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A friend has asked me to make a bunch of cards to give to her son's friends for their high school graduation. I'm having a hard time finding any cards that look more on the "boyish" side. I'd love to see links to cards that might fit the bill!
A friend has asked me to make a bunch of cards to give to her son's friends for their high school graduation. I'm having a hard time finding any cards that look more on the "boyish" side. I'd love to see links to cards that might fit the bill!
Susan
I wish I had taken a picture of the one I made my nephew. It was just his school colors with Class of 2007 on a tag with frayed ribbon. Simple, but perfect for a young man.
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I didn't upload this one to my gallery for some reason, but I made this for my cousin this year. School colors, CB Congrats Embossing folder, Snap Stamps for High School abbreviation, and number stamps for year, etc. Super easy, and he really liked it.
Here's a link to one I made for my nephew's high school graduation. Using Memory Box duplex paper (white on inside) gives it a professional feel. Love that paper!
I've made variations of it since using the graduate's school colors.
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Here's one I did recently. I'm going to start making a ton of them in both masculine/feminine colors since my dd will be starting her senior year in September! Yikes!
Graduation Cards with a "boyish" look
