It's beginning to look a lot like Valentine's Day around the house :) Since February is the month of love, I'm not in any rush to take any of it down! And if the decoration tear-down process works anything like it did after Christmas, we might be lookin' at this stuff until April! HA!!
Remember these little balls I made that I got from this chick?! I had these hanging from my chandelier but decided I'd rather use them as a centerpiece for the dining room table. I like this MUCH better!!
I LOVE my apothecary jars, but had NO idea what to do with them. I took my favorite and filled it with conversation hearts. Gotta love the Dollar Tree!
My fun little Valentine project...
These frames were a fun little project. I used sheet music scrapbook paper for the backing & used my Cricut to cut out a heart & the #14. Then I used my distress ink pad {LOVE that thing} to dirty up the edges...
I left up the red shutters from Christmas...PERFECT!!
Another little 14 frame…
I made this LOVE banner with my Cricut & distress ink pad, too! The fun little sparkly hearts were a random find at Wal Mart. I had NO idea what I was gonna do with 'em when I found 'em, but for $2 a pack, I couldn't pass 'em up!
And a little something in the kitchen :) I made these for my sweet friends last year for our little Valentine playgroup!
I really do love this time of year!!!
I love all of your decorations! They are so cheerful and fun! Have a great day :)
ReplyDeleteLove your decorations!! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteYour shutter idea is in this month's Parents' Magazine - you are soooo ahead of the trends!
ReplyDeleteLOVE these Cara! These are my favorite posts!!!! Totally copying the play-doh for St. Patrick's Day AND....your frames you made are darling.
ReplyDeleteHi I just found your blog and really like your style! Could you tell me what is a distress ink pad and how do you use it- blot with a tissue? Or how? thank you
ReplyDeleteHi I just found your blog and am really enjoying reading your posts! Could you tell me what a distress ink pad is and how you use it. Thank you
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