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6-Course Valentine’s Day Dinner – Delicious Dishes Recipe Party #151

Lolli — Tue, 05 Feb 2019 12:01:06 +0000

I was gone most of the day Monday preparing for today.

Somehow this ordinary Tuesday turned into the day that we’re adopting a kitten.

A year and a half ago, we were a family without pets. Now we’re all in.

I have a very happy 15-year-old girl living down the hall from me.

For this week’s Delicious Dishes Recipe Party, each of the hosts has chosen their favorite part of a 6-course Valentine’s Day dinner. Then we put them all together to create a delicious fancy (and dare I say romantic?) dinner.

In case you’re new to the party, here’s what you need to know:

Delicious Dishes is a weekly link party where bloggers can share their most delicious recipes while checking out the amazing recipes that other bloggers are sharing.

Each link you share here will be seen on each of the hostess’ blogs listed below >>

Food Fun Family – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

She Saved – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

Walking on Sunshine Recipes – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

This Mama Loves – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

Clever Housewife – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

Bunny’s Warm Oven –Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

Each week we will be featuring our favorite recipes from the week before and pinning them to our Delicious Dishes Pinterest board.

We hope you’ll have fun with our party…we know we will!

The Recipes with the Most Clicks Last Week Were…

#1: Double Chocolate Chunk Brownie Cookies from Strength and Sunshine

#2: Kid Friendly Bread in a Bag from Joyful Homemaking

#3: Chocolate Peanut Butter Hearts from Walking on Sunshine

Delicious Dishes Party Favorites from Last Week:

These are the recipes that the hosts loved the most and thought would make the PERFECT homemade Valentine’s Day dinner….

Lois: {hors d’oeuvre} Chorizo Bacon Mac and Cheese Bites from Looney for Food

Laura: {soup} Cheesy Broccoli Soup from Bunny’s Warm Oven

Emily: {appetizer} Shrimp with Champagne Butter Sauce from Our Good Life

Brett: {salad} Classic Waldorf Salad from Miz Helen’s Country Cottage

Keri Lyn: {entree} Apple Cranberry Stuffed Turkey Breast from Hello Creative Family

Mary: {dessert} Strawberry Jello Pie from Spaceships and Laserbeams

Follow us along on our Pinterest board. We pin a ton of recipes that are shared to our linky party each week. So get your recipes ready. We can’t wait to see what’s cooking in your kitchen this week.

Now let’s get this party started!

Inlinkz Link Party

Valentine’s Day Treats – Delicious Dishes Recipe Party #149

Lolli — Tue, 22 Jan 2019 12:01:27 +0000

Yesterday was frigid.

When my daughter took our dog out in the morning, she forgot that her hair was damp from her shower and her hair froze in the wind. She panicked, thinking that her hair would break off!

Cold Cold Cold. Too cold.

Luckily, things are warming up with Valentine’s Day on the horizon…

Welcome to Delicious Dishes Recipe Party! In case you’re new to the party, here’s what you need to know:

Delicious Dishes is a weekly link party where bloggers can share their most delicious recipes while checking out the amazing recipes that other bloggers are sharing.

Each link you share here will be seen on each of the hostess’ blogs listed below >>

Food Fun Family – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

She Saved – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

Walking on Sunshine Recipes – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

This Mama Loves – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

Clever Housewife – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

Bunny’s Warm Oven –Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

Each week we will be featuring our favorite recipes from the week before and pinning them to our Delicious Dishes Pinterest board.

We hope you’ll have fun with our party…we know we will!

The Recipes with the Most Clicks Last Week Were…

#1: Homemade Italian Cream Soda from Cincy Shopper

#2: No Bake Breakfast Bites from Taryn Whiteaker

#3: Copycat Texas Roadhouse Rolls from Coupons and Freebies Mom

Delicious Dishes Party Favorites from Last Week:

These are the recipes that the hosts loved the most…

I loved Valentine’s Crack from Sparkles to Sprinkles

Lois loved Honey Graham Bears from The Monday Box

Brett loved Valentine Hot Cocoa Marshmallow Hearts from Wonder Mom Wannabe

Keri Lyn loved Strawberry Cheesecake Heart Muffins from Living on Cloud Nine

Emily loved Chocolate Marshmallow Hearts from The Monday Box

Mary loved Easy Chocolate Covered Strawberries from Live Love Texas

Now let’s get this party started!

An InLinkz Link-up

Valentine’s Day Sweet Treats – Delicious Dishes Recipe Party #101

Lolli — Tue, 30 Jan 2018 12:00:53 +0000

Can you believe it’s the end of January? The year is already flying by! Today my 3rd child turns 17. He’s been taller than both of his parents for years now, he’s a junior in high school, on the varsity cross country and track teams, and he’s a kind and social teenager. He makes a mama proud!

Because it’s the end of the month, and because I am SO close to meeting my big sales goal for my LuLaRoe business, I thought I’d reach out to you guys. There’s no pressure at all, but if you love buttery soft leggings or need a new shirt or sweater (or anything in between), would you please consider making a purchase from me today? I would SO appreciate it! I’ve got a special deal going on through end-of-day Wednesday. Shop or just browse here: https://sonlet.com/party/1595836638p/

Now let’s turn our focus back to our yummy party! I don’t know if it’s the colors this week or if this is a particularly delicious collection of recipes, but my mouth is watering!

Each link you share here will be seen on each of the hostess’ blogs listed below >>

Food Fun Family – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

She Saved – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

Walking on Sunshine Recipes – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

5 Minutes for Mom – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

This Mama Loves – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

Clever Housewife – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

Bunny’s Warm Oven –Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

Each week we will be featuring our favorite recipes from the week before and pinning them to our Delicious Dishes Pinterest board.

We hope you’ll have fun with our party…we know we will!

The Recipes with the Most Clicks Last Week Were…

#1: Homemade Pimento Cheese from Housewife How To’s

#2: Ritz Turtle Bites from Food Fun Family

#3: Ham and Cheese Pull Apart Biscuits Recipe from Home Cooking Memories

Delicious Dishes Party Favorites from Last Week:

These are the recipes that the hosts loved the most…

I loved Easy Valentine’s Day Bark from Taryn Whiteaker

Lois loved Chocolate Cupcake Mascarpone Frosting Recipe from Bird’s Party

Brett loved Love Bug Sugar Cookies from Delightful E Made

Susan loved Strawberry Rice Krispie Treats from Food Fun Family

Keri Lyn loved Easy Red Velvet Fudge from Cravings of a Lunatic

Emily loved Valentine’s Heart Petit Fours from Rose Bakes

Mary loved Valentine Cookie Recipes from Easy Holiday Ideas

Now let’s get this party started!

An InLinkz Link-up

Fun Valentine’s Day Recipes – Delicious Dishes Recipe Party

Lolli — Tue, 24 Jan 2017 12:00:57 +0000

Hi guys! Love is in the air, and Valentine’s Day treats are in the kitchen. :)

If you haven’t seen already, I’m starting a NEW Valentine’s Day leggings giveaway in my LuLaRoe VIP group today (two winners will be picked on Friday!). Come join me over there! I should have more leggings to sell within the week, as well.

And now for this week’s Delicious Dishes Recipe Party. Welcome! In case you’re new to the party, here’s what you need to know:

Delicious Dishes is a weekly link party where bloggers can share their most delicious recipes while checking out the amazing recipes that other bloggers are sharing.

But first, here are a couple of my favorite Valentine’s Day-inspired treats:

Strawberry Rice Krispies Treats

Waffle Iron Strawberry Shortcake

Each link you share here will be seen on each of the hostess’ blogs listed below >>

Food Fun Family – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

She Saved – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

Walking on Sunshine Recipes – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

5 Minutes for Mom – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

This Mama Loves – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

Clever Housewife – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

Bunny’s Warm Oven –Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

Cooking in Stilettos – Blog / Facebook / Pinterest

Each week we will be featuring our favorite recipes from the week before and pinning them to our Delicious Dishes Pinterest board.

We hope you’ll have fun with our party…we know we will!

The Recipes with the Most Clicks Last Week Were…

#1: Cookie Dough Greek Yogurt from Divas Run for Bling

#2: Mint Chocolate Lofthouse Cookies from Moms Need to Know

#3: Queso White Chicken Chili from Lydi Outloud

Delicious Dishes Party Favorites from Last Week:

These are the recipes that the hosts loved the most…

I loved Love Bug Valentine’s Day Punch from Our Family World

Lois loved Valentine’s Day Sugar Cookies from Two Twenty One

Brett loved Strawberry Valentine Spritz Cookies from Creatively Homemade

Susan loved Jello Cool Whip Heart from Joyful Homemaking

Aly loved Strawberry Red Wine Cocktail from April Go Lightly

Keri Lyn loved Nutella Filled Red Velvet Sandwich Cookies from Cookie Dough and Oven Mitt

Emily loved Homemade Heart Suckers from Coupons and Freebies Mom

Mary loved Valentine’s Day Macarons from This Mama Loves

Follow us along on our NEW Pinterest board. We pin all your amazing recipes!

Now let’s get this party started!

An InLinkz Link-up

DIY Rose and Lavender Lotion Bars

Jody — Wed, 18 Jan 2017 09:00:33 +0000

One of my favorite DIY beauty items to make are lotion bars (check out my other lotion bar recipe here). They are easy to make and give your skin a quick burst of moisture and heavenly scent! This particular recipe for Rose & Lavender Lotion bars is perfect year round to hydrate your skin, but it’s particularly suited for a homemade Valentine’s Day gift.

You just need a few natural ingredients to get started and you will have a handful of lotion bars ready to keep or gift to friends and family. Note: I’ve linked to several of the ingredients you’ll need for this DIY project. They’re affiliate links, so I can earn a small commission should you choose to buy something. You’ll never pay more, though!

How to Make DIY Rose & Lavender Lotion Bars

You will need:

½ cup Shea butter (get it here)
½ cup Coconut oil
½ cup Beeswax granules (get it here)
10 drops Lavender essential oil (get it here)
10 drops Rose essential oil (get it here or here)
Silicone molds (I love this one!)

Directions:

Place shea butter, coconut oil, and beeswax granules in a small pot over medium low heat. Stir frequently until mixture is completely melted.
Remove from heat, and stir in essential oils well.
Carefully pour or spoon melted mixture into silicone mold.
Allow to set until completely cool and firm about 3-4 hours at least.
Carefully remove each lotion bar from the mold and store in a glass container in a cool dark space. I prefer to keep mine in the refrigerator and pull one at a timeout to use.

To use: Rub lotion bar over warm skin (it melts at body temperature) and enjoy the scent and moisture it provides to your skin.

The number of lotion bars this recipe will yield depends on the size of the mold; smaller shapes will make more lotion bars and larger molds will make fewer.

Be sure to check out the rest of these great Valentine’s Day DIY projects

Food Fun Family – DIY Rose and Lavender Lotion Bars
Style on Main – Pearl and Leather Lariat Necklace
How Was Your Day? – Hugs and Kisses Coasters
Fun Happy Home – Last Minute Valentine’s Gift Idea
Cutefetti – The Heart Nose Valentine’s Day Printable Gift
The Eyes of a Boy – DIY Valentine’s Heart Wreath
Mommy Snippets – Easy Valentine Gift a Child Can Make
Busy Creating Memories – DIY Upcycle Bottle Vase Valentine’s Day Gift
Thrifty Jinxy – DIY Homemade Peppermint Lip Balm

52 Things I Love About You: Easy DIY Valentine’s Day Gift

Lolli — Sat, 13 Feb 2016 22:13:05 +0000

HI GUYS!

Need a last-minute Valentine’s Day gift? My daughter made these “52 Things I Love About You” cards for her fiancé and sent the pictures over to me so that I could share her fun DIY Valentine’s Day gift. Because let’s face it….there are a LOT of us out there who need some help when it comes to Valentine’s Day gifts.

Also…

My daughter has a fiancé.

Did you catch that?

My daughter is getting married. In April. I’m excited and happy and terrified and in shock all at the same time (only because I am simply not old enough to have a married child, right?? Please just agree with me here).

Honestly, I really AM excited. She is happy. He is wonderful. What more could a mom ask?

Kim shared this easy craft with me just in case there were others of you out there who might need a little assistance this weekend. I love that it uses stuff that most of us have lying around the house (I know we’ve got a bunch of playing cards sitting around ALL over the house (my 10-year-old is currently into “card throwing.” I never knew it was a THING until he started throwing cards at my old foam boards. So…maybe I have too many cards lying around. Hmm…

How to Make a 52 Things I Love About You Cards

Supplies Needed:

Note: Amazon links are used below so you can easily see or find supplies.

Complete deck of playing cards
2 loose-leaf binder rings (one-inch or larger)
Print at home 52 things you love about your significant other and cut out to fit on cards
Mod Podge
Foam brush
Single hole punch

How to Assemble Your Gift:

First, you’ll want to create a document with 52 things you love about your gift recipient. Make 2 “extra” pieces (which will be attached to the Joker cards) for the front cover (“52 Things I Love About You”) and the back cover (“Love, your name”). Each saying should be about 1.5 inches wide and 2.5 inches tall. You can fit 5 across (5 columns) and 4 down (for a total of 20 per page).
Print and cut out your sayings.
Set aside the Jokers and any extra cards in your desk (you just want to use the regular cards for this part. Spread a thin, even layer of Modpodge over the back side (ie, the pattern, not the number) of each card and secure one saying. Press down to flatten and work out any bubbles. Spread another thin, even layer of Modpodge over the top of the papers to seal. Repeat with the rest of your cards and printed messages.
Use Modpodge to secure the front and back cover sheets to the Joker cards. Finish them the same as above. Let everything dry.
Take one of those unused cards and punch two holes in the left side. Use that card as a template to punch holes in your finished cards so that you can ensure the holes are going to line up properly when you put the “book” together.
Secure your book together with binder rings (with front and back cover cards facing out so it looks like a finished book).

That’s it!

This DIY gift costs less than $10 (and even LESS than that if you’ve already got the supplies on hand).

Happy Valentine’s Day! I want to hear ALL about it after the weekend. Deal?

Triple Chocolate Waffles with Raspberry Sauce

Lolli — Mon, 08 Feb 2016 17:57:23 +0000

Thank you TruMoo for sponsoring this post and triple chocolate waffles recipe! Try TruMoo in more delicious recipes this season!

Tis the time of year for hot chocolate, and I have a new favorite way to enjoy it. It’s the easiest, tastiest, creamiest hot chocolate ever – and all I have to do is heat up a mug of TruMoo chocolate milk. Seriously! You’ve got to try it! My youngest son is a hot chocolate fanatic, and it has passed his test. I love giving it to him because I know that he’s getting nutrition that he needs. Plus, TruMoo has NO artificial growth hormones*, NO high fructose corn syrup and a delicious taste kids (and adults!) love.

Because we’ve been enjoying TruMoo HOT this month, I figured it would be fun to use it in a hot breakfast recipe for Valentine’s Day (my favorite!). And what better to celebrate Valentine’s Day than chocolate and red berries?

The answer is…there is nothing better.

As picky as my son is about his hot chocolate, I’m pretty picky about my waffles. I was concerned before starting my recipe that these waffles not be too sweet or dense or dessert-like because I wanted them to be appropriate for a special breakfast. I was pleased that these waffles were light and fluffy, with just the right amount of chocolate and sugar. I had my husband test taste the very first waffle that came off the waffle iron, and he was so impressed that he immediately asked for another one.

Triple Chocolate Waffles with Raspberry Sauce

Three chocolates (cocoa powder, TruMoo chocolate milk, and semi-sweet chocolate chips) combine to make the perfect chocolate waffle for a special breakfast treat!

The chocolate waffles are delicious enough on their own, but with the addition of a homemade raspberry sauce and TruMoo hot chocolate, this was a Valentine’s Day breakfast to die for!

5.0 from 2 reviews

Triple Chocolate Waffles with Raspberry Sauce

Prep time

5 mins

Cook time

5 mins

Total time

10 mins

Author: Lolli

Ingredients

Waffles:

1½ cups all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons baking powder
½ teaspoon salt
½ cup granulated sugar
3 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder
2 eggs, beaten
1 cup TruMoo chocolate milk
4 tablespoons butter, melted
½ cup miniature semi-sweet chocolate chips

Raspberry sauce:

1 cup frozen raspberries
2 tablespoons granulated sugar
1 tablespoon cornstarch
½ cup cold water
1 tablespoon lemon juice

Instructions

Preheat waffle iron.
Add all waffle ingredients except for the chocolate chips into a medium mixing bowl and stir or beat just until thoroughly mixed and smooth. Stir in chocolate chips.
Pour waffle batter onto heated waffle iron and cook according to your waffle iron's directions. Remove waffle when cooked through and keep warm until ready to serve. I like to stick mine on an oven-safe plate in a warm oven.
Serve with raspberry sauce and whipped cream and a side of TruMoo hot chocolate or make it simple and serve with powdered sugar (and more hot chocolate, of course!).

To make the raspberry sauce:

Toss the frozen raspberries with sugar and cornstarch. Add raspberry mixture to a small saucepan over medium heat. Add cold water and lemon juice and stir. Continue stirring for several minutes, until raspberry sauce thickens and becomes translucent and a darker shade of red. Remove from heat and pour, hot, over your waffles.
Note: I did not have to mash my raspberries, because by the time the sauce was finished cooking, they had softened and broken up on their own. If you have large chunks of berries in your sauce, you may want to mash them before serving.

Notes

Note: this recipe will yield a different amount of servings depending on the size of your waffle maker. We made about 8 waffles on ours.

Check out the quick flipagram video on Instagram I did while making this recipe (individual steps included)!

Have you ever tried TruMoo hot? For more delicious recipe ideas with TruMoo chocolate milk, check out hashtag #TryTruMooHot and visit TruMoo on Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest and Facebook.

*Note: No significant difference has been shown between milk derived from cows treated with the artificial growth hormone rbST and non-rbST-treated cows.

I was selected for this opportunity as a member of Clever Girls and the content and opinions expressed here are all my own.

Chocolate Covered Strawberry Sugar Scrub

Jody — Sun, 07 Feb 2016 13:00:07 +0000

Have you tried creating your own homemade bath products yet? You are definitely going to want to give this Chocolate Covered Strawberry Sugar Scrub a try right away, whether you’re a seasoned maker-of-homemade-bath-products or if you’ve never tried it before.

The only thing I love more than creating DIY beauty and body products is making them smell good enough to eat! While I wouldn’t recommend a big spoonful of this, it is much safer than any store bought version, it’s much cheaper to make, and so easy to put together you won’t believe it! Beyond one simple ingredient all you have to do is raid the pantry for a few supplies and you have a wonderful body scrub to keep or gift. Moms, friends, teachers – they will all love this deliciously scented easy spa treatment that they can do in the comfort of their own home.

Homemade sugar scrubs are the perfect way to soften and moisturize your skin in a snap; you can repeat this treatment in the shower several times a week for healthy glowing skin. After you use this chocolate covered strawberry sugar scrub, be sure to add a little whipped chocolate body butter. You’ll love the way your skin feels…and smells!

How to Make Your Own Chocolate Covered Strawberry Sugar Scrub

5.0 from 1 reviews

Chocolate Covered Strawberry Sugar Scrub

Author: Food Fun Family

Ingredients

1 cup granulated sugar
½ cup coconut oil
1-2 tablespoon unsweetened baking cocoa
1 tablespoon unscented Castille soap
1 ½ teaspoon strawberry extract

Instructions

In a large bowl stir together all ingredients until they are thoroughly combined.
Add a bit more coconut oil if you find your mixture is too thick.
Transfer mixture to a container with a tight fitting lid - mason jars are quite handy for this.
If you are making this to give as a gift be sure to create a simple handmade tag letting the recipient know the “flavor” and maybe the ingredients. I'm including a simple gift tag here that you can print off and use for free.

To Use Your Sugar Scrub:

1 – Scoop out a generous amount onto damp skin, massage in a circular motion, rinse completely away, pat skin dry with a towel.
2 – Sugar scrub will be good stored for several months in an airtight container.

How to Print Labels To Give this Sugar Scrub as a Gift

Here’s a simple label you can use for the top of your jar. I’ve included one graphic image, and there are 2 easy ways you can use this. First, save the image to your computer.

Option #1 is to go to Avery Design & Print Online and use their free templates program to print them off on their stickers. Just enter design #22807 in the “start a new project” box and then click go. That will bring you to a page of lots of templates. If you want to use my design, click on the blank white circle (the first “design” there) and click next again. You’ll then see a big “graphing” circle in the middle of the screen. Click on “images” on the left menu and upload this image. Drag it til it fits the entire space provided. Viola! You should see the design populating the entire sheet to the right. You can print them on Avery labels OR you can just print them on any paper. (get the Avery circle labels here)

Option #2 is to open up a word document and insert this image as a file into a blank document. You can add as many as you want on a sheet, dragging to make it your desired size. I would probably opt to print on card stock versus regular printer paper.

If those options sound too complicated, then you can always add a scrap of fabric under the rim of your mason jar or tie a simple ribbon around the lid. Instant present-ready!

Be sure to check out Food Fun Family’s other homemade bath products:

As pictured above:
DIY green tea sugar scrub
Mint sugar scrub
Ginger white tea cocoa butter soap
Whipped chocolate body butter
Frankincense and Orange Whipped Body Butter
Shea butter lotion bars

Valentine’s Day Puzzle Cards {A Free Printable}

Lolli — Fri, 05 Feb 2016 15:41:07 +0000

These Valentine’s Day Puzzle cards would make the perfect activity for your child’s Valentine’s Day class party, or for some indoor February fun for the kids (because we all know outside play is not always an option when the weather is cold and wet and no one likes a bored child!).

Included in this printable, you will find a kid-friendly maze, a fun-loving word search, a silly word de-scrambler, and a quick cross word puzzle, all themed for Valentine’s Day.

Instructions:

To print these Valentine’s Day puzzles, simply click on the image preview above or click here to download the PDF file straight to your computer. Then click the little printer icon and you can print as many as you’d like on your home printer.

These Valentine’s Day Puzzle Printables are perfect for…

Valentine’s Day cards (just print these cards on cardstock, cut the 4 puzzles out, and write a note to a friend on the other side. Boom! You’ve got a Valentine’s Day card that is both fun and useful!
homeschool activities
after school boredom-busters
class parties
etc

Who Can Use These Free Printables?

Print and use as many of these as you’d like for home use or to share with friends and classmates, but please do not sell, redistribute or repost the PDF file anywhere else online. Thanks!

More Free Printables!

Want to see more content like this? If you LOVE these free Valentine’s Day puzzles, let me know and I can create more free content like this!

Looking for more printable activities for kids? Be sure to grab my Valentine’s Day scavenger hunt printable (and keep an eye open for the St. Patrick’s Day scavenger hunt printable coming soon). And then browse through my hundreds of Free Printables and Activity Sheets for kids (most of them are themed for your kids’ favorite movies, like Frozen, Inside Out, Marvel, and more!

10 Easy Valentine’s Day Crafts for Adults

Lolli — Thu, 28 Jan 2016 17:12:10 +0000

I love to create crafts, and Valentine’s Day just seems to be made for fun DIY projects. I usually don’t consider myself a very crafty person. Actually, I take that back. I can make nice-looking things. I just need a really good idea – I can copy just about anything. But ask me to come up with an original idea? Most of the time I’m totally lost.

That’s why I’ve turned to a few fellow crafty bloggers to put together this list of 10 gorgeous but easy Valentine’s Day crafts for adults.

10 Easy Valentine’s Day Crafts for Adults

Whether you’re looking for a little something handmade to decorate your house for the Valentine’s Day season or if you’d like to make something as a gift for someone special, these easy Valentine’s Day crafts are sure to please!

1 – Button Heart Canvas Wall Art from Food Fun Family

2 – Valentine’s Day “I Love You Because….” Dry Erase Frame from Food Fun Family

3 – Canvas and Button Heart Art from The Logbook

4 – Heart-Dotted Sharpie Cups from Organized 31

5 – Handmade Valentine’s Day Felt Arrows from An Extraordinary Day

6 – 3D Hanging Paper Hearts for Valentine’s Day from An Extraordinary Day

7 – Pipe Cleaner Heart Garland from We Know Stuff

8 – Marbled Votive Candle Holders from Director Jewels

9 – Easy Valentine’s Day String Art from Crafts ‘n Coffee

10 – DIY Love Banner from April Golightly

Do you have any Valentine’s Day crafts (for adults OR for kids) that you’re working on this year? I think my kitchen needs some of those 3D paper hearts (don’t they look so cute hanging in the window?) and I KNOW that my kids would love to help me make some pipe cleaner heart garland (and bonus: we have pipe cleaner already!).

Now if only I could figure out what to do with all of that red burlap and paint stirring sticks. I’m taking ideas. Please share your favorite crafts or what you’ve been working on in the comments below.

Happy Valentine’s Day!