Since last January 7th when I took the last of the Christmas decorations down, my house has been like a clean slate waiting for something to bring it back in the festive mood again. I'm personally like it this way between holidays because it let's me gather my thoughts and visualize better where and how to put things. It's the same feeling you get at the perfume counter of your favorite store...after trying all of them, you need to smell some coffee beans to cleanse your sense of smell and prepare it for more.
I don't have a lot of Valentines decorations, as a matter of fact, all I have can perfectly fit in 1 basket, not even a bin, or a box...just one basket! So how to make the most out of the goodies of that basket? Pinterest to the rescue!
I had pin a little project found here last year and I just happened to have all the materials that I needed from shopping after the holiday last year: $1.99 hearts from Michael's ($1.19 with 40%off coupon), bow, and .50 each acrylic paints. The only thing I bought was the decal letters because I can't stencil to safe my life! I know...
I love conversation hearts. They are cute to look at, decorate with..but to me not to eat! They taste like chalk to me. Not sweet enough, not sour enough just chalky! are my taste buds broken? What do you think? Do you like them?
Colorful, Simple and Cheap! Just the way I like my projects to be!...everything for less than $10.00! Perfect.
I'm still curious about this little candies. Very popular, hundreds of thousands sold every year for Valentines...but how many are actually eaten...That my friends, is The Question!
Have a Lovely Week!
Besitos,
Lizy
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Sugar Bee Crafts
Naptime Creations
Judy H-J's Thoughts
Handy Man, Crafty Woman
Cozy Little House
The Ironstone Nest
Ginger Snap Crafts
Fluster Buster
From My Front Porch To Yours
Beyond The Picket Fence
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Primp
Elizbeth & Co.
Jennifer Rizzo
Consider Me Inspired
My Turn (for us)
Chic on a Shoestring
The Thriftiness Miss
Sweet C's Design
Miss Information
Classy Clutter
My Crazy Beautiful Life
Funky Junk Interiors
Flamingo Toes
Food Done Light
Kathe With an E
Fireflies and Jellybeans
Sew-licious Home Decor
I don't care for the taste of this candy either, but your decoration sure is cute! Love the bright, spring colors!
ReplyDeleteThis is a really cute idea, Lizy! What a perfect decoration for Valentine's Day! Adding your "usual" sayings is just the right touch, too. I'm always saying "Yes, Honey" or "Ok, Honey" so much that I've almost said it to my boss before - that would really be embarrassing!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute idea! Thanks for sharing it on Fluster's Muster Party.
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Robin
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Very cute. I loved how conversation hearts USED to taste, but I swear that a few years back they changed the recipe. Now I really don't like them :( Well actually that is probably a good thing, since I could eat A LOT of them before...
ReplyDeleteLizbeth! I just adore this. Thanks for coming over and strutting your stuff!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute, cute decoration. I see a trip to Michael's in my future. I'm visiting from Confessions of an ADD Housewife linky party.
ReplyDeleteVery cute idea!
ReplyDeleteThank You Jenni. Thnaks for visiting!
DeleteCute idea! I have NO Valentine's Day decorations so you are better off than me!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up to the Creative Inspirations Party!
Stacey at Embracing Change
It looks great and is a fun idea. I personally wouldn't waste calories on that candy!! I am a candy snob!
ReplyDeleteI adore this idea. What a great idea. I wonder if I can make it - very craft challenged! Thanks for sharing on Thursdays Treasures.
ReplyDeleteOh I'm sure you can Christie! They are super easy to make...and take my word for it..I'm not that crafty either...I'm the tape queen..everything can be fixed with tape! lol Thanks for visiting as always!
Deletehow super cute love the colors
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I sure will Angie! Thanks fot the invitation and for stopping by the blog!
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