MBA Graduation Card – My Entry in the Cricut Circle Challenge

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Although there is time left on the clock, this is likely my final entry in the Cricut Circle National Scrapbook Day Challenges that began last week.  It has been such a terrific experience; just what you would want in the Circle – inspiration, techniques, and enthusiasm.

This was a recipe challenge and required a bird, bug, or butterfly, three patterned papers, the color yellow, and hand or machine or faux stitching.

I made a graduation card for a friend who has just earned her MBA while working a very demanding full-time job.  Now that she has her weekends back, maybe she’ll try a crafty adventure or two.

I used the Happy Graduation seasonal cartridge for the owl and the seal (with ribbon), and Cricut Craft Room Basics for the tiny rolled flower alongside her cap.  I even sewed the layers of the card – got to remember to change out the needle before I sew again.

 

It’s been a terrific week – I added a new-to-me kitty to my furry family, was selected as a winner in the Cricut Circle card challenge to welcome the new Provo Craft CEO Ashish Arora, and I won a “prize” from Sizzix for my photo of my dog and my Sizzix Vagabond hooping it up in the Where in the World is Your Vagabond entry.

What a great week!  Hope yours was as well.

6 thoughts on “MBA Graduation Card – My Entry in the Cricut Circle Challenge”

  1. You are the master of the patterned paper! I love how you choose papers in the same color whose saturation is determined by the other colors with it—really makes a perfectly interesting combination that work so magically together!

    Well, you have had quite a week! Are the furry step-siblings getting along? Would love to see pictures!

    Congrats on the Circle and Sizzix contests! So cool!

    It has been such a fun week of challenges– not sure that I could pull that off again anytime soon but it was fun while it lasted!!!

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