
Jeanette from Creating A Life shares in my love for cereal and, therefore, never has a shortage of the colorful cardboard boxes. She was determined to put some of that cardboard to work for Valentine’s Day this year.
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Jeanette from Creating A Life shares in my love for cereal and, therefore, never has a shortage of the colorful cardboard boxes. She was determined to put some of that cardboard to work for Valentine’s Day this year.

At Namely Original, Emily has three younger siblings who need boxes for Valentines, this year. Remember making special boxes so that your classmates could deliver their Valentine cards to you? Well, Emily’s aunt gave her the idea of recycling tissue boxes for this project.

This timely makeover comes from Melanie of Create.Craft.Love. Back in the fall, Melanie had crafted a darling picture frame for Halloween. Fast forward a few months, and she’s ready to do the same for Valentine’s Day. But did she need to go get a new frame? Nope!

Angelina blogs at JoJo and Eloise. She discovered a great way besides shopping to use up all the coupons that come in the mail, and it’s perfect for Valentine’s Day!

Chelsea blogs at Making Home Base, and she has the cutest baby girl! Just in time for Valentine’s Day, Chelsea figured out how to upcycle an old sweater into a cozy accessory for baby.

Melissa of Honeybee Vintage has a sweet little daughter who loves hearts. So when Melissa got the idea to make some “heart art” using supplies from around her home, she knew it would be perfect for her little girl’s bedroom.
Have a pile of old textbooks taking up residence in your closet? Unless you plan on dusting them off for a study session, here’s a fun way to upcycle them into a creative gift for someone special. Anjelika shares at HelloBrit.com how to create a secret candy compartment inside a textbook. Like Angelika suggests, wouldn’t {…Read More…}

My good friend Jen from Tatertots and Jello is such an amazingly crafty lady that she was able to turn this pile of boards into adorable Valentine’s art for her mantel. Jen cut and attached the boards to create a pallet-style sign. After sanding and painting the sign, Jen added a poem she cut with {…Read More…}
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