Put your Christmas lights to work a little early this year by using them to create some of these nifty “Spirit Jugs”. These spooky little guys would work great for lining the path to your house, and would also be perfectly suitable as porch decorations. They’re kind of like pumpkins, except they don’t rot and…
Valentine’s Heart Guy
Although everyone will find that this piece is extremely simple to make, this Valentine’s heart guy just might be one of the cutest crafts you will ever see. You can make him from red and pink felt, wiggly eyes and by using black stitching for his “mouth.”
Valentine’s Day “I Love You” Card
They say actions speak louder than words and this card does just that. The hand signal on this card says, “I love you” in sign language. This was made by tracing a hand onto construction paper and bending the middle and ring fingers backwards while leaving the other three extended. Glue the “hand” to your…
Valentine’s Chocolate Box Portrait
Everyone feels extremely special when they receive a Valentine’s box stuffed full of their favorite candy. Why not put a personalized touch on the box of candy you will give your loved one this year with this Valentine’s chocolate box portrait? How about adding a photo from your romantic trip last summer?
Pretty Pink Valentine’s Ribbons
These pretty pink Valentine’s ribbons are sure to get everyone in a romantic mood this Valentine’s Day. You can make these from sheets of felt, ribbons, wood disks, pearl accents, rhinestones and just about anything else you can think of to give them a unique look!
Paper Heart Valentine’s Wreath
This paper heart Valentine’s wreath is a great way to decorate your front door. This one was made from confectionary paper and photo paper. The wreath is held together with a little glue and some ribbon.
Valentine’s Heart Banner
This Valentine’s heart banner puts a new twist on the conversation heart candy everyone loves to devour on this romantic holiday. These were made by taking various colors of construction paper and writing conversation heart-like messages on them. “Will these be yours?”
