manufactured boxed kids valentines day cards.
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| cute, huh! super easy! and inexpensive! |
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| all you need are some cupcake papers, some lollipops, |
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| and a little twisting motion. |
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| fold cupcake paper in half |
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| trim it up a bit, if you wish (this is totally optional) |
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| Layer coordinating papers (optional) Make a small snip in the bottom middle of the papers. |
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| push pop through the little hole |
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| twist and fluff...(add a bit of tape if needed) |
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| create a bouquet! (use file labels to adress them if desired, write to: and from:, and secure label to the pop handle, by folding it onto itself) does this make sense? should I add a photo? |
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| Ivan's class is full of boys. No worries, find boyish cups, and chocolate tootsie pops! |
Back in Scarborough, Maine, women would claw your eyes out to be the class mom,
down in these parts, not so much.
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| Happiness is...... cupcakes for a 3rd grade class! |
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| "the boy" was suppose to be helping with all of these V-day treats, but there were ZOMBIES that needed slaying! |
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| .....and hammocks to be rocked in...and spare lollipops to be eaten. |
I found these adorable vintage children's prints at a local thrift store.
I think they are from the 50's
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| They were $1.00 each framed. I did take them out of their plastic frames, they were pretty horrible. |
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| if you look closely, it appears that the picture was painted, and the felt-type objects were placed on the painting, and then a photo was taken. |
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| The ribbons on this one look real, not painted. hmm |
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| The mouse is most definitely fuzzy. |
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| so cute. I thinking about sending them to Princeton, to adorn some little girls bedroom!!! HAPPY VALENTINES DAY! |
