Van oude posters en reclamecampagnes worden we nostalgisch en blij. En als het om chocolade gaat, kun je ons helemaal wegdragen.Heerlijk! Er zitten zelfs
Diy party decorations. Here are over 30 ideas to diy - some are super quick!
These 28 beautiful Valentine's Day table setting ideas will inspire you to create a special experience for your loved ones this year.
Valentine's Day doesn't have to be expensive, but it can still be romantic and fun. Here are ten cheap, easy, adorable romantic ideas to make your Valentine's Day special.
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The 31 Days of Love series here on Red Ted Art continues. The series celebrates the fantastic blogging community that I am in – bringing you 40 wonderful Love (or Valentines Day Crafts and activities over the coming weeks. We have all sorts for your from Valentine’s Day Cards, Valentine’s Day Decorating ideas, Valentine’s Day Treats or Valentine’s Day...
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Puzzle purses were one way lovers could exchange "Valentines" as early as the 1700s. Constructed from paper folded in intricate origami style, each panel woul
Innovative creativity from PaperArtsy. Paint, stencils, and techniques galore for any mixed media enthusiast to enjoy.
Make these pretty string heart yarn cards for Valentine's Day. It's easy to do and a great threading activity for kids.
MAKE STRING HEART YARN CARDS
Looking for an inexpesive and simple Valentine's Day decoration for your house? Learn how to make paper hearts from an old book or with construction paper!
Such a fun craft for Valentine's Day, our Cardboard Lacing Hearts are also great for fine motor and hand/eye coordination, too!
These cards are cheesy, adorable, and nothing but loving.
My daughter is slightly obsessed with yarn. We have a big bin filled with yarn & ribbon and she pulls it out all the time. She likes to cut it, tie it to things & make obstacle courses throughout the house with it. We have a piece of string art hanging in our dining room […]
{Black, Gray + White} Black and white will always be a classic color palette for weddings. Add in a touch of soft gray and what do y...
As part of our much anticipated Galentine’s party next week, I’m showing you another favorite party element: the invitations. Every party needs a good invitation, and these fit our “Hearts, hands, eyes, and lips” theme perfectly. I thought of them after the seeing the incredible work of Kate Zaremba and the 500 hands (with 2500 hand cut […]
This Origami Heart Bookmark is so simple to make! Origami is great for all ages. Make an Origami Heart for you friends for Valentine's Day ORIGAMI HEART I have two girls who have been obsessed with origami the last few months. They are forever folding paper into boxes and fun shapes. I had them teach
Lovely antique hearts are fun to collect and use in special places throughout your home. I collect miniature antique Limoges boxes, antique compacts and other miniatures and have them displayed in a pretty French curio cabinet. I have included some of my heart boxes in this post. Since everybody loves hearts, and Valentine's Day is just around the corner, I thought a post about them would be timely. I also added some gifs from the Franco Zeffirelli 1968 film Romeo and Juliet. If you have never seen this movie do whatever you need to do to see it. It is by far the best Romeo and Juliet film!! I hope you enjoy the post! Please play the music, it will set the mood!! fragonard.com moderndayfairytale.... wildrosevintage.blo... metmuseum.org google.com countryliving.com stitchinfingers.ning.com s767.photobucket.com flickr.com encoreuneminute.tumblr.com countryliving.com nordljusbutiken.blo... flickr.com umla.tumblr.com 28.media.tumblr.com todolwen.blogspot.c... wildrosevintage.blo... dsharp.typepad.com google.com tumblr.com la-la-la-bonne-vie.tumblr.com ozmaofodds.blogspot... www.lisafarmerdesigns.com These are three hearts from my miniature collection. dsharp.typepad.com velvetstrawberries.... google.com google.com google.com google.com etsyvintage.blogspot.com 52flea.blogspot.com georgiannalane.blogspot.com google.com tarabradford.com All gifs are via tumblr. Click here to see the previous post! http://eyefordesignlfd.blogspot.com/2013/01/decorating-with-borne-settee.html This blog post was published by Lisa Farmer
Here's a brief analysis of Rheam's "La Belle Dame sans Merci". This is the only illustration of John Keats' poem which shows the knight's dream.
Make a cute heart mouse out of paper for Valentine's Day!
When it comes to Valentine's Day, we think the more cheesy...the better! With Valentine's Day quickly approaching and all those lovey-dovey feelings in the air, we wanted to share a cheeky list of fun, cheesy Valentine ideas. You know... the ones that are punny...the ones that make you smile and then blush. Hehehe. You're going to love this list whether you're looking for something for your significant other, a child or a friend, we have something here for everyone who's ready for a laugh. 1. Nerdy valentines (free printable) | NoBiggie 2. Valentine's Day Fruit with messages | Cake Whiz 3. I'll
Make paper lanterns and decorate them with pressed flowers in this easy tutorial from HGTV Gardens.
Things get weird on Tumblr. Around Valentine's Day, these strange Valentine cards start popping up everywhere, and they're hilariously fun.
21 Tumblr Valentines for Your Internet Crush
I thought it would be fun to make kindness cootie catchers (or fortune tellers) for the kids to play with their friends. We wrote kindness ideas under the flaps of the fortune teller.
Pair of Hearts Homopolar Motor: Make a pair of rotating copper heart motors...that unite to become one! In this Instructable, I show how to make a special 2-piece homopolar motor with a bass speaker, some coins, a battery and two pieces of copper wire. A neodymium magnet can be u…
Growing up, I remember the smell of Sarma at every special occasion and holiday. A must-have in your recipe collection!
POM MAKER TUTORIAL How to make a pom pom love bird Learn how to make an easy pom pom birdthat will carry your love message to your Valentine! This is a cute Valentine’s Day craft project suitable for beginners and kids. POM MAKER TUTORIAL How to make a pom pom love bird Learn how to …
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I've just found the cute valentine's day card at eskimo rose blog which you can make for everyone you love ^^ Before you start on the card, you need to make a mini version of crochet heart first. You will need to use single crochet (sc), decreasing by crocheting 2 together (sc next 2 tog), and a magic circle - US terms (sorry fellow Brits!) sc [single]: insert hook through stitch, yarn over, pull the loop back through the stitch (two loops on the hook), yarn over and pull through two loops. sc2tog [crochet 2 together]: insert hook through first stitch, yarn over, pull the loop back through the stitch (two loops on hook), insert hook through second stitch, yarn over, pull the loop back through the stitch (three loops on hook) yarn over and pull through all three loops. 1. Round 1: Start with a magic circle, 6 sc into ring, and pull tight (6 stitches). 2. Round 2: 2 sc into each stitch of the first round (12 stitches) 3. Round 3: 1 sc into next stitch, 2 sc into next stitch, repeat 6 times to end of round (18 stitches) and fasten off. Repeat the process to make a second circle but DO NOT fasten off this time. 4. Next join the two circles together. Keeping your hook in the last loop of the second circle, insert it into the first circle in the same space that the last stitch went into. 5. 1 sc into this space - look where I have drawn the arrow, can you see I have made the joining stitch right next to the last stitch on the first circle. 6. Continue with 1 sc into each stitch all the way around the first circle. 7. Now insert the hook back into the second circle, again into the same space that the very last stitch went into. 1 sc into this space - look again at my arrow, can you see the joining stitch is right next to the last stitch I made on the second circle. 8. Continue with 1 sc into each stitch ... 9. ... Until you get all the way around the second. This figure of eight will make the two top bumps of the heart. 10. Next you start to decrease to make the point of the heart. 1 sc in next 4 stitches (labelled these 1-4), sc2tog (labelled 5 & 6 - can you see the yarn that is pulled through stitch 5, and again through stitch 6, before finishing the stitch) - repeat this until you have roughly gone all the way around. 11. Then decrease again, 1 sc in next 3 stitches, sc2tog - repeat this until you have roughly gone all the way around. And again, 1 sc in next 2 stitches, sc2tog - once again repeating until you have roughly gone all the way around. Your crochet should be starting to look more like a heart now ... 12. Deacrease again, 1 sc into next stitch, sc2tog - repeat until the hole is about the size of your thumbnail. 13. Stuff with toy stuffing, but if you don't have any you can improvise with cotton wool ... 14. Continue decreasing (1 sc, sc2tog) until you can't do it any more. 15. Fasten off, then thread yarn into needle. Insert the needle into the very tip of the heart, push through to the top, pulling yarn through. You can either trim the yarn or leave it long if you want to use it for something else. 16. Continue making lots more little hearts in scrummy jewel coloured hearts ... It is easy to vary the sizes of your hearts just by using different size hooks and yarns of differing weight. But to make a more dramatic difference in size simply make larger or smaller circle in the first 4 steps. See in the picture, I made a tiny little red heart, instead of 3 rounds I stopped after two (12 stitches). Next step: making your cards 1. Trim two sheets of card to the size that you want your finished valentine's card to be (remember it will be folded in half!). Stack the two sheets so that they are perfectly lined up, then in one corner cut a circle with the 3" circle punch. The hole should be in exactly the same place on each piece of card. 2. Take one of the card sheets and use a ruler to mark the centre fold of the card (see the squiggly arrow), and lightly score a line with a craft knife 3. Carefully fold the card (this should be easy as you have already scored the line). Next trim the second sheet of card so that it is slightly smaller than the front of the folded card. 4. On the inside of the main card stick a teeny bit of double sided tape just above the middle of the hole at the top (see another wiggly arrow). 5. Prepare the double sided tape by removing the backing and position the heart in the centre of the hole. Then holding the heart with one hand, pull the tail of the yarn to the top of the card and stick it firmly on to the double sided tape. Make a right angle with the yarn so that the tail will not be visible at the top of the card and add a little more double sided tape to secure the end (see the wobbly arrow). 6. Now take the backing card and place a tiny bit of double sided tape at the top just as you did with the main card (see another wavy arrow). At this point, don't forget to smother the rest of the backing card with ample amounts of pritt stick glue. 7. Place the backing card over the inside of the card to conceal the tail of the yarn (sticky side down), making sure that the hold is perfectly lined up with that of the main card. Have a Happy Valentine!!
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These simple chocolate pavlova with salted caramel sauce are show stopping. A simple make ahead dessert that's perfect for feeding a crowd or the perfect valentine's day dessert. Crispy meringue shell with a marshmallow inside, swirled with dark chocolate and drizzled with salted caramel sauce.
