Monday, June 17, 2019

3 Simple Graduation Crafts

My son just graduated from High School (cue the tears), which calls for celebration. No party is complete without a few DIY projects, especially when they involve my Cricut. I know Graduation season is over, but a couple of these crafts can be customized for birthdays or other events, so go ahead and Pin it for later!

3 Easy DIY crafts for Graduation using Cricut

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Graduation Cap Card Box


This is my take on an idea I saw on Pinterest. I used an Amazon box with the top flaps folded in, (or you can cut them off) so the top of the box is open. I used a piece of black foam board from the Dollar Store, cut to size with a hot knife for the top of the hat. I also used the hot knife to cut a slot in the top large enough to accommodate cards. I attached the top using glue dots, but you could also use hot glue. I used a large button from my craft stash and tassel to finish it off and wrote "cards" on the front with a metallic paint pen.

3 Easy DIY crafts for Graduation using Cricut

3 Easy DIY crafts for Graduation using Cricut

3 Easy DIY crafts for Graduation using Cricut

3 Easy DIY crafts for Graduation using Cricut

Glittery Card Stock Cake Topper


I used my Cricut Maker to cut "happy graduation" out of Cricut Sparkle/Shimmer Paper. I attached it to a wooden skewer using glue dots. My son does not like cake, so I made a donut tower instead and poked the topper in the center!

3 Easy DIY crafts for Graduation using Cricut

3 Easy DIY crafts for Graduation using Cricut

3 Easy DIY crafts for Graduation using Cricut



Pool Noodle Graduate Wreath


I used a pool noodle formed into a circle and secured with duct tape to make the form for the wreath. I spray painted the form with 2 coats of black gloss paint. While the paint was drying I used my Cricut Maker to cut the number "2019" out of Cricut Sparkle/Shimmer Paper. I used glue dots to attach the numbers to the graduation cap. Once the wreath was dry, I used t-pins to attach the cap to the top of the wreath and glue dots to adhere the 3x5 pictures around the wreath.

3 Easy DIY crafts for Graduation using Cricut

3 Easy DIY crafts for Graduation using Cricut

3 Easy DIY crafts for Graduation using Cricut

Supplies used for Graduation Crafts


Foam Board
Black Paint
Glue dots
Pool Noodles
Duct Tape
T-pins
Graduation Cap


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3 Easy DIY crafts for Graduation using Cricut


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Disclosure: I am part of the Cricut Blogger Program and may receive supplies to complete my projects, but all thoughts are 100% my own. I love my Cricut and am excited to share my projects with you!


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