love. it’s wonderful to celebrate. If there’s any holiday to be creative and crafty, I think valentines day would win. It’s all about the time and thought put in to the day which is why I followed the recipe from Design Sponge to create what you see above. It was a little more difficult than advertised, but in the end it came together and I love it. It’s surprising what a simple craft or valentine can do. I hope you had a great day and spent it with people you love.
Oh how adorable! Valentine’s Day gifts are so much more wonderful and meaningful when they’re handmade. I’m not sure what I enjoy more, though — making or receiving them :)
Anyway, I saw that you entered the giveaway on Paper N Stitch. We’re also giving away an Intersect print on the Westervin blog, and I thought you might like to enter!
Just leave a comment on this post: http://www.westervin.com/blog/2010/02/15/giveaway-intersect/
I hope it goes to a good home :)
Sarah
hah sar you’re funny. well I didn’t come up with the idea, but i know i could spend hours in arts + scraps!
thats artsandscraps.org, oops
okay, at first I thought, “wow, does the bulb light up red?”, And then I realized “duh, the light bulb is taken apart, of course not!” I want to see this in person… and I’m glad you were the one who made it, not me! you would have such good ideas at arts & scraps! check out http://www.artsnscraps.org
i love it! is this what matt was given? looks like a great website too…i’ll have to explore it more.
Did you use safety goggles to empty the light bulb? (only a mom would ask) Yours looks even better that the one on the instructions. Nice job!
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