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2025 Graduation Card
Supplies Used:
Cap & Diploma Graduation SVG Cut File & Clipart
Graduation 2025 Free SVG Cut File *** Free file!!
Electronic Cutter, such as Cricut or Silhouette Cameo
Glue
Cardstock in school colors, background panel, and card base
sequins (optional embellishment)
Directions:
- Bring both files into the software for the cutting machine you use. (FYI - I use Silhouette Studio).
- For the file with the year, we are only using the year for this card. Delete or move to the side the other elements.
- Draw a rectangle the size of the space you are allowing for the card. I am making an A2 card that is 4.25 x 5.5 inches. My rectangle is the size of the card panel that I will adhere to it at 4 x 5.25 inches.
- Arrange and resize the elements the way you would like. I have duplicated the cap but one is smaller than the other.
- Separate the layers of the designs. Color them to your choice and group together. The school colors of the graduate for my card are Navy blue, light blue, and silver. I color them on screen to help alleviate any confusion while cutting.
- Cut them all out and also a card panel that they will be adhered to before add to the card base.
- Assemble each element.
8. Adhere all elements to the card. Add an inside sentiment of your choice!
I love matching graduation cards to the colors of the school, sometimes add pieces for things they were involved in for school activities. It just adds a touch of something special.
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Beautiful card!! Love the pearly/silver paper accents!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Kristin!
DeleteSuch a beautiful card!
ReplyDeleteThank you Morena!
DeleteI like the colors! it reminds me of the color palette of my previous company! nice project too!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ana!
DeleteLove the color palette! I have used red and pinks with the fog color but never blues.. have to try it!
ReplyDeleteThank you Aarthi! I use the school colors of the graduate when i make cards for them.
DeleteThank yoU!
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