Valentine's Day

For Valentine's Day, Harry and I just stayed in. We got dressed up but it was very chilly so we didn't leave the house. Knowing what I know now (COVID) I probably would've made a different choice. We had fun taking these photos though. Harry bought a dozen Roses and put petals all over the house. I used to hate Valentine's Day. I had written a poem many years ago:

Roses are Red
Violets are Blue
I HATE Valentine's Day
And so should You!

Harry is slowly changing my mind about this holiday. Last year, he dressed up and made a fancy dinner. He went back and forth playing a waiter and himself. The dessert was ice cream in an orange. Adorable! This year it was the petals, homemade Korean food and a multiple page love letter. My heart melts when he writes to me.

He's a great guy. Every girl needs a Harry in their lives.

Heart People!

HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY FROM OUR HEART PEOPLE TO YOURS!

Valentine's Day

Accordion Card:

1. Trace and cut baby's hand out on cardstock

2. Cut a strip of cardstock and fold it in 10 (accordion style)

3. Glue the strip unto the hands

4. Add the phrase "I love you" using stickers to the front one hand

5. On the strip add sticker letters to spell the word "This much!" 

6. The card will read, "I love you this much!" 

Valentine's Day Project: 

1. Paint baby's feet red and "stamp" them onto white paper

2. Cut a heart out of white paper 

3. Type or write out the phrases above and cut out

4. Back it on another color of paper to make it pop and glue on

HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!!

Valentine's Day!

A little late on the Valentine's Day post, but I wanted to show what I made my Pre- K students. 

Crayons:

The picture was taken on my phone so it has an orange tint, but it's really red and pink backing. The writing is in Silver or Gold. I went back and forth between, "You Color my World," and "Have a Colorful Valentine's Day," which was the one I ended up using. The crayons are multicolored and turned out very cute!

I have an overwhelming amount of crayons so I took a new box of 64 that I got for $1 and used almost all of them to make 16 heart crayons. I bought a Silicon Heart pan for $2 at Target. Once I got home, I broke up the crayons and put them in the pan. I put them in the oven at 250 degrees for 15 minutes. Let them cool and Whoa- La!

Happy Valentine's Day!!