Last week I posted about making Valentines for a blogger Valentine exchange I’m participating in. So many Valentines are coming in the mail for Harper and it’s so fun to open them and display them.
This weekend I made Valentines for the babies in Harper’s daycare class as well as her teachers. I went with the same painted backgroung I used on my last cards but was inspired by a design I made on my chalkboard a few weeks ago.
So with this as my inspiration, I sat down and cut out lots and lots of hearts using gold glitter wrapping paper for the girls and neutral colored paper for the boys. I varied the sizes of the hearts.
so many hearts…
more painted cards- I rounded the edges on these too…
I used a hole punch tool to create holes for the twine to go though. Here is the finished product:
When I was done, I cut out a large heart that I glued onto the the back of each card and wrote each child/teacher’s name and “Happy Valentine’s Day!” and signed Harper’s name.
It was lots of fun making these and I can’t wait to make more next year when Harper can participate. Wishing you a happy Sunday!
Oh wow!! These are amazing. Love this little project. Super cute and perfect for V-day!
xo Mel
turquoise blonde
So cute – Valentine bling!
Such a cute project! You have a steady hand to cut out all those hearts!
Cute little DIY Valentine's! Totally off subject, how do you like your dining table from Restoration Hardware? I have read that it isn't good for everyday use, avoid putting drinks without coasters on it, etc. I know that you don't use it everyday but just wanted to hear your thoughts on it. Are you happy with it or do you regret getting it? I LOVE the look of it and have been looking at it for awhile now but I am afraid I will regret getting it!
PS- Harper is so stinkin' cute! I love her chubby little thighs:)
We love our dining table but we have to use place mats to eat at the table. I don't regret it at all but I also wouldn't recommend it for everyday use. If you want it for a formal dining room I think it's great but as an everyday table probably not. However, if it was only adults using it and you didn't mind using place mats then no big deal at all!
This is one of the cutest Valentines craft I've ever seen! Such a sweet and nice hearts for that cute craft, I love the Valentines day wishes on the board too. Cheers!
Marilyn xxxx
https://easyday.snydle.com/valentines-day-wishes-and-messages.html
thank you so much 🙂
Your valentines are really cute! My only suggestion would be to use the pretty paper for the boys' valentines too! As a mom to two boys it's a bummer to always get the less cute crafts. Don't be afraid to use pink and red for the boys too!
thank you! I thought the gold might be a little much heeh 🙂 but the valentines themselves were pink!