Hi There! How was the weekend? We had time some quality with friends, a family bday lunch, birthday parties, basketball games, did writing for work and playdates. But I still found time to get my craft on.
I REALLY love Valentine's Day. Especially making valentines.
Supplies: tissue paper, whole punch, 3" inch scallop paper punch, lollipops
Punch out 10 layers of tissue paper.
You'll need 20 layers of the scallops for each lollipop.
Punch a hole in the middle of your layers.
Pop your lollipop through. You may want to trim the bottom of the wrapper off.
Crinkle up the petals. Hold that thought– (and that flower).
Supplies Needed for the "b": Green and white cardstock, heart punch, googly eyes, crafters glue, florist's wire, a saucer (for tracing a leaf), pom poms. Letter stickers for "b mine."
The edge of the saucer makes a good "leaf"
It's pretty long because you need room for letter stickers.
Punch a hole in your leaf.
Add the stickers…
To make the "b", punch a heart out of white cardstock.
Snip off the top and cut it in half to make wings.
Cut two small pieces of wire, about 3 inches and curl around pencil to make antennae. Stick them into pom pom.
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Glue the googly eyes and wings on.
Lollipop project inspired by Scrapbooks Etc.
Linking up here.
Jessica @ Two Shades of Pink says
I love this! So incredibly sweet and simple. Your ideas are always so fabulous. :)
aubrey says
This is so cute. First I thought just the flower was adorable, and then it kept getting better :)
Christy says
Just precious!
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Linda says
If that is a very cute Valentine then I don’t know what is!! Darling. Thanks for showing how to make it also. Linda
Emily says
I love it! What a cute idea!
Granny's Attic says
Very cute! Great idea for the kids to take to school. Blessings, Vicky
Gwen @ Gwenny Penny says
These are adorable. I love the addition of the little bug. The flowers are just beautiful. Nice!
Kathie says
So cute! I was impressed with just the flower!
MD says
superrrrrrrrrrrr
bravo md
Lisa Brown says
Loveee!
Theanne Crossett says
Adorable!
PickleLady says
We did these last year, but without the bug. I wish I had thought of the bug…
Love them!
Vicki Chrisman says
So cute!
Jill says
How gorgeous! Especially the little bug! So cute!
Thanks so much for linking to A Round Tuit! Hope you’re having a fabulous week!
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Denise Kline says
How cute! I love it! Thanks for sharing!
Renee Ann says
Adorable! I’m visiting from the blog hop.
Meg says
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Freebies Mom says
Hello! I’m so happy that I discovered
your wonderful blog at the hop.
I am happily, a new follower.
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Meredith says
So Cute!! I’m going to see if I can get Anika to agree to make these for her class Valentines. Love it!! (In truth they may not be as elaborate, but we might go for a basic flower around a lollipop.)
creativejewishmom/sara says
Adorable! And so glad you have the scalloped punch to make the flowers I posted about today!
Thanks so much for sharing on Craft Schooling Sunday!
Christine says
What a cute and easy idea! Thanks for the tutorial!
Brenda says
Stumbled onto this site-What great,neat craft ideas. I will definitely be using these crafty ideas!!
Thank You!!