Friday, May 25, 2012

Graduation Card

Happy Friday and start of Memorial Day weekend!  We have a lot planned for this weekend, and I'm looking forward to it all!

I had a bit of time this evening to get a card created.  One of my cousins is graduating from high school in a few weeks, so I went ahead and got a card made for her.  I decided to make a shaped card and used my Gypsy to weld two hats together.  Earlier today I saw a post  on the Cricut Circle blog about using twine to fill in shapes on your project.  I knew I wanted to decorate the tassel of the hat somehow, and I wanted it to be in my cousin's school colors (black and gold).  Well, when I saw that post this morning, I decided to give it a try.  It was very easy - I ran the tassel through my Xyron upside down, the put the twine on the adhesive, starting by going around the outside of the image and working my way in.  I like the dimension that it gave.

I'm going to submit this card into the challenges at Fantabulous Cricut and Celebrate the Occasion, both of which are hosting Graduation-themed challenges this week.  Thanks for coming by and have a fabulous weekend!

Recipe:
Graduation hat from Wrap It Up cut at 4.45 inches
Twine from My Craft Spot
Rub-on sentiment
Black and white Sakura gel pens
Glossy Accents

6 comments:

  1. Cute hat on the Wrap it up cart. Nice job with the shaped card and the twine. Thanks for joining us on this challenge over at the FCCB.

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  2. GREAT job with your Graduation card!LOVE the shape,Thanks for joined us at FCCB this week!:)

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  3. Cute :)

    Love your twine tassel :)
    Thanks for joining us at CTO this week!

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  4. Great shaped card! Thanks for playing at CTO! :)Amy

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  5. What a fun card! You've done a fabulous job with the tassel!
    Thanks so much for playing along with us at Fantabulous Cricut!

    Kate
    Small Bits of Paper

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  6. Great shape card and I love the tassle made of twine! Thanks so much for sharing it with us this week @ CTO for our "Graduation" challenge :)

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