My stepdaughter graduated from Arizona State University this semester – a huge achievement with two small children and a husband (in addition to working full time in a demanding job). I think the Beautiful You stamp set must capture the elation she feels at being FINISHED!
ASU’s school colors are maroon and gold (I used Cherry Cobbler and Crushed Curry).
- Her dress is stamped on some Cherry Cobbler Designer Series Paper (DSP) and then trimmed out like a paper doll dress (also known as paper piecing).
- I wanted her to have a long sleeve dress so it looked a bit more like a graduation robe. I just cut her hands off in the image stamped on the DSP. That sounds awful, doesn’t it?
- The graduation cap is a square of Cherry Cobbler cardstock – about 1/2 inches square. You just have to play with it a bit to get it the right size to cover the stamped hat and not look out of proportion for her body.
- I pulled a few threads from Crushed Curry thick baker’s twine to make her tassel.
- I made the diploma from a 1/2 inch tall scrap of printer paper, rolled up and then tied with a bit of Cherry Cobbler twine.
- Inside I stamped the sentiment, Life looks beautiful on you.
Isn’t this a perfect set for a graduating young woman?
So there’s a funny story with this card. I am always doing things at the last minute, and making this card was one of them. Beautiful You is a two-part stamp set. There are enough stamps that it requires a Set 1 and Set 2. I go to use my new stamp set and to my dismay, this is what I see in BOTH sets:
Now mind you, Stampin’ Up will fix this problem for me…but I needed the OTHER stamps from the set immediately! Luckily, my upline Lorri Heiling lives right down the street. She let me borrow her set (again) and I was able to bring my idea to life and make it to the graduation party on time.
Click here to order the Beautiful You stamp set.
The text passage describes the creation of a graduation card for the author's stepdaughter, including details about the materials and techniques used. It does not contain any mathematical questions or answers.
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My stepdaughter graduated from Arizona State University this semester – a huge achievement with two small children and a husband (in addition to working full time in a demanding job). I think the Beautiful You stamp set must capture the elation she feels at being FINISHED!
ASU’s school colors are maroon and gold (I used Cherry Cobbler and Crushed Curry).
- Her dress is stamped on some Cherry Cobbler Designer Series Paper (DSP) and then trimmed out like a paper doll dress (also known as paper piecing).
- I wanted her to have a long sleeve dress so it looked a bit more like a graduation robe. I just cut her hands off in the image stamped on the DSP. That sounds awful, doesn’t it?
- The graduation cap is a square of Cherry Cobbler cardstock – about 1/2 inches square. You just have to play with it a bit to get it the right size to cover the stamped hat and not look out of proportion for her body.
- I pulled a few threads from Crushed Curry thick baker’s twine to make her tassel.
- I made the diploma from a 1/2 inch tall scrap of printer paper, rolled up and then tied with a bit of Cherry Cobbler twine.
- Inside I stamped the sentiment, Life looks beautiful on you.
Isn’t this a perfect set for a graduating young woman?
So there’s a funny story with this card. I am always doing things at the last minute, and making this card was one of them. Beautiful You is a two-part stamp set. There are enough stamps that it requires a Set 1 and Set 2. I go to use my new stamp set and to my dismay, this is what I see in BOTH sets:
Now mind you, Stampin’ Up will fix this problem for me…but I needed the OTHER stamps from the set immediately! Luckily, my upline Lorri Heiling lives right down the street. She let me borrow her set (again) and I was able to bring my idea to life and make it to the graduation party on time.
Click here to order the Beautiful You stamp set.
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The text passage describes the creation of a graduation card for the author's stepdaughter, including details about the materials and techniques used. It does not contain any mathematical questions or answers.

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