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April 2, 2014 ·

Graduation Cap Bottle Toppers

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Throwing a party is easy. Making a party extra special and memorable takes some thought. But don’t get nervous, amazing decor can be so easy and inexpensive! I just wrote all about Graduation Party Ideas. Everyone was asking how I made these cute little Graduation Cap Bottle Toppers and so let’s do it!

Graduation Hat Bottle Toppers

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  • Foam Sheets 12″X18″ 
  • Ruler, 12 Inch Length
  • Fiskars Recycled 8 Inch Strait Scissors 
  • Value Pack Circle Hole Punches 3-Piece
  • 1/8in. Wide Ribbon
  • All Temperature Mini Glue Sticks
  • 4-InchMini High Temperature Glue Gun

Step 1: Make the Graduation Hat Tops

Create a strip the width of your ruler. Simply align your ruler across the foam sheet and mark with a pen. Cut along the line, then turn the ruler perpendicular to the strip and mark with a pen. You are creating squares across the strip. Cut them out. These are your hat tops.
How to make graduation hat bottle tops

Step 2: Make the Graduation Hat Bands

Make another strip (the width of your ruler). Cut it out. Divide that strip evenly in half and cut it to create 2 strips.
How to make graduation hat bottle tops 2

Wrap your thin strip around a bottle top to guesstimate the length you need. Cut that piece and use that piece as a template to cut out all the rest.
How to make graduation hat bottle tops 3 Step 3 : Hot Glue the Hat Bands

Apply a bead of hot glue on one strip end and bring ends together to form a ring. Hold in place until set.
How to make graduation hat bottle tops 4 Step 4: Attach Hat Band to Hat Top & Embellish

Apply hot glue to the ring and set it onto the center of a hat top. Cut short lengths of ribbon and punch out a few circles of paper or foam with your hole punch. Embellish the top of your graduation hat with the ribbon (tassel) and top it with the little circle.How to make graduation hat bottle tops 5

Step 5: Top your bottles because it’s PARTY TIME!Graduation Party Decorations - Graduation Hat Bottle Toppers

And THIS is what happens when you have sons! My boys raided the table and started placing the graduation hat bottle toppers on my brownie pops! You know what, they are little geniuses! I love it! 
graduation hat cake popsMaybe next time boys, right now these are for the drinks!

Graduation Hats - Bottle Toppers

Look at the little details when decorating. Try to think out of the box and get creative. You will amaze your guests and make your precious graduate feel extra special! Be sure to check out the Graduation Party Decor Ideas from my sweet daughter’s party!

KIM

 

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Comments

  1. Brandi says

    April 2, 2014 at 9:28 am

    This is so adorable… you sure are one creative chick!

    • Kim Wilson says

      April 2, 2014 at 2:25 pm

      Thank you Brandi!

  2. Tammy says

    April 2, 2014 at 11:21 am

    This is such a cute idea!!

    • Kim Wilson says

      April 2, 2014 at 2:25 pm

      Thank you so much Tammy!

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    April 5, 2014 at 2:08 pm

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