Graduation Advice Cards and Cricut Print then Cut

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Today we have more end of the school year fun with these graduation advice cards. You can print them for free below and either cut them with Cricut print then cut or just use scissors. Are you ready to get started and add these fun words of wisdom cards to your graduation party?

Supplies needed to make graduation advice cards:

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Free printable file (click here to print a pdf or here for file to upload to Cricut Design Space)
White card stock
Printer and ink
Cricut Machine (optional) (I used my Cricut Maker but you can use any of the Cricut line up for this project.) (Click here to learn about the differences between the machines.)
Scissors (if not using a Cricut)

Using Cricut Print then Cut

If you are using your Cricut, you will want to get familiar with the print then cut feature of your machine.

First, download this file then watch the video below to get more information on the print then cut feature.

So simple right? I love this feature of my machine!

Confused by Cricut Design Space? Download our beginner’s guide here.

Don’t have a Cricut? No problem! Just print the file here and cut with scissors. Those rounded corners might take you a while to cut but I am sure your graduate is worth it!

Stay tuned as tomorrow I will have a fun jar you can decorate that the cards can be dropped into at your gradation party. If you missed it, you can also see our graduation centerpieces here from the first day of this series. So much graduation goodness!