Pack Your Craft Supplies… We’re Heading to Europe! ✈️🌸 (virtually)


Hi, Reader!

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Ready to welcome spring with fresh inspiration, beautiful projects, and a creative getaway you can enjoy right from home?

If so, I’m so excited to invite you to the Cricut Crafting Adventure Summit—a free online event happening April 30–May 3, 2026. Think of it like a springtime crafting party with creatives from all around the world.

But instead of crowded airports and packed itineraries, you’ll be learning from talented Cricut experts and creating beautiful projects inspired by some of Europe’s most stunning destinations.

TLDR: My project is a Sheep Purse Fob with a hidden tape measure. The files are free on the day of my class - Saturday May 2nd. Yes a weekend date.!!!

Just a reminder. You don't have to have a Cricut to make my project. My project includes pattern pieces that can be cut by hand. I don't want anyone left out of the cuteness.

Imagine strolling through charming towns, lakeside views, and iconic European scenes—translated into creative, beginner-friendly Cricut projects you can make yourself.

That’s the kind of inspiration waiting for you inside this one-of-a-kind crafting adventure.

Here’s what you can look forward to:

🌍 Daily workshops filled with brand-new Cricut projects (home décor, gifts, and more)
🌸 European-inspired designs to spark your creativity and bring a touch of travel to your crafts
💬 An attendee-only Facebook group where you can ask questions, connect, and share your projects
✂️ Tips, tricks, and techniques from Cricut experts to help you craft with confidence

And yes—it’s completely free to attend.

👉 Grab your ticket here:​

Want to extend your adventure?

After you register, you’ll have the option to upgrade to the VIP Pass for an even richer experience:

  • Watch anytime with extended replay access (craft on your schedule)
  • Printable workbook with supply lists and step-by-step guidance
  • Exclusive “After Hours” sessions with Jen & Amy for extra inspiration and behind-the-scenes fun
  • Early Bird Bonus: Exclusive European Travel Guide (available for a limited time)

I can’t wait to “travel” and craft alongside you this spring—it’s going to be such a fun and inspiring experience.

Grab your free ticket now and let’s create something beautiful together.

👉

Happy Crafting,

Alice, the Fabric Ninja

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