Christmas Kitsch by Anna Griffin

Christmas Kitsch by Anna Griffin Reindeer Card

October 29, 2014 1 Comment

Hi all,

I am loving the Anna Griffin Christmas Kitsch cartridge. Today I made the reindeer shape card. He is so cute. However, I felt he needed a little something else. So I found the string of tangled lights on the Winter Frolic Cricut Cartridge.

I sized everything to 5.5 so it will fit in an A2 size envelope. There are envelopes on the cartridge but I haven’t tried them yet. I added lots of red stickels to his nose and scarf. I also used gold wink of stella glitter brush for his ears and face. The sentiment is also from the Christmas Kitsch cartridge. I cut it at 2 inches. The paper is from a 6×6 pack I got at ACMoore.

Anna Griffin Christmas Kitsch Cards

October 19, 2014 5 Comments

Hi all,

I was asked about how I made these cards using Anna Griffin’s Christmas Kitsch cartridge and my Cricut. First, I have an expression so I use CCR. On the bottom of CCR , there is a default setting of 2.5 for bringing all images to the mat. I changed that to 5.5. Then when I bring my images to the mat- they all will fit appropriately. I first cut out the card base and then cut all the corresponding layers. Next you assemble the layers. After they are assembled and decorated, I attach the completed layer to the card base. I haven’t added a sentiment to the inside of the cards yet. So that will be my next step.

I hope this helps and feel free to ask me any questions.

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Anna Griffin Christmas Kitsch cartridge by Cricut

October 16, 2014 1 Comment

Hi all,
Well I guess it is that time of year again. Of course it is my favorite time. I started some of my Christmas cards using Anna Griffin’s Christmas Kitsch cartridge by Cricut.. I do not have an explore yet. I love my expression so I used CCR to design my cards. They are very easy to put together. Everything was cut at 5.5 inches. Hope I can inspire some of you to get yours started too.