Check out my favourite (Valentine) Pins from last week and join in this week’s linky party!
I hope you enjoyed last week’s #Pintorials Pin party as much as I did. Thank you so much for sharing your fabulous tutorials! I have chosen to feature my favourite Valentine ideas from last week’s #Pintorials that can be made with and for kids.
1. Mini sensory bin Valentine gifts
I LOVE this idea from Life Lesson Plans, recycling Altoids tins into mini sensory bin Valentine gifts for kids. My boys would love the space themed tin best I think. How about you?
2. Valentine paperweight gift
These DIY glass paperweights from Wolves in London (using vintage maps and heart illustrations) make gorgeous Valentine gifts. For a less-sophisticated, yet heart-felt gift, you could use kids’ artwork instead – what grandparent wouldn’t love to receive one?
3. Cracker Valentine card
This original idea from Here Come The Girls is so pretty, fun and EASY. You could also include some tiny heart sweets (Haribo?) or pink mini-marshmallows if your recipient has a sweet tooth.
If you want to join in this week’s party, here’s a reminder of what to do…
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- Add the URL of your Pin or blog post below. We will then add it to our Pintorials Pinterest Board. It must be an instruction based post of some kind but this could be crafts, recipes or anything else. It can be old or new, but please only add each thing once and add only one post a week.
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Tuesday Tutorials linky:
Thanks for featuring my Mini Sensory Bins!
Pleasure! I think they’re brilliant 😀
Exceptional site. Lots of techniques the following. I am giving them to 3 friends ans furthermore expressing throughout yummy. And definitely, thank you so much to your sweating!