4. Recycled Crayon Hearts
Julie’s talked about crafting with broken crayons before, and you can really take this concept and run with it when it comes to Valentine’s Day crafts. You can create heart-shaped crayons like she did, or follow this Martha Stewart tutorial to turn your old crayons into cheery, Valentine’s Day sun catchers.
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Go GREEN for Valentines Day! Ever see a plant move when you tickle it? The TickleMe Plant grows year round indoors, closes its leaves and lowers its branches when tickled. Here is an affordable, GREEN gift that anyone who enjoys plants, nature, gardening and science will love! My students, family office loves getting these for Valentine’s Day. Visit http://www.ticklemeplant.com to see a video of the live plant and to order your own. Much cooler than roses and you can grow the plant organically.
I love the love birds!
Very nice post! However, if honesty then I liked the most the first picture, no matter that it is just the heart in the sand it somehow gives a feeling that it really comes from the heart, maybe because there isn’t involved material values in creating it!
I LOVE DIY ideas for Valentine’s Day! Thanks for the post!
Love DIY ideas, I get a lot of my holiday decorations at http://www.homeseasons.com. They have a lot of really cute decorations.