Stampin up graduation cards 2024

This week's Happy Inkin' Thursday Blog Hop is a color challenge. Happy hopping! My card today starts off with Basic Black cardstock. I then cut another panel of Basic Black cardstock and e

Graduation season is upon us, and it’s time to celebrate the accomplishments of our loved ones who are embarking on new chapters in their lives. One of the best ways to express our heartfelt …

All the shiny gold on this graduation card adds such a festive touch! I love how this idea, that uses products from Gina K., adds a personal touch with a banner of the graduates name. I spotted thi…

Today I was still playing with the "Open Panel" Technique. It's so fun and it's a great way to use up the smaller pieces of decorative pa...

Celebrate the hard work and achievement of graduates with a handmade graduation card that includes a slot for a gift card! The Cap & Gown Stamp Set features stamps that can be combined or used separately on paper projects, cards, gift tags, and more to wish happy graduation to nephews, nieces, grandchildren, friends, and all […]

As we stand on the cusp of bidding farewell to 2023 and eagerly await the dawn of 2024, what better way to mark the occasion than with a creative burst of celebration? In this special New Year's Eve blog post, I'm wrapping up the year with the fifth and final installment of the Arrow Fold Series. So, let's dive into the details of this versatile card tutorial, perfect for ushering in the new year with style and flair! The Design: For this last tutorial of 2023, I've used the fabulous…

Easy Graduaion Cards Handmade! I've got a fun graduation card or commencement card. You could even us this as a graduation party invitation. Video tutorial!

It's that time of the year when we found ourselves in need of graduation cards. I have that perfect Slim card for Graduation with a gift cardholder to share today. No matter if the grad is a lady

It's time for a new Creative Creases challenge. Firstly, thanks to all those who participated in the last challenge! If you haven't played in the

Are you looking for some quick and easy cards to make for the graduate in your life? Check out today's graduation cards ready to hold your graduation gifts.

Here's another graduation card for our other nephew who is also graduating this weekend. It's for three challenges. First, I've used the ske...

Graduation Gift Card Holder created with Stampin' Up!'s Slim Sayings stamp set and Hey Sports Fan Designer Series Paper.

Stampin' Up!, Graduation, Congrats, So Proud of You, A Grand Kid, Sunshine Wishes, Cap and Gown, Pure Gumption

I was able to work in a graduation card for this week’s Sketch Challenge. It’s so great that you can make a card with the colors of a school and add the year to personalize it.

Here's how I made my graduation cap for the card I made yesterday. First start with a 1" strip of Basic Black card stock. Lay one point on the gutter of the paper trimmer, and the other end lined up with the 3/4" mark on the right side of the gutter. Then cut! Next flip the piece over, and line up the angle you just cut on the 1" line on the left of the gutter. And cut. That creates the mortarboard piece - a perfect parallelogram! Then punch a 1-3/8" square using your punch and another scrap…

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GRAD All images © Stampin’ Up!® Stampin’ Up! Supplies: STAMPS – Something Fancy (160416) PAPER – 8-1/2” x 11” Thick Cardstock Basic White (159229), 8-1/2” x 11” Cardstock Basic Black (121045), 8-1/2” x 11” Cardstock Basic White (159276) INK – Memento Ink Tuxedo Black (132708), Versamark Ink (102283) OTHER – Stampin’ Cut & Emboss Machine (149653), Alphabet `A La Mode Dies (160750), Cloud Punch (157749), Round & Square Brads (155570), Baker’s Twine Essentials Pack (155475), Stampin’ Emboss…

This is a total case of this card by Amy Koenders https://stampwithamyk.com/2020/05/05/stampin-up-witty-cisms-graduation-card/ and it's probably my favorite of the three grad cards I made this year. The colors are the same, but I substituted stamps to use ones I already had, which led to not stamping the word as many times on the main panel. The cap is a die cut rather than a stamped image.

I loved this card so much that I made it again this year! It is so fun just sitting on a table! The base is 8-1/2 inches long by 3-1/2 inches high. It is scored at each end at 2-1/8 inches. Your interior white piece is 3-1/4 inches square with an eighth inch edge on all sides. Both the hat square (Pacific Point blue) and the white V pieces on the front are a 3 inch square. You just cut the Basic White piece on the diagonal, and then cut one of the pieces on the diagonal again. For the…