With graduation ceremonies right around the corner, I decided to add some graduation cards to my stash. There are quite a few cut files available on the PCC website (and some are free) but I decided to use the You Did It file.
Once uploaded into Cricut Design Space, I changed a few areas to customize the tassel, diploma ribbon and one of the offset layers to match school colors.
As always, I stack the pieces before adding adhesive. This helps visualize the project and avoids a gluey mess. With some small cuts, it was great to use my picking tool and fine tip adhesive.
I used both black and white markers to add highlights and don't you just love the red glitter paper to add sparkle!?
Watch the process video on YouTube:
Card Cut Measurements:
Base 5.5x11"; scored at 1.75, 5.5 and 9.75"
Patterned Papers:
Two at 3.5x5.25"
One at 1.5x5.25"
Two at 1x5.25"
Band 1x10"
White cardstock (optional): 4x5.25"
I mentioned above that there is a Spring Blog Hop going on at the PCC Blog. The Hop goodies and offers are active from May 15 through May 22nd.
There is a free file available for everyone who has the secret code (the code will be hidden in one of the participating blog posts) and one lucky hopper will win a Virtual Wallet prize.
To be eligible for the Virtual Wallet Prize, viewer must leave a comment on the main blog post telling us their favorite blog post of the hop.
There will be discounts and specials too. Be sure you visit the main blog for all the details! You don't want to miss the hoopla!
Blog Hop main link HERE and here's the other blog posts:
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