Valentines Tea Towels

I made these last year with red heat transfer vinyl. I wanted to add a little sparkle this year, and made them with my pink glitter vinyl! They turned out so cute!

Red Velvet Cookies

Happy Valentines Day! You know I can't bake, but I can share cookie recipes with you! My friend Stephanie made these and they were so yummy! For our secret Valentines at work, I gave this recipe, a box of cake mix, and a cute spatula.  I am delaying the posting of this just a tad, because I know my secret Valentine reads my blog!


Red Velvet Cookies

Ingredients:
• Box of Red Velvet cake mix
• 1 stick of butter
• 2 eggs

Directions:

Mix all ingredients together. Put small balls of cookies onto cookie sheet. (They expand quite a bit) Bake at 350 for 10 minutes. Let cool, then frost.

Frosting

Ingredients:
• 1 8oz. package of cream cheese
• 3 ½ T sugar
• 1 T vanilla
• 8oz carton of heavy whipping cream

Directions:

Mix together one package of cream cheese, sugar, and vanilla until that is combined. Then slowly mix in a small carton of heaving whipping cream. Beat until peaks form.

Frost cookies. They are really good if you store them in the fridge!

Valentine's Day Iron On & Card

I love making the kiddos shirts for every holiday, but there are getting to be too many! For Valentine's Day I decided to send Valentines with an iron on decal, so their Mamma's can put them on any shirt (maybe even cover up a stained one!)

I put a little note that said:

Roses are red,
Violets are blue.
Sugar is sweet
and so are you!

PS: Directions for Momma's
1. Peel of paper backing
2. Iron on (60 seconds dry heat) to your choice of shirt.

I made a little card, and mailed them off!

Baby A!

I ended up making 20 decals! Can't wait to see them on the kiddos! 

L-O-V-E

You may recognize these letters from Christmas. I had them spelling NOEL. The Letters V & E are from Hobby Lobby, heart is from Target, and I made the L out of wood.

Frame has a glitter and burlap heart made from my Silhouette and double sided adhesive.

Valentine Decorations

I made this heart banner using Silhouette's double sided adhesive and glitter.

It was quick and easy! 

First I folded over a piece of burlap, and sewed it across.  Next I cut each one into a rectangle.  Then I cut out hearts on my Silhouette using double sided adhesive. (Do not cut intricate designs with this! It is hard to make the little pieces come out!) 

Then I stuck it onto the banner.  I sprinkled fine red glitter on each one.  I did it on top of a plate, to be sure not to waste glitter (or get it everywhere).  

Then I cut the rectangles into banner shapes, and fed twin through the casing that I made.