Of course you do! Head on over to the hip and always delightful Store & Style for a Valentine tutorial by yours truely. It's a super easy project that you can whip up in no time (and it's oh so easy on the pocketbook!)
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8 responses to “Wanna make a little LOVE?”
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I totally wanna make love! I’ve been so caught up in these Valentine Bags that my banner fabric has just been tossed to the wayside! This one is ADORABLE!! Can’t wait to make one!
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Great post over at Store & Style. Christine V. is a good friend of mine. They’re doing such cool stuff over there. I hope lots of people go get your tutorial!!
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super cute. i’m loving all the valentines decor/crafting ideas i’m coming across. this one looks fun and cute.
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I’m thinking if you wanted a little stability, you could slip a cardstock heart into the biggest heart before stitching it closed.
Or cut the cardstock out with scalloped (rounded or pointed) scissors a tad bigger than the heart, insert and stitch closed. Then it’d have a “lacey” border.
Or not.
Sorry … you know Moms … especially this one.
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Thank you so much! I love tutorials! I need help with projects! Love your blog!
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Oh, so sweet and so easy! Thank you. ~Kelly
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I love it! And while I was reading your tutorial, I was suddenly all, “Ooh, I should make a fabric matching game for my girls, with big denim hearts and each one has a smaller colored felt heart on one side,” which is now what I’m going to do today, so you are officially my muse now.
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Looks adorable and easy, right up my alley! The LOVE template is not there though??? What font and what size did you use?
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