Reverse Foiling Graduation Card

Hello everyone! Jill here today sharing a fun graduation card!

I don’t know about you, but I always like to have a few graduation cards in my stash. Otherwise, it seems like whenever I need one, I never have one ready!

For this card, I used both toner foiling and reverse foiling to really maximize my Deco Foil. I don’t like to let any of that precious foil go to waste!

Supplies needed:

Deco Foil Transfer Sheets 6 in x 6 in (12 sheets) - Gold Sparkle
POLY-GLAZE Foiling Sheets- Super Star
Deco Foil Toner Card Fronts - Solid Black

I started by taking some Gold Deco Foil and using it with the **Super Star PolyGlaze Foiling Sheets**. This created the shiny, starry background for my card panel.

Next, I grabbed a sheet of **Black Toner Card Fronts** and used the leftover foil from Step 1 to create a reverse foiled background. This is one of my favorite techniques because it allows me to use almost every bit of foil!

I pulled a graduation die set from my stash and used the reverse foiled sheet to create the main sentiment. The gold foil really makes the sentiment stand out against the black background.

I assembled all of the pieces to finish the card, adding just the right amount of shine and dimension.

I love how polished the final result turned out! The combination of the black and gold foil makes this card feel extra special and perfect for celebrating such a momentous graduation milestone.

Thank you so much for stopping by! Happy crafting!

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