
Happy Crafting,

The November challenge at CHRISTMAS CRAFTS ALL YEAR 'ROUND is "use something starting with V and/or W on your Christmas/Holiday project".
It's time to slip into the Christmas spirit !
For this card, I created this fun Christmas design using my Cricut. I just love these cute little slippers, decorated with festive green wreaths, sparkly red bows, and tiny Christmas glittery embellishments. The bright yellow slippers really pop against the traditional Christmas patterned paper, and the woodgrain paper adds a lovely touch to the design.
I had fun putting all the little details together to create this cheerful holiday card. Finished off with a “Have a Wonderful Christmas” sentiment, it's sure to bring a little extra Christmas joy to someone.



The challenge at ANYTHING BUT A CARD this month is "anything goes (except a card) or it's on the door".
It'll soon be looking a lot like Winter in Newfoundland ! I had fun creating this cute snowman wall hanger using my Cricut. I love his big orange carrot nose, rosy pink cheeks, and sweet face ! The tiny sparkly snowflake accents add just the right touch of Winter magic.
With his cheerful “Let It Snow” message, he's ready to welcome the Winter season and bring a little frosty fun to my holiday decorating. Sometimes the simplest designs are the cutest, and this happy snowman is sure to make me smile all Winter long!
Now, let it snow ! OK, not yet !!! Ha !
Materials-Recollections cardstock, Ranger Ink distressing ink, snowflake gems (dollar store), Uniball white gel pen

I am the guest designer this week at GIRLZ & THE ART OF LETTERS. This round it's the "letter M" and I chose monster as it's Halloween !
I had so much fun creating this cute Halloween card using my Cricut ! I love the bright lime green and teal colors, which give this little monster so much personality. The big googly-looking eyes, funny little horns, and fluffy monster shapes make this card extra playful and fun.
I created a shaped card featuring an adorable little monster on the front and a fun “Happy Halloween Little Monster” greeting on the inside. The little “BOO !” adds the perfect Halloween touch!
This card is a fun and colorful way to send some Halloween wishes to a little someone special. Who says Halloween has to be spooky? Sometimes, a cute little monster is all you need to make someone smile !

Isn't this a cool Halloween card ! I love how all the different elements came together to create this fun and spooky scene. The patterned paper skeleton sleeves, creepy haunted house, and little pumpkin cup add lots of Halloween charm. I especially love the contrast of the bright orange and cream against the dark blue background. The little tufts of grass along the bottom finish off the scene perfectly !
This card was such a fun way to get creative for Halloween, and I love how it turned out. It's full of spooky details while still being playful and festive. I hope it brings a little Halloween fun to your day !
Happy Halloween, everyone !

I had so much fun creating this spooky-cute Halloween easel card using my Cricut ! I was fearing my Cricut cutting the webs but it came through wonderfully and cut it perfectly and clean. I went with a bright green and black color scheme, lots of intricate spiderwebs, and some creepy-crawly little spiders. The finishing touch was adding googly eyes to the spiders to give them a fun, silly personality !
I love how the layered spiderwebs add dimension and how the easel-card design allows the card to stand up for display. It’s a fun way to send some Halloween greetings, and those googly-eyed spiders make me smile every time I look at them !
Dropping in to wish everyone a spooktacular Halloween filled with treats, tricks, and plenty of crafty fun !


I used traditional Christmas colors of red, green, and white to create a festive ornament that takes centre stage on my card. The layered design adds lots of lovely detail, and I embellished it with little pearls for a touch of elegance.
For the background, I used an embossing folder to add a beautiful snowflake pattern, and I added some red ink around the edges to give it a little extra definition. The bow at the top of the ornament finishes everything off perfectly !
I love how all the layers and textures come together to create this festive Christmas card.

The new challenge for STAR STAMPZ is up and it's "anything goes". I just had to go with Halloween !!
I used a digi called Little Halloween Witch.
For this card, I paired a cute little witch with a spooky "I Believe in Ghosts" background for a fun Halloween design. I colored the adorable image with my Copic markers, adding lots of color to bring this little witch to life. The bright orange pumpkin diecut adds the perfect finishing touch ! And the sentiment "Boo" is adorable as I really don't think he is going to scare anyone !
I love how this card combines a little spooky fun with an adorable image. It's a cute way to celebrate Halloween without making things too scary ! I tend to create non-scary Halloween cards because I give them to my daycare kids who are 1 year to 11 years old. No, non-scary is my go-to for Halloween.
I hope your Halloween is filled with lots of treats and a little bit of magic !
For this Halloween card, I decided to create my own AI image of an adorable capybara dressed up for Halloween ! One of my daycare kids loves capybaras (she even had a capybara birthday !!) so I HAD to create a Halloween card just for her ! Wearing a pumpkin costume and a cute little witch’s hat, this furry friend looks ready for some Autumn fun. I love the warm, rustic scene with the glowing lantern, pumpkin, and colorful Fall leaves.
I paired the image with some festive pumpkin-patterned paper and a bright orange card base to bring out all those beautiful Autumn colors. The “Wishing You a Happy Halloween” sentiment finishes the card perfectly.
It was fun experimenting with AI to create a unique image for my card. I think this little capybara makes such a cute and unexpected Halloween character ! I printed the picture twice and fussy cut the capybara and the jack-o-lantern and added them with foam tape to give it dimension (sadly you really can't see the effect on my photo).
