What you need:
• Egg carton
• Paint (white and red)
• Canvas
• Glue
• Scissors
• Brush
What you do:
• Paint the egg carton white.
• Let it dry.
• Cut apart egg carton sections.
• Trim evenly.
• Glue the sections to the canvas.
• Let it dry.
• Color everything red.
• Let it dry.
• Display.
What you need:
• Wire hanger
• Clothespins
What you do:
• Bend a wire hanger into a heart shape.
• Clip clothespins onto hanger.
What you need:
• Tissue paper
• Glass jar
• Mod Podge
• Sponge brush
What you do:
• Cut out a strip of tissue paper that is equal to the width of your jar.
• Cut some tissue paper hearts of different colors and sizes.
• Using a sponge brush, gently brush the Mod Podge around the top and the bottom of the strip of tissue paper.
• When gluing on the hearts, always start your brush strokes from the middle and move out to the edges.
• Cover the entire heart with a layer of Mod Podge.
• Keep adding more hearts until you have finished gluing them all the way around the jar.
• Let it dry.
What you need:
• Tea Bags
• Red Construction Paper
• All Purpose Glue
• Scissors
• Heart Shaped Cookie Cutter
What you do:
• Trace your cookie cutter on construction paper.
• Cut two hearts out of construction paper.
• Remove a tea-bag tag.
• At the end of the string, affix two hearts, back-to-back with glue.
• Let it dry.
• Package bags to give as a present or steep one in hot water and serve.
What you need:
• Heavy Card Stock
• Utility Knife
• Construction Paper
• Glue Stick
What you do:
• Create a template of a heart, about 1 1/2 inches wide.
• Cut out with a utility knife, and trace onto heavy card stock.
• Copy it at 80 percent, cut out, and trace onto construction paper.
• Cut out both hearts, and use a glue stick to secure smaller patterned heart to center of the larger one; let dry.
• Trace bottom half of inner heart with a utility knife, cutting through card stock beneath. Then your valentine can slip pages between the hearts.
What you need:
• Construction paper
• Heart shaped cookie cutters of different sizes
• Red paint
• Glue stick
• Cardboard 9 1/2″ square or larger
What you do:
• Cut a 9″ circle from cardboard. In the center of this circle, cut out and discard a 5″ circle. This is the form for your wreath.
• Lay your wreath form down on your work surface face up.
• Paint the wreath red. Let it dry.
• Trace the cookie cutters on the construction paper. Cut out.
• Glue the hearts on to your cardboard circle, layering and overlapping them.
What you need:
• Red-colored felt
• Heart shaped cookie cutters
• Disappearing-ink pen
• Scissors
• Thread
What you do:
• Trace cookie cutters with a disappearing-ink pen on felt.
• Cut out twice.
• Lightly brush glue onto the back sides of colored-felt pieces.
• Sandwich the light-colored piece in between.
• Let dry flat.
• Hang from a length of silver thread, knotting at top.
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