Here's a fun Valentine to make for the person who holds your heart.
I made this one for my husband last year.
To make your own, you will need an old book page, some painting or coloring supplies, and optional stickers, washi tapes or embellishments.
Start with a sketch of a human heart, but take a little creative license to make part of it look like a Valentine heart. You can sketch in pen or pencil -- whichever you prefer. If freehand sketching is a little scary for you, print out a heart drawing and trace it. Or tape your book page to a sheet of office paper, and run it through your printer.
Now, begin coloring the different parts of the heart, adding layers of color until you get the desired result.
You can leave it like this, adding only a sentiment.
Or you can add flowers and lettering and stickers and washi tape -- or add any kind of embellishment you want. I don't recommend running out and buying supplies. Just use what you have.
It's a little corny, but my husband liked it.
If you are tired of winter, and ready for spring, here is an easy crepe paper garland that anyone can make. String a few across your mantel to remind you that spring is near!
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Thanks for stopping by!
Amanda
I made this one for my husband last year.
To make your own, you will need an old book page, some painting or coloring supplies, and optional stickers, washi tapes or embellishments.
Start with a sketch of a human heart, but take a little creative license to make part of it look like a Valentine heart. You can sketch in pen or pencil -- whichever you prefer. If freehand sketching is a little scary for you, print out a heart drawing and trace it. Or tape your book page to a sheet of office paper, and run it through your printer.
Now, begin coloring the different parts of the heart, adding layers of color until you get the desired result.
You can leave it like this, adding only a sentiment.
Or you can add flowers and lettering and stickers and washi tape -- or add any kind of embellishment you want. I don't recommend running out and buying supplies. Just use what you have.
It's a little corny, but my husband liked it.
If you are tired of winter, and ready for spring, here is an easy crepe paper garland that anyone can make. String a few across your mantel to remind you that spring is near!
If you enjoyed this post, please subscribe to House Revivals in the sidebar, so you won't miss the fun projects we have planned. Find us on Facebook, too, so you can catch all the "in between" stuff, and see what I'm working on throughout week on Instagram. Feel free to link today's project to all your favorite social media sites.
Thanks for stopping by!
Amanda