other posts/pages, leave a comment, and/or check out my Pinterest and YouTube Channel.       

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Monday, December 1, 2025

Unexpected Animal on a Christmas Card


As we meander a Path of Positivity, we are challenging you to Embrace The Unexpected. Of course, you can share anything positive you like, the theme is always optional.

Remember, you may share any sort of artistic medium over at PoP:  writing, cards, journals, scrapbooking, painting, sewing, baking, needle crafts, etc as long as it is positive.  The theme is always optional.  

This month we are inspired by an unexpected animal on a Christmas Card!  Be sure to visit Path of Positivity for a description of this! 

Have you ever thought of using Cricut Design Space to create digital pieces?

You can quickly and easily design a card in CDS and send it digitally.  Yes, it's true!  No running to the store or post office!  Check it out in the video below where I put together a simple digital card 'on the fly' in less than 15 minutes!  There are more examples of digital layouts/cards at the end of the video.  



Material List
Various designs from Cricut Design Space  

My digital card is off to the following challenges (via computer I might add!):
CRAFT
Place to Start:  AG + Winter Things
Peace on Earth:  AG Christmas
Everybody Art Challenge: Bingo/ Tic, Tac, Toe  Board marked below
Christmas Crafts All Year Long: "Santa Clause is Coming to Town."
Try it on Tuesday:  Snowflakes
Krafty Chicks:  Masculine
Creative Knockouts:  Snow Much Fun
12 Days of Christmas:  AG Christmas (December Holiday) Card
FarmQuest General Store:  Every good farm dog should be remembered on the Christmas card!

Be sure to come over and see 
what the team thinks about our optional twist.  
You can also find more information about entering the challenge.  

Thanks to Scribbles Designs for sponsoring our Monthly Random Prize.

  

Thanks for stopping by!  Make yourself at home and feel free to peruse other posts/pages, leave a comment, and/or check out my Pinterest and YouTube Channel.       

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