valentine review
2010 February 4
I’ve been blogging a little over a year now (Jan. 24 was the year date). Some of you have been with me since day 1, but for those of you that haven’t here’s a review of Valentine’s 2009.
Valentine pocket hearts- made from sweaters; made to stuff full of sweet goodies. Cute hanging on the door of your Valentine!
Valentine rosewater cookies- a yummy and refreshing cookie made with a splash of rosewater.
Valentine mushroom brooch- or make into a hair-clip for the little lady valentines.
Nature’s valentines- get outside and find the valentines that Mother Nature has left for you to discover.
Thank you for sharing these sweet Valentine’s activities. The pictures are gorgeous!
I’ve linked to this post here:
http://sunnydaytodaymama.blogspot.com/2010/02/50-inspiring-links-love-creativity-and_08.html
looking forward to some serious Valentine crafting this week!!
thanks for the review!
lisaxo
What a perfectly sweet idea, finding Valentines outdoors. I love this! Thank you for sharing it. Lovely photos too.
love! and you could fill those and leave them on someone else’s dorknob too!
Love the heart pockets. I think I might use that idea for my daughters valentines for schools! Thanks so much.
Oh my, what a sweet way you celebrated. I have not been very active with Valentines Day celebrations, and I think that I am going to change that this year, and have some fun.
Thank you for sharing
That little mushroom is so cute. Did you design that? Beth
Thanks Beth, yes, I designed it.
I love your blog so much! I get so inspired by your pictures and projects! Thanks for sharing all this with us.
I would love to make a few mushroom hair-clip for my daughter. Would you mind giving me an idea of how you attach the hair-clip on the felt?
I stitch with emb. floss around and around the clip until it’s good and tight.
Thank you for sharing the Valentine goodness. I especially like the mushroom barrette.
Hope you are feeling better.
Warm wishes,
Tonya
Goodness, those cookies look yummy. I love the idea of looking for nature’s valentines outside. I know someone who is always searching for heart shaped rocks.
Those cookies look super yummy!!
I love your hearts and I have to tell you that Solomon is a terrible loser when it comes to games. He cries and throws a fit : ) Yikes!
Mmm rosewater cookies! Such sweetness here.
Hope you are feeling better….and congrats on your blogging anniversary Lisa!
Congrats on your one year! I hope you’re feeling better soon as well!
LOVE this post…. Its all great
I’ve been wearing my heart mushroom for a week now
A year?!? Already? Wow.
I thought I’d been around here for a year, but those rosewater cookies don’t ring a bell – very cool, those.
That brooch/barrette is the sweetest little thing!
I loved especially your suggestion to find hearts in nature for Valentines day. Such a great activity for little ones…big ones too for that matter!
I don’t think I’ve never commented before either, so…hello! I’ve read your blog for a while, I’m sorry I haven’t commented sooner! I find so much inspiration from the activities you do with your girls, and how great your ideas for projects are. Thanks for sharing them with us all. <3
Congrats! I’m so glad you’re here!
I wish it were warmer here, I’d love to be looking for heart shaped leaves. Another good place to find some interesting heart shapes is a rocky beach. We find them there often! I will look back through the posts.
That’s funny
, I also started my blog on 24-01-09!
I love your Valentine pocket hearts and mushroom!!
Have a wonderful weekend
Totally love the sweater hearts. I think I’ll do something like that for the guys. Lol.. or make some heart-shaped skulls to keep the manliness aflame.
And NOW look what you made me do! Now, I have to go make some of those cookies!
Hope you’re feeling better, soon.
Oh, I love the heart shaped leaf. Maybe some Valentine’s Day landart would be fun! Thanks.