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

My first Z card on Circuit after a lesson with Sarah in the countdown I purchased. It wasn’t nearly as hard as I had thought and was able to use this large scrapbook piece to create a birthday card for my grandson. The lesson was easy to follow although my crafting wasn’t always as good!

My niece loves cats and has a few black cats. I chose the layered Cat in Flowers design to make into a birthday card. The instructions made it easy to assemble. I used cardstock but would have liked to use glitter paper. The glitter paper would look great but to mail is expensive. I think it turned out great.

This card was so much fun to make! I made it into a Birthday shaker card for my Best Friend Terri. I had to change it up because Terri is also a member of Craftw/Sarah! I used acetate for the clear shaker. I also cut 8 of the outline for the depth and glued those together. I tend to have issues with the foam tape. I used glitter paper for the flowers to help them pop! Thank You Sarah for all of your amazing svg’s!

I love this Flower Pot, It was so much fun to make and it makes me smile! I followed Sarah design. I changed it to a Thank you card and a Birthday Card. I love glitter paper so I use it often! I will be making additional cards with this svg.

Thank you Sarah for the amazing svg’s.

This Toucan was perfect for the small bulitinboard out side the directors office in our nursery school. This years Summer camp is about habitats. Made with mostly scrap Michael cardstock, and a Cricut.

This is the perfect design to hang on my daughter’s door for the summer. She is very proud of her strawberry patch.

Made from card stock and parchment paper instead of vellum. I love the size of this lantern. It is not hard to make at all. I made it for the 4th of July decoration.

This card from Sarah in the latest Countdown was a big hit with my 10 year old grandson. He thought it was great. I made the card with my Maker and it was very easy to cut and put together. She had great instructions so it was quick to assemble. I think it would look great using glitter cardstock for the balloons. I am banned from glitter paper from my son. Ha Ha

I made this lantern with metallic cardstock and regular card stock. I used parchment paper in place of vellum, although it is hard to stick it to the matt. I had to use strong grip matt. I thought it turned out very cute.

Father’s Day Card for my husband.

I loved these cards! I used my Maker to cut the cardstock for the card, which was very easy. I did not have acetate so I used transparency sheets which worked well to do the coloring (stained glass). I also did not have Sharpies at the time and used my alcohol ink markers which worked well. The coloring was a bit time consuming, but I enjoyed it because of the finished product. Thank you Sarah for another great design.