It’s that time of year and I’ve been inspired to create graduation projects. I used the Perfect Pennants die to create the focal point of my card. I have tons of silver card stock from an invitation project. I used it as my card base and die cut a pennant from Basic Black cardstock. I embossed the pennant with the Stripes embossing folder and added a silver glitter top. I cut both medallions from the Perfect Pennants die and used my Owl builder punch for my graduation owl. Doesn’t he look smart? He’s such a cutie too!
I printed the black and white Houndstooth check from the digital Night and Day Designer Series Papers for his little vest. You get ten beautiful black and white background papers for $4.95. I love creating hybrid projects with My Digital Studio.
I used the graduation cap from the digital stamp set Go Graduate Plus stamp brush set. I printed it out and used it as a template. The wings are 1/4 of the 1-3/4 Scallop Circle.
This card can be given to any graduate and they would love it. Especially if there’s a gift card or check inside. This card can be created with any high school colors. I think I’ll send this card to my nephew. His school colors are cardinal, black and white.
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Graduation Owl Card
Size: 4.25″ W x 5.50″ H
Stamp sets: Delightful Dozen, Go Graduate Plus stamp brush set
Paper: Basic Black, Whisper White, Silver glitter paper, non Stampin’ Up! silver card stock, digitally printed First Edition and Night & Day DSP
Ink: Cherry Cobbler
Accessories: Antique brad, Perfect Pennants die, Big Shot, Owl builder punch, Modern Label punch, Scallop Trim Border punch, Embossing Folders; Stripes and Houndstooth, retired Basic Black satin ribbon, basic rhinestones
Filed under: Delightful Dozen, Graduation, Owl cards | Tagged: Big Shot, Genevieve Valdes Stampin Up Demonst, graduation cap, Owl Builder Punch, Perfect Pennants Bigz Die, stampin up graduation card, Stampin' Up! |
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