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Welcome to my lifestyle blog. I document my adventures in DIY, interior design, entertaining, and fashion all while sharing little tidbits of my life along the way. Thanks so much for following along. It seriously means the world to me!

Graduation Garland

Grad Party

Today I'm sharing the very simple tutorial for the 2014 garland from my graduation party for Shutterfly. This thing will literally take you about 10 minutes to make, and there are only two steps. And the beauty of it is, you can also use this same idea for New Years. Now that's my kind of DIY. So here goes it.

Graduation Garland
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2014 Graduation

Cut out letters using a Cricut or Silhouette. Remember to put your blade setting on 10 and set it at a slow speed. Cut again before removing the card stock, as it most likely won't cut through on the first try. Although, the new Cricut Explore might do the job on the first run. If you don't have a Cricut or Silhouette, you can create letters in word, cut them out, and trace them backwards on the backside of the glitter card stock. Next, glue the letters onto the twine.

Grad Party Ideas

I used the 2014 garland as the backdrop for my graduation party. So what do you think? Let me know in the comments. If you are curious, here are the rest of my projects for Shutterfly. For exclusive DIYs and a free printable set, please subscribe below.

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