So glad to make it back to the craft room after the holidays! You might think it is a little early for graduation cards, but I seriously need to get a head start! When I saw the sketch at Freshly Made Sketches, my first thought was of graduation caps, so I thought why not? Here …
I love the effect of embossing, whether you are heat or dry embossing. I did a combination of the two on this card. My photography skills of white cards is severely lacking. I embossed the graduation cap background on about 3/4 of my white panel. I then added two score lines to give definition to …
An embossed background and a little glitter make for a super simple, yet elegant graduation card. When I am creating graduation cards, I keep basically the same tub of supplies out on my desk. I often mix and match sets to make each card unique. This card combines a variety of companies into one creation. …
Congrats to all the graduates this year! I know the past two years has been extremely challenging for everyone. I am glad that many are able to actually have graduation ceremonies this year! I have created another super simple graduation card, featuring my favorite embossed background. I tend to collect my embossing folders vs actually …
Yet another graduation card. I started off with a panel of White Daisy cardstock embossed with a graduation cap background. I added strips of cardstock for the school colors and a stitched frame to tie the layers in together. The Congrats was cut twice in white and once in Gold Glitter, the layers were adhered …
I love creating with alcohol inks. They certainly make for unique graduation cards. The school colors are green and gold. I applied green alcohol inks with a streak of gold through the center. The congrats sentiment was cut two times in white and once in gold glitter. I stacked the layers together for additional dimension. …