Butterfly Card using Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge

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I just had to share this AMAZING card that is posted on the Close to my Heart Facebook page today. It was made using the Art Philosophy Cricut Cartridge and the Pair-a-Phrase stamp set. Isn’t it beautiful? I can’t wait to make one myself.
 
If you are falling in love with this cartridge as much as I have and want to purchase your own, you can do so here. Remember if you order it this month, you will not only qualify to get the Limited Edition September Stamp of the Month for only $5, but you will also get the adorable Pair-a-Phrase DOUBLE stamp set for FREE!

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