January Calendar cards
Posted: March 10, 2026 Filed under: Calendar cards, cricut | Tags: cricut 5 Comments
I’ve made a few more cards from the pages of the beautiful 2025 Earth Greetings calendar. I posted the cards made from the cover in a recent blog post. On the back of the cover was the January artwork by Jayne Branchflower featuring eucalyptus leaves and gum blossoms on a pink background.

I made two cards below from the remainder of the cover/January page, one large panel with a navy sentiment cut on the cricut layered over vellum so it would be more distinct. I also cut a couple of gum leaves and one gum blossom from navy cardstock to add a bit more interest to the card. I cut them with scissors so they are very simple and mimic the design painted by Jayne Branchflower.

By this time in my cardmaking I had a strip of the pink panel and a medium size square left which I was able to cut into twelve 1¼” squares which I arranged randomly across one more card base. The sentiment was also cut on the cricut from navy cardstock and a shadow from green.

As I continue to use what I have (UWIH) I am quite happy to have made six cards from one (two sided) calendar page. Although I will continue to make cards from calendar pages I am keen to work with other favourite techniques that haven’t been featured on the blog lately. I have a non-card related project I’m working on which also uses what I have on hand. I will hopefully share more of that one if I successfully complete it.








You are so inventively CREATIVE!♥ Gorgeous cards!!
Thank you so much, it is different but fun working with someone else’s artwork.
These beautiful illustrations gain new life in your hands, Heather! Fantastic! Good for you using what you have. We should all be doing more of that.
Thank you Bonnie. Turning the beautiful calendar pages into cards seemed to be the only way I could bear to let them go!
I agree. I always feel like it’s such a waste.
XOXO
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