Graduation Cards with Doodlebug Designs Cupcake Toppers

MORE BOX CARDS (MY WAY)

As I mentioned in my last post – I am loving the All Occasion Box Card Cartridge from Lori Whitlock. 

But…. I have my own style too, so here are some  more cards using just her base (the box part) and welding all my own cuts and other Cricut images (or web images as is the case with the Dr. Seuss ) to a long rectangle and doing my own scoring with my Cricut Explore.  

I used Spring Cottage for these cuts and welded to a base box card  

Patterned paper for the Simon Says Stamp Blog and The Diva's that cut...paper

Added a space for a persona note. 

I used Anna Griffin pearl paper.
The nice shimmer didn't show in the picture to well

 

 

I always like to add that holder for a gift card or personal note card on the back.


And who doesn't like a nice  Dr. Seuss card for graduation?  Found some perfect clip art on the web and had Cricut Design Space cut is for me (had to do just a little fussy cutting as well).   again - I added a matching gift card on back (no picture)

 

Lastly a few birthday cards

 

BOX CARDS

I have been going goo goo for the new All Occasion Box Card Cartridge from Lori Whitlock.  So here are several I have done in the last month or two.  They include Birthday, Graduation, Mother’s Day, Baby, and Wedding.  Love, love, love these box cards. 

MOTHER'S DAY CARD

 They fold up flat and the flaps flip up to keep safe for mailing.!

 I used some clear left over packaging and cut strips to give a “floating image”.

WEDDING CARD

Added embossing from an Anna Griffin Folder and some mini pearls for an extra touch - lovely! 

FOR THE GRADUATE

I added some of my own cuts for the "Class of 2016" and some balloons that were not on the original cut file.

Gift card holder added to back of box.

WELCOME LITTLE ONE

I added a coordinating gift card holder for these. 

HAPPY BIRTHDAY (sharing this with The Paper Players blog)

I welded two pieces together, added a fold line to give a little spot for a personnel note

Sharing this one on The Paper Players

I used the clear plastic here for the base -  love how the explore can cut through so many materials.

I used left over packaging strips again to give a “floating image”.  

I added addition Cricut cuts to come of these to give them my own touch. .

This cartridge is not included in Cricut Access and requires an additional purchase -  It is so worth it for these cute pop up boxes.

I will be posting a few more of my own designs soon.