First, I cut long strips of wrapping and scrapbook papers I had on hand, and cut at the fold for the hearts.
Then we simply stitched them together with the sewing machine (despite appearances, I did the stitching, not the 3 year old) and voila! Our own heart garlands.
Here's the boy, signing a Valentine for Adam. His tongue was out like that all morning.
Does anyone else miss Martha Stewart Kids? I bought most issues when they were published, way back before I had any kids of my own. I'm glad that I saved them (and I'm not one to save things) - Phillip and I spent a long time looking at the Winter 2004 issue this afternoon.
"Let's do that!" "Let's do that!" "Let's do that!"
I hope that you're cozy and enjoying whatever weather you're having. (My fingers are crossed for another snow day tomorrow - we're supposed to get another 8-10cm tonight!)
I'm SOOOO going to make these! They are WAY TOO CUTE!!! Thanks Sherrie for sharing a great idea!
ReplyDeleteI saw this on House On Hill Road too. Now I want to make some garlands even more!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy! I want to make a garland out of red & pink slivered crayons laid between 2 sheets of cut out heart's made of wax paper - then iron. They look like stained glass, well in the pitcher anyway!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I will definitely be making these!! :)
ReplyDeleteIt was SO much fun - and so easy. Have fun!
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