Tuesday, February 01, 2011
Paper Hearts
When I saw these paper hearts at Jill's blog, I knew I'd be making a few. Book paper and hearts, what's not to love? A few strung together for a simple garland, and one more...
to hang from the dining room chandelier. Decorating for Valentine's Day is always minimal - but these are so sweet.
Mine are a little smaller than Jill's - it's easy to adjust the size. Here's a link to the tutorial, and another one to see Jill's finished garland. Go on, make one, or two, or a whole string of them. Jill is making a flurry of them to adorn the backs of chairs at her daughter's wedding.
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They are addicting aren't they? I'm so happy to see they are now adorning your home. I look at mine and enjoy the gracefulness of them everyday. Thanks for the links!
ReplyDeleteThey're lovely - I can see them in my house too....and they'd make a beautiful wedding decoration.
ReplyDeleteOh...yours look so pretty. I haven't made any yet...just have Jill's here. (not bragging...just stating a fact...ha) Love em!
ReplyDeleteHappy heart day to you Lorrie :) Looks like we will be seeing Darlene and her hubby in a few weeks. We are going to some of the alumni week end at Briercrest...what a great way to honor Colin with a memorial scholarship award. Ben is also checking out the Clipper hockey program at Briercrest.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea - I like the idea of using a paper other than the traditional red or pink, Thanks Lorrie.
ReplyDeleteCopied you last year. Think I'll do it again! :D
ReplyDeleteThey are so pretty! I don't usually decorate for Valentine's Day but I save web site tutorials to use one day as arts and crafts with my grandson. This will be a keeper! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThese hearts are very attractive. What a cool idea!
ReplyDeleteLoving these pretty paper hearts! Off to find out "how to".
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for the link.
These are so cute! I don't do much Valentine decorating, but these would look adorable hanging in the window:>)
ReplyDeleteThose look so cute!
ReplyDeleteFun idea! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE LOVE these!!!! So cute! I am debating on using something like this to make a mobile for baby Evalie...hmmmmm....
ReplyDeleteI love this! I'm going to try to make it. Happy Valentine's Day!
ReplyDeletedear lorrie,
ReplyDeletelove love love these!!!!!!it's so pretty.thanks for sharing us.
have a nice weekend,
hugs regina
These hearts are sweet! I would love to make some for Christmas, I think! Your blog is so interesting, lots of variety and lovely photos.
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