
Cupid Cupcakes are darling. Bakerella.com had this idea and thought how easy and quick gift to make for your neighbors or friends on Valentine's Day.
Try them out and see how easy they really are.





i love projects that make me smile and think “why didn’t i think of that?”. this fun heart-shaped paper clip project from jessica jones it’s almost impossible to resist making a few of these at your desk right now. all you need is a paperclip and your fingers- because you’re just a few bends away from a heart-shaped way to keep your sweetie’s papers together. if i had children i would definitely use this to pin a sweet valentine’s day note to their lunches. click here for more info on jessica’s site. [thanks, jessica!]

This was found on Design Sponge.com
Thanks for the great idea. They would be great on cards and scrapbook pages.
Have Fun!!
I love scratch-off tickets. I love the anticipation as you rub that penny across the ticket waiting to see what you’ve won/earned underneath. I decided to make that the basis of my gift for my Husband this Valentine’s Day.
Start by gathering your supplies:
I decided to make my Lucky in Love with one per day for him to scratch off. So I printed the page 4 times (there are 4 to a sheet and I needed at least 14.) After cutting them out, I wrote out my messages.
You could write a variety of things each day; quotes, love notes, activities/something to do each day, coupon, etc.Now it is time to paint! Instructions of how to make the scratch off ticket were found here but essentially it is one part dish soap added to two parts metallic acrylic paint. MY TIPS: I was originally going to get the silver metallic paint, but when I got to the store they were out. I found the bright red metallic paint and it ended up matching the cards PERFECTLY! Also, instead of using contact paper (or laminating…which some comments suggested), I just put a piece of clear packing tape on the card. It worked beautifully! So much easier then cutting out contact paper.

For the whole tutorial and more pictures go to http://www.thedatingdivas.com
They have other great ideas for gifts on Valentine's Day.
I used my 8x10 frame but decided to use the mat in this one so the opening is 5x7. I cut the bare tree from the ZooBalloo Cricut Cartridge (7") and the hearts from Plantin Schoolbook Cricut Cartridge
(1/2", roly poly). Then I just glued them onto a piece of white cardstock.
The mat that came with the frame was ivory which just didn't work. So I gave it a coat of Valspar Frosty Berry and it looked much better.
I saw this darling frame on Pinterest and thought this would be an easy craft for valentines. For more details on it go to http://griffithsrated.blogspot.com/ . It is super cute and easy. There is only a few days left till February.
Come in and see the new display for Valentine's Day Ideas.

