Although the original technique calls for using a border punch, we knew that you could also achieve a great look with your Cricut. My card began with the CTMH/Cricut Artfully Sent cartridge and the pretty new (while supplies last) Blossom paper pack.
This pretty card is cut easily using the "R" key of the Artfully Sent cartridge. I used the Artfully Sent frames and sentiments for my focal sentiment. To fill in the cut out butterflies, I first began by making a liner for the inside of the card (1/4" smaller on one long and one short side). Then I was able to back each of the "holes" of the butterfly cutout (onto the White Daisy card stock liner) with scraps from the Blossom paper pack and Lagoon heart washi tape.
Here's a peek at the inside. I used two of the butterfly cutouts to embellish the White Daisy card liner.
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Love the addition of the butterflies! Great card ~ love the way the butterflies are showing on the inside too.
ReplyDeleteSuper great card! Love those special butterflies.
ReplyDeleteI really like this card. I need to get busy with cards again! You inspire me.
ReplyDeleteLovely card! Butterflies in the flowers, perfect combination!
ReplyDeleteLovely card. Great idea to back the butterfly cut-outs.
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