I made this Christmas Tree from a file from Craft with Sarah in a cricut official event. I wish I could show you the video of it all lit up because it changes colors. So fun to make and had people wanting me to make more of them. I made six more that I gave to people. I do not sell because I just enjoy making things for others. Sarah has the best files to make, and the video tutorials she does are the best.

I made these Shih Tzu Calendars for a lady that was wanting to give them to a friend. I matched the actual colors of her friend’s Shih Tzus and her friend was amazed by that gift from her friend. I get a lot of joy when someone likes what I have made. Sarah’s class Lovely Layering and her Membership videos helped me to learn how to do the changes to a file that I needed for these. I made these 3 and they are about 6 inches tall while on the little box. The box holds the calendar pages for each month. My idea for that was that you don’t have to remake the whole desk calendar but just make new calendar pages each year. I also have this file shared in design space.

This is one of Sarah’s files that was in her Halloween Craft Countdown. It looks amazing with the remote controlled mini waterproof light in it. This was a fun and easy project to make for Halloween; one of my favorite holidays.

Various birds grouping

Gnome personalized

The Easter egg lantern was a project I knew I will make it directly. I had a great time assembling it and make a photograph of it.

Thank you Sarah for sharing these wonderful designs.

Ps, the background is fake….

I used the Halloween Craft Countdown templates to make this card for my sister who loves pop art. I love so much how it turned out–it looks even better in person! Image from Creative Fabrica.

A milestone birthday for a friend who gives treats to all the dogs in our village, the back of the card says “Oh Wait that’s dog years, Happy 80th Birthday Uncle Bob” and lists the names of the pups.

The first in the series in the Gnome Craft. This is one of two. I haven’t done the female yet. They are just the cutest!

I took Sarah’s tractor design, changed it to a New Holland design, added the Farmer Gnome and German shepherd dog file and made this for my friend’s son who owns a dealership here in town.

My 88 year old sister has been in the hospital for several days now and will be coming home soon. I made this card special for her. Thank you Sarah for the wonderful SVG

I took the head from Sarah’s German Shepherd and slightly changed the markings to reflect a friend’s dog who has recently passed away.

I made this card using card from my card stash. Is it just me who can’t enter a craft shop without buying another card pad! I was able to use up some small scraps. I never throw any away, especially glitter or patterned card.

I added some writing to the middle band on the pot for a greeting.

Looks more complicated than it was to do.

Sarah’s video was really helpful.

I’m currently making a travel scrapbook and I added an Switzerland Flag to Sarah’s Hiking Gnomes along with the word Switzerland. These were made out of paper and I used glue to hold the layers together.

I’m currently making a travel scrapbook and I added an Iceland Flag to Sarah’s Viking Gnomes along with the word Iceland. These were made out of paper and I used glue to hold the layers together.

Instead of a card, a delightful luminary to say Happy Birthday to my husband and a tribute to our last little treasure.

Heart Shaped Flowers for our 30th wedding anniversary! Sarah’s SVG was fun to make and easy! I used glitter paper and shimmer cardstock. My husband loved his card!

My husband LOVES his garden and pretty flowers, so we’re having a garden-themed birthday party tomorrow night. I made a card for each of us to give him! I love them! I’m sure he will, too.

My husband loves giraffes and I saw this lantern and thought he would love it and he does. It was so easy to make and assemble. Sarah’s creations are wonderful.

Fun trophy for Trefoil Guild competition. I chose red card to fit in with the Trefoil colours and the small cutout trefoils were perfect ( unlike my construction!)