
Why not invite the girls for an afternoon of sweets, bubbly and bonding over Valentine's crafting in requisite shades of scarlet and rose? Break out the scissors, glue, sequins, pipe cleaners, glitter, paint, washi tape and rubber stamps, and let the creative juices flow as you craft some cards to put a smile on your sweetie's (or bestie's!) face. A few little lovelies to make this party come to life:

1. heart matches 2. heart shaped balloons, Mignon 3. XO s'mores, Williams-Sonoma 4. Shakespear's Love Sonnets, Terrain 5. baker's twine, whisker graphics 6. pink doily, etsy 7. heart milk cubes, A Subtle Revelry. inspiration image: Martha Stewart
Those Williams-Sonoma XO s'mores are absolutely adorable. I will definitely be stopping by a store to pick some up!xx
ReplyDeleteGreat guest post! I'm still trying to figure out what to do for Valentines! *Sigh* This definitely helps!
ReplyDeleteLovely things. Kisses
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ReplyDeletelovely and sweety!
xoxo
Lulu
loves!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! The matches are adorable. I'm ready to have the girls over for wine night now. :)
ReplyDeleteThe heart matches are adorable. I love them. Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteXX Hilary
Love the matchsticks! My kids would love the heart-shaped balloons too. Great ideas!
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I would love to be crafting with that amazing set up!
ReplyDeleteLove the xo smores! Great ideas for Valentines day :-)
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I would love to spend an afternoon crafting away with that Divine Twine and gobbling up some of those sweet, X&O Smores!:)
ReplyDeleteHomemade valentine gifts are always the best. However I'm adult and I want jewelry!
ReplyDeleteI love homemade DIY Valentine's Day crafts and cards
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I know what Im doing for valentines day!!....
ReplyDeleteEnjoying a lovely dinner with the fam- now what to serve?
What a great idea!
ReplyDeletexxx dj
I am also preparing something different for this valentines :)
ReplyDeleteThis is for the air to expand into as you begin your twisting. Then let a little air out before you tie the end of the balloon. This should ensure that the balloon doesn't burst as you are shaping it.Balloon DecorationsThanks a lot.
ReplyDeleteCute cute stuff, I love making things!
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