I did this for Father's Day, but it's a good idea for Valentine's Day too.
Use a wooden box to make a sweet bouquet of candy suckers for someone you love. This is a page about making a lollipop Valentine's day arrangement.
Terra cotta flowerpot and saucer brightly painted (red, pink, white, purple) and sprayed with acrylic sealer,. Decorated with foam hearts, scrapbooking stickers, pictures from magazines, then add some color paper shred and set a treat bag filled with goodies on top of that.
Let me share to you another unique way of sending messages to your lovies with Cupid's arrows. I learned this cute craft way back in high school. Here's how to do it.
I love decorating bottles. I wanted to make a unique candy jar this year to give to some lady friends. I found violet candy to put in my violet decorated jars. These are recycled spice jars.
Decorate a recycled jar to create you own handmade Valentine gift jar. We can show you how. Change the motif and it works for many occasions.
Paint a photo frame red and then decorate it with recycled CD hearts. Follow the link in the project for instructions. It makes a fun gift. Everything you need to know can be found on this site.
This Valentine's Day craft is based on a play on words. This sweet little TP pig makes the perfect container for some candy treats for you Valentine. The attached craft details the steps required to make your own.
This unique card has a surprise in store for the recipient. When the smaller heart is placed inside the large one it reveals a special piece of artwork.
When it's not appropriate to share sweets for a Valentine party, you and your youngster can create these fun holiday greetings. This is a page about making rocketship Valentine's Day gifts.
Make this pretty faux floral and lollipop gift for your Valentine or tailor it for other occasions as well. Learn how to make a, "Be My Valentine" floral gift.
Show your valentine how much you care with this handmade gift bag. This is a page about making a Cupid's Love gift bag for Valentine's Day.
