Today I am sharing a few more graduation cards with you.

I will show you how you can use a Workshop on the Go stamp set in 

a different way by switching up the colors and papers.

Here is a photo of the "For Always" WOTG which comes with a cutting guide sheet.

I used the stamp set and card layouts to create some graduation cards.

Since our school colors are maroon and white I used papers from

Dakota along with Ruby ink.

Our WOTG kits are such fantastic deals as they come with papers, cardstock, embellishments, stamps and all you need to create 15 cards.

I just wanted to show you how you can make your value stretch even further by using the stamp sets with other colors and papers.

And easy because someone else already created the design for me!

Hats off to the grad!

Still creating graduation cards...

this one has a strip of the grey from Dream Pop and a strip of Ruby cardstock.

Stamps from "Congrats Graduate".

Whenever time is an issue for me I pull out my CTMH circle and scalloped circle punch.

Check out the year on the next card.

The numbers are individual stamps so I can use them for any year!

I really like that.

For the next card I added some stamps from the

 stamp set that comes with the Artiste Cricut Cartridge.

Sure glad I checked that out as I didn't even realize it has that tiny

graduation cap.

The pretty patterned papers are from the "For Always" paper packet.

All supplies can be found on my website.

dardalynn.ctmh.com.

Rose Blossom Garden

Check out the Top #3 projects at 

the Rose Blossom Garden Challenge blog.

You will be sure to be inspired.

While you are there,

scroll down and see the next challenge.

I hope you can play along if you have the Artiste Cricut Cartridge from CTMH.

Follow Your Dreams

I am in full-swing making graduation cards...

how about you?

DH is a high school teacher so we get invited to lots of 

graduation parties.

All supplies are from Close To My Heart.

Patterned paper is from a retired paper packet "Typeset".

Stamps are from "Tommy" and "Chantilly" WOTG sets.

Star is from corrugated shapes topped with a metal stud.

I added a bit of Slate Washi Tape at the top.

I can't believe there are only a few weeks left of school! 

Scrappy Card

The Dream Pop papers are so dreamy

I don't want to waste a single scrap!

I made this card using some scraps after creating some layouts.

I figured I could leave it blank and add any kind of sentiment later.

You can check out Dream Pop 

on my CTMH website HERE.

Thanks for visiting.

Hello Dream Pop

I have been having so much fun creating with the Dream Pop paper packet.

Here is another card where I used some cuts from the 

Art Philosophy (butterfly) and Artiste (the file page) cartridges 

along with patterned paper and cardstock from the Dream Pop collection.

I love the bright, bold patterns.

You can take a look at all you get with this

Dream Pop paper packet on my website HERE.

And that special offer of 24 sheets for only $10 with a $35 is only good for 

the rest of May!

Cardabilities #75

Here is the card that I designed using sketch #75.

So many possibilities with this sketch...

I chose to use Dream Pop.

That's the Close To My Heart specialty paper packet available this month only for only $10 with a $35 purchase.  You can check it out on my website HERE.

Instead of a flower I used the PInwheel stamp from the

May Stamp of the Month.

I hope you hop on over to 

Cardabilties to see what the rest of the DT did with this sketch.

We have some lovely card makers on the team!