The kit included heart shaped cards, googly eyes, labels and pre-cut mustaches and hats. The kit also included extra black card-stock so B could cut out different accessories for her "heart-men", which she loved since she is a creative gal.
B spent hours working on her "heart-men" but finished making all of them before dinner. Now she has the hard job of figuring out who will get which "heart-man".
I guess I needed a break this year because in my mind this was a great compromise between a box of valentines from Target and a three day project from scratch. What kind of valentines are your kiddos making this year?
so creative! tell B that I especially love the little top hats :)
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ReplyDeleteAmelia {1st grade} came home yesterday with her list for V's Day. She has asked me at least 100 x's when we are going to MAKE cards!?! Ha! This momma BUYS V's Day cards. Yes, the cheapie boxed kind! Ha!
ReplyDeleteShe is so crafty ... a gal after my own heart! Love her blog appearances! :)
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! I am sure we will buy some in a box from Target...mom fail! ;) And thanks for your sweet comment today!!! xoxo
ReplyDeleteNow that it's over, I miss those days. Homemade Valentine's cards are the best. I love how she loves art.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute!
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute! I need to get to the new Paper Source by our house! My daughter did little hearts and then put foam letter stickers with everyone's names on them. I had to sit and find each individual letter for each kids name!
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