Scandinavian Inspired Artwork

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We are on day three of our #CricutEverywhere week and today is the day to win a Teal Cricut Explore Air! Make sure to check our Facebook page for the contest rules today and each day for the rest of the week. We will be giving away and iPad Mini tomorrow and another Explore Air on Friday. Very exciting! Make sure you enter to win!!
I go a little giddy when I think about all the great projects we created with our beloved Cricut Explore Air 2 for the Cricut Design Space Star competition but this one has to be my favorite. When I began thinking about redesigning my kitchen for the competition finale I wanted to incorporate influences from the two places most close to my heart. I have lived here in the Pacific Northwest for 10 years and am still utterly in love with the surrounding Douglas fir forests, mountains, lakes and that wild Oregon coastline. I have always been a fan of Native American culture and find myself endeared by the sacred belief that everything living or inanimate shares an equal place in this universe. Their artistic designs are motivated by a love of nature and it was that attitude that I wanted to bring into my kitchen space. My second inspiration for these plate designs comes from a deep love of Scandinavian design. My Grandmother came to the United States from Denmark in the 1930’s and I have fond memories of how she maintained that classic Scandinavian style in her home. Characterized by simple, minimalist design it seemed like the perfect fit for me to bring the bold geometric shapes of Native American art and the organic, folksy styles of Scandinavian design together. The Cricut Explore Air is perfect for cutting these intricate designs in various colors meaning we can layer the vinyls to create a really stylish product. Cut them onto vinyl and transfer them onto ceramic plates as we have here or go ahead and cut into paper and make yourself a collection of art pieces for your wall. Both are simply stunning DIY pieces of artwork, don’t you think? You can find the SVG file in Cricut Design Space, or Lia Griffith members can download the SVG below). Enjoy! ~ Lia
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You are my favorite designer on the web-so many wonderful projects I can’t count them. These Native American designs make me salivate, but I am a Silhouette user. Is there any way to get the designs that would be compatible with Silhouette? Thanks!
Stay tuned. We are about to launch a new program and these WILL be included! Woohoo!
You made my day! Can’t wait to get my hands on these for a craft room makeover.
Thanks!
Good, it is one of my favorite art pieces.
You go Lia…I’m also a Silhouette user and Cameo ll and I’m a Swede in Daughters of Norway in Bellingham, WA and I want all the Scandinavian artsy fartsy goods I can have from you. I’m the chair for the annual Scandinavian Fair in November and I think you’re my best friend for tags and bath salts labels…and I’m needing Scandia labels for all sorts of things like bath bombs and cookies and lefsa …..my team is looking at your site right now and we are jumping on your Viking ship of dreams…Thanks. Yvonne Lindquist
For our Spring Banquet I’m going to make your Islandic Poppies…last year I made crepe paper tulips but Islandic Poppies are going to be a big hit with the Svenska gals for sure…Ya Sure You Betcha!!
Thanks for your comment Yvonne! I’m so glad we can help 🙂
I would love to make these! Not available in the UK apparently and Cricut support can’t tell me when either. So disappointing!
How strange! I am not sure why that would be:(
Lia I love your designs. @Official Cricut gave me my first exposure to you and your designs. Just signed up for your emails. Would love to win a Cricut Explore Air and iPad to create on the go! Looking forward to stopping by my local Michaels store this week to see more of your products:)
Welcome!! Glad you found my site:-)
i love everything you do and would love to win
Thanks! Be sure and enter before noon (MST) tomorrow!
These beautiful designs remind me of Alaska totems…..will work great for Masculine projects. Fantastic design!
Always, Alayne
Thank you so much!!!
Do not have Facebook and would like to enter contest for the AIR. Can this be done by email? and if so where will I find the enter form?
There are also opportunities on Instagram if you have an account.
Oh I would love this.
We are giving another away tomorrow so make sure and enter!
Hi Lia,
This is probably the fist time I’ve ever left a comment on your site, but I truly wanted to tell you how wonderful those designs are!
I’ve been following your blog for a while now and I must say that every craft you shared are amazing and inspirational to me.
I particularly fell in love with your kitchen remake 😉
And congratulations for your Cricut Explore Air! It’s wonderful and I am happy for you!
Shame that I live in Switzerland, I won’t be able to get my hands on this beauty before long.
Anyway, thank you for all these amazing projects and sorry for the long comment!
You can comment as long as you like. 😉 Thanks for the sweet note. I love hearing what inspires readers. I would love to see these machines make it over to EU. I am pushing for that.
This latest design of yours is spectacular.
Thank you! I think they are very handsome and would work well for men too. 😉
Hi Lia,
this is a great gift a Cricut Explore.
Your inspiration is wonderful with this animals in neutral tones. I like it very much.
I have no Facebook account and I wont anyone.
Hope, the goddess Fortuna is with me…
Best regards, Synnöve
Thank you so much! You will be seeing a lot more Scandinavian inspired projects in the future;-)
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