Showing posts with label Holiday Crafts - Valentine's Day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Holiday Crafts - Valentine's Day. Show all posts

Friday, February 19, 2010

Valentine Card

This is the Valentine card that we made for the girls to take to their friends at school. They liked that the cards were handcrafted and still got to have candy inside. According to my daughters, their friends loved them.

~ Front ~

~ Inside ~

~ With Candy ~

Products Used:
Kraft Paper Cards & Envelopes - Recollections
Hollyhock Textured Cardstock - CTMH
White Daisy Cardstock - CTMH
"Love U" - Lyrical Letters Cricut Cartridge
White Daisy Grosgrain Ribbon - CTMH
Heart Corner Punch - EK Success
"Happy Valentine's Day" stamp - CTMH
M&Ms attached with Tombow Adhesive



Sunday, February 7, 2010

"Love" Wine Glass Charms


~ Red ~

~Pink ~

~ Green ~


Products Used:
Silver Charm Rings - Elite Better Beads
4mm crystallized beads - Jolee's
Colors Used: Red, Purple, Pink, Lt Purple, Lt Blue, Green, Crystal
Spacer Beads - Elite Better Beads
Heart Charms - Jewelry Essentials

Friday, January 15, 2010

Love is in the Air

We replaced our turkeys with handcrafted snowmen, but unfortunately I didn't get a picture of our cute "Frosty" men. Now after enduring almost two weeks of cold, frosty air in Florida, we have made something that will give everyone that warm, fuzzy feeling... Crayon Hearts! My daughters helped me create this adorable wax paper hearts. We added some glittered words to the top of the windows as well as some glittered hearts so now our breakfast nook is ready for the holiday of love!

Items needed:
Crayons (we used pinks and purples)
Wax paper
Handheld pencil sharpener
Iron
Kraft paper
Ribbon/Thread of your choice (we used white ricrac ribbon)

Begin with a 12-by-16-inch sheet of waxed paper. Fold it in half along its length; unfold. Deposit wax-crayon shavings (made with a handheld pencil sharpener) evenly but not thickly across one half of the paper. Fold the clean half of the paper over the shavings. Crimp the three open edges with a 1/2-inch fold to hold the shavings. Protect your ironing surface with kraft paper. Place the waxed paper on the kraft paper, and cover it with another sheet of kraft paper. Iron lightly on medium heat, checking after every few passes. Stop when all the shavings have melted; let cool. Next, trace and cut out hearts of various sizes. String each heart with a ribbon or thread of your choice for hanging.