How to Make a Pop Up Tissue Paper Valentine Heart Card
A few layers of tissue paper glued together in a honeycomb pattern makes a charming pop-up Valentine heart card. Because tissue paper is so thin, you can fit many layers inside of the card,...
Category: Valentine’s Day
Easy Paper Heart Valentine Decorations
These little Valentine decorations go together pretty quick and they’re easy enough Valentine crafts that kids can make them. These heart are basically made the same way I did the scrapbooking paper Christmas ornaments,...
Easy Valentine Heart Garland
A little cardboard, yarn, and some tacky glue are all you need to make a cute Valentine heart garland. Materials Used: Cardboard Scissors Glue 2 (or more) shades of yarn This is a good...
How to Make a Lacy Heart Valentine Magnet
Most Valentines go through the mail, are enjoyed for a few weeks, and are then thrown out, never to be seen again. So this year I decided to try something a little more practical,...
2 Minute Valentine Card
Here’s a simple, kid-friendly Valentine card that’s good to do with younger kids. This is quick and easy and turns a bunch of hearts into a flower for Valentine’s Day. Regular tacky glue and...
How to Make a Valentine Hearts Wreath from Scrapbooking Paper
This wreath uses 6 strips of scrapbooking cardstock to make hearts. I used tacky glue to fasten my hearts together which makes the sides pinch up and gives the hearts a pointed, abstract look....
How to Make a Mirror-Image Valentine Card
Cutting an image from the white reveals the red beneath, creating a mirror-image Valentine card. Video tutorial by Amber Reifsteck, The Woodland Elf
How to Make a Woven Hearts Valentine Card
This card is made out of two scrapbooking paper hearts that have been woven together. You will need: Two different prints of scrapbooking paper (or wallpaper samples) ScissorsBlank card Heart template Scrapbooking paper or...
Quick and Easy Handmade Valentine Card
This card is quick and easy if you want to give something with the handmade look without spending a lot of handmade time. Video tutorial by Amber Reifsteck, The Woodland Elf
