Using Adobe Photoshop Elements, I created a heart shape that I imported into Silhouette Studio. Using the auto-trace feature, I created a heart.
I resized the heart to my desired size, and then created an internal offset using the corner option. Then I selected the 2 hearts and right clicked on "create compound path".
Next, I copied the single heart again. Then duplicated it 3 times. I resized the hearts so that I had 2 medium and 1 small version.
Next step was to move the 3 hearts in to my desired postion along the edge of the larger heart. When I was happy with the placement, I selected the scalpel tool and sliced just inside the the smaller hearts through the larger heart (this is why you need to make the larger heart a compound path).
Delete the clipped areas from inside your hearts.
Select all shapes and weld together. Don't forget to save your hard work!
I created another heart in a similar fashion.I knew I wanted to use it to make a card, so I created a rectangle in the size of small valentine I want to make for my daughter's class.
Using the scalpel tool, I split the heart in half.
I took one half of the heart and dragged it to the edge of my card, overlapping them slightly. I then selected the half-heart and the card and welded them together.
I dragged the remaining heart half on to the card and lined it up, leaving a space between the two halves.
Finally, I drew a line where I wanted my fold to be. I selected the line, went to my cut settings and chose to perforate.
Here is they both are after I sent them to my Silhouette and cut them out. I cut a smaller piece of white paper to fit inside the card so that my daughter can write her Valentine's wishes to her friends.
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