And when I make valentines, there is always chocolate and candy involved, of course - another motivating factor.
I was anxious to try my new Petal Cone die for my Big Shot which makes this perfectly adorable cone shaped box!
Crowns, the Eiffel Tower, and the key to my heart - so very French! This Valentine is so ME! Amour!!!!
For the kids in my seminary class, I made these cute little baggies. I found the small paper bags on clearance years ago, thinking I could do just such a project. The toppers are just cut with my Top Note die. The heart is shiny and puffy using Crystal Effects. LOVE - from the bottom of my heart!
For my own kiddos, I simply dressed up some boxes of conversation hearts with my new Be My Valentine stamp, the jumbo scallop circle punch, and a bubbly texture folder on my Big Shot!
My younger guys also made their valentines for all the kids in their classes. It is a tradition. We make these every year, and have since my highschooler was in preschool - lollipop holders. They are quick and cute, and the kids do most of the work themselves. Caleb and Luke worked so hard on them. It was so fun to watch. Both crafters after my own heart!
I was anxious to try my new Petal Cone die for my Big Shot which makes this perfectly adorable cone shaped box!
I just love the red and white wide striped ribbon and the crinkly gold paper!
Crowns, the Eiffel Tower, and the key to my heart - so very French! This Valentine is so ME! Amour!!!!
For the kids in my seminary class, I made these cute little baggies. I found the small paper bags on clearance years ago, thinking I could do just such a project. The toppers are just cut with my Top Note die. The heart is shiny and puffy using Crystal Effects. LOVE - from the bottom of my heart!
For my own kiddos, I simply dressed up some boxes of conversation hearts with my new Be My Valentine stamp, the jumbo scallop circle punch, and a bubbly texture folder on my Big Shot!
I (heart) my boys: Alex, Nate, Derek, Dylan, Caleb, and Luke!
My younger guys also made their valentines for all the kids in their classes. It is a tradition. We make these every year, and have since my highschooler was in preschool - lollipop holders. They are quick and cute, and the kids do most of the work themselves. Caleb and Luke worked so hard on them. It was so fun to watch. Both crafters after my own heart!
Happy Valentine's Day, my fellow Attic Diggers! Hope you just feel the love!
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