I was watching my daughter-in-law creating a broach from polymer clay and thought I could create a cut file from the same idea.  Along with her polymer clay broach and watching a video by Penny Duncan on YouTube, I decided to give it a try.  Here is the pic of the creation....

I put the heart with the wording to the side so you can read the sentiment but it's to be put on top of the star which can be set on the lattice piece on pop things.

I will take a pic of my daughter-in-law's polymer clay broach to share with you.  She is presently teaching classes at the Junction City Kansas Art Council ... sharing her talents and ideas of creating items in polymer clay. Also included in this pic is a pen with a polymer clay covering that she taught/shared in her first class.

Here's the cuts files...

LatticeStarHeart.scut2
LatticeStarHeart.svg

Good morning everyone...I created another file to share with you but wanted to create a .png file of the sentiment so you can use the print and cut option in SCAL2.  Here is the pic of what I created.....

Here are the links for the cut files.  Now in the cut files you will need to separate the scalloped heart with the sentiment b/4 cutting the card base, plus, as stated above, there is a print and cut layer included for the digital or the scalloped heart svg. 

Once again I apologize for the pic of the card...Inkscape is very fussy with saving anything.  I haven't quite figured it out...if anyone has suggestions please advise me.  Thank you.

Valentine Card 2.scut2
Valentine Card 2.svg

Here is another cut file that I am sharing.  The heart topper will need to be broken apart to cut it with your Cricut machine.  The sentiment is on the base card.

Be My Valentine.svg
Be my Valentine.scut2
Be my Valentine.mtc

Here's a version of a Valentine's card that I made...It's not much to brag about!  LOL

And here are the files for cutting....

Valentine Card.svg
Valentine Card.mtc
Valentine Card.scut2

I took the post from Monday morning and added a frame to it.  It's a little different and probably what I will do later today is create a print and cut file in SCAL and MCT.....

Ok....I did not want this to show this way, but Inkscape...you have to save your work in the boxed area and it's extremely frustrating for me.

Later.