text: My stepdaughter graduated from Arizona State University this semester – a huge achievement with two small children and a husband (in addition to working full time in a demanding job). I think the Beautiful You stamp set must capture the elation she feels at being FINISHED!
  ASU’s school colors are maroon and gold (I used Cherry Cobbler and Crushed Curry).
  - Her dress is stamped on some Cherry Cobbler Designer Series Paper (DSP) and then trimmed out like a paper doll dress (also known as paper piecing).
  - I wanted her to have a long sleeve dress so it looked a bit more like a graduation robe. I just cut her hands off in the image stamped on the DSP. That sounds awful, doesn’t it?
  - The graduation cap is a square of Cherry Cobbler cardstock – about 1/2 inches square. You just have to play with it a bit to get it the right size to cover the stamped hat and not look out of proportion for her body.
  - I pulled a few threads from Crushed Curry thick baker’s twine to make her tassel.
  - I made the diploma from a 1/2 inch tall scrap of printer paper, rolled up and then tied with a bit of Cherry Cobbler twine.
  - Inside I stamped the sentiment, Life looks beautiful on you.
  Isn’t this a perfect set for a graduating young woman?
  So there’s a funny story with this card. I am always doing things at the last minute, and making this card was one of them. Beautiful You is a two-part stamp set. There are enough stamps that it requires a Set 1 and Set 2. I go to use my new stamp set and to my dismay, this is what I see in BOTH sets:
  Now mind you, Stampin’ Up will fix this problem for me…but I needed the OTHER stamps from the set immediately! Luckily, my upline Lorri Heiling lives right down the street. She let me borrow her set (again) and I was able to bring my idea to life and make it to the graduation party on time.
  Click here to order the Beautiful You stamp set.
explanation: The document describes the creation of a graduation card for the user's stepdaughter, who recently graduated from Arizona State University. It includes details about the materials and techniques used to make the card, as well as a humorous anecdote about a missing stamp set. The document does not contain any math questions or answers.
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distilabel_metadata.content: My stepdaughter graduated from Arizona State University this semester – a huge achievement with two small children and a husband (in addition to working full time in a demanding job). I think the Beautiful You stamp set must capture the elation she feels at being FINISHED!
  ASU’s school colors are maroon and gold (I used Cherry Cobbler and Crushed Curry).
  - Her dress is stamped on some Cherry Cobbler Designer Series Paper (DSP) and then trimmed out like a paper doll dress (also known as paper piecing).
  - I wanted her to have a long sleeve dress so it looked a bit more like a graduation robe. I just cut her hands off in the image stamped on the DSP. That sounds awful, doesn’t it?
  - The graduation cap is a square of Cherry Cobbler cardstock – about 1/2 inches square. You just have to play with it a bit to get it the right size to cover the stamped hat and not look out of proportion for her body.
  - I pulled a few threads from Crushed Curry thick baker’s twine to make her tassel.
  - I made the diploma from a 1/2 inch tall scrap of printer paper, rolled up and then tied with a bit of Cherry Cobbler twine.
  - Inside I stamped the sentiment, Life looks beautiful on you.
  Isn’t this a perfect set for a graduating young woman?
  So there’s a funny story with this card. I am always doing things at the last minute, and making this card was one of them. Beautiful You is a two-part stamp set. There are enough stamps that it requires a Set 1 and Set 2. I go to use my new stamp set and to my dismay, this is what I see in BOTH sets:
  Now mind you, Stampin’ Up will fix this problem for me…but I needed the OTHER stamps from the set immediately! Luckily, my upline Lorri Heiling lives right down the street. She let me borrow her set (again) and I was able to bring my idea to life and make it to the graduation party on time.
  Click here to order the Beautiful You stamp set.
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distilabel_metadata.raw_output_q_a_detector_0: The document describes the creation of a graduation card for the user's stepdaughter, who recently graduated from Arizona State University. It includes details about the materials and techniques used to make the card, as well as a humorous anecdote about a missing stamp set. The document does not contain any math questions or answers.
  
  Label: no-question