free printable kids kindergarten graduation card

A simple circle sticker can seal the card – eliminating the need for an envelope. However, neither it nor the 5 inch square will fit into a standard envelope. *For a dramatic effect, a 6 inch square makes a larger, more pronounced cap. Secure ends with tape and glue down the 4th corner.įor a more finished look, using a hole puncher, punch out a small circle of your colored paper and glue it to the front center of your cap as the button. Using the object, push the knot of one your finished tassels through the hole from the “front” of the cap. Glue down 3 of the corners, temporarily leaving the 4th unglued. With a sharp object, poke a small hole through the center of the cap. With a ruler and pencil, mark the center of the square with an “x”. Using a paper cutter or scissors, cut 5 inch square pieces* of cardstock. Place finished tassels aside for use later in the project. Unclasp from the clipboard and tie the ends of those strings in a knot (this part is optional, but I found it easier to push through the cap later.) Tie that in a knot and snip the ends of that string so they don’t show. Using your other cut thread, wrap it around the top of the tassel, approximately 1/3 inch from the top of the tassel (where you’ve folded it in half). Using a clipboard or binder clip, clasp the hanging thread from above and fold the ends of the bundle together. This knot and string will become the string on which your tassel “hangs” from the cap. Next, cut the bundle into 3 bundles.įrom each bundle, remove 2 threads. With one thread, tie it in a knot around the middle of one of the bundles. To begin, snip the loop on end of the skein, making one long bundle of floss. A single skein will make about 3 small tassels. To make your graduation tassels, you’ll need embroidery floss. Embroidery floss (the colors may vary depending on your cap color).Astrobrights® colored card stock (In the above photo, we used Stardust White, Orbit Orange, Re-Entry Red, Blast-Off Blue, Solar Yellow and Gramma Green).

What a better way to deliver your graduate’s desired gift than with a DIY Money Holder Graduation Card… complete with a miniature graduation cap and tassel! These whip up pretty quickly, and you can match the graduate’s school colors because these papers come in every color – it’s a great project to COLORIZE life a little! For this project, we used:

What do most – ahem, all – graduates want for graduation? That’s right. This free downloadable graduation card is a sponsored post written on behalf of ASTROBRIGHTS® Papers.

Free printable kids kindergarten graduation card