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Taylor Ferguson
April 26, 2014
Grad Cap Kirsten McCoy
Photo courtesy of Shelby Orange.

The Horizon Guide to decorating your graduation cap is dedicated to keeping students from being lost in a sea of black. Be bold this commencement, show your individuality and be proud of the square that’s joyously thrown in the air.

Things You May Need:

Glue- Using fabric glue or a glue gun will be your best bet

Grad Cap Alexa Smith
Photo courtesy of Shelby Orange.

Decorative Materials- Such as rhinestones, glitter, or beads, which can all be found at your local craft store

White Colored Pencil- Use a white pencil to trace or outline your design

 

http://www.pinterest.com/diplomaframe/graduation-cap-decorations/

www.buzzfeed.com/kierawrr/28-creative-graduation-caps-4gx1Felicia Schnieder & Kourtney Curtis Grad cap

 

 

 

 

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