Brought to you by the crafty people of Better Homes and Gardens~♥
~Wrapped in Love~
Cover your valentine's favorite chocolate bar for a sweet gift in just minutes. Add ribbon, buttons, stamps, or cutouts to make it even more personal. With all the decorative paper in craft stores the possibilities are endless~
~Heart-Shape Pouches~
Hanging heart pouches can hold any type of treats, from a cluster of posies to a handful of candy.
Here's how to make them:
Trace two same-size heart shapes onto pretty paper or card stock; cut out. Cut more hearts in graduated sizes from contrasting paper, and use spray adhesive (made for sewing) or a simple running stitch to attach to the front of the pouch.
Stack the two main hearts with right sides facing out. Starting at one side near the top, use a sewing machine to zigzag stitch around the edge, leaving top open. Trim edges as needed. Punch holes near top of pouch. Thread ribbons through; knot to secure.For more wonderful craft ideas click HERE to visit Better Homes & Gardens Online
Have a great weekend Everyone~♥
I love these craft projects. They are so cute.
ReplyDeleteRobin~
ReplyDeleteYou always share some of the best ideas...I can use all the help in the craft department I can get! I do believe I just might be able to pull off the one for decorating chocolate bars. That's right on my level...no sewing involved!
Have a great weekend! Love ya!♥
Thanks for the cute craft ideas!
ReplyDeleteCUTE!!!!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE those heart pouches...adorable!♥
ReplyDeleteSo cute..I love the pink polka dots!
ReplyDelete-sandy toe
Love those ideas!!
ReplyDeleteElise
Hi Robin
ReplyDeleteI love those pretty pouches. I have been working on something similar for valentines day.
Have a lovely weekend.
Lindsay
Cute! Thanks for sharing! :-)
ReplyDeleteHow are you doing?? busy with baby Noel??
HAve a great weekend!
Monica
These are adorable projects, but not nearly as adorable as your beautiful granddaughter.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe the audacity they had to suggest aborting at 8 months. What is wrong with these people? I just don't get it.
Anyway, just trying to catch up again. Hope you're doing well!
Sweet ideas!
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas - thanks for sharing them!
ReplyDeleteYou know Robin, what you showed on your blog right now, is the one thing that scares me the most.... a sewing machine!
ReplyDeleteI was so glad to see your picture of little Noelle Grace. what a precious gift from God. I know it is hard for Doctors to explain in human terms the wonder of God...when it comes to this little miracle! How very precious!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Debbie
You will learn I am accident prone..LOL!
ReplyDeleteOh, and remember my "connections" I have Australia on dvd..lol!
Great inspiration here. Thanks so much for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteThe heart pouches are sooo cool! I love them!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter will love these projects, she is really into scrapbooking and has tons of paper. These are very cute projects! Thanks!
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