Pink Heart

Yesterday, while at my sisters, Baylie was playing with her new Fiskars heart punch.



Jenna then decided to let Baylie take the heart punch home to borrow.






She put hearts in everything, even very important receipts.



I also fell in love with the heart punch.

I was watching X games and punching out purple and pink hearts.




I attached them to sting and draped them around my chandelier.

Pretty!

Hearts sprinkled on the burlap runner, adds a sweet touch.

I then went a bit overboard and punched my paper wreath.

Love is in the air at our home.

I could have punched all day long, but my family would have killed me.


Parties Im Linked To,
Remodelaholic

Shabby Nest

Kojo Designs

Craft O Maniac




 

Until Next Time,

Melissa

Valentine table for 2

Sipping orange juice is simply better, out of a wine goblet.



Watching the snow fall as you eat your breakfast with someone special, makes me blush.




This to me is a perfect Valentine breakfast.



This year I'm staring early on planning the perfect breakfast for my husband.

Lucky for me he never looks at my blog.

I came up with this cute Valentine Girl

She is the perfect Valentine accessory.

I love how simple she was to make.

I found these old clothespins at one of my favorite local shops, a while ago.

I knew I would find something great to do with them.

I painted the pins white.

I put her game face on.


For the dress I used crepe paper. I sewed the paper to give it a ruffled look.



I hot glued the dress on and ruffled some behind her. I love how she turned out. Simple, but just right.

The eggs I painted with red paint.

I received the idea while reading Holiday by Matthew Mead.

He did Christmas eggs.




The napkins are actually old arm chair covers. They matched my style, so I snagged them up.



The silverware is Vintage. I painted them white, and rubbed some off.


I then bent them for nifty little napkin rings.

I cant wait to eat some delicious granola with my husband.

Here are some other great ideas for my Valentine girl.

• Attach to a Valentine card.
• hang a party of girls from you chandelier

I am sure there are some great things you could do with the girls.

I would love to hear or see your ideas.


Parties Im linked to.

The Thrifty Home
Its so very Cheri
Paisley Passion
tea rose home
Beyond the Picket Fence
Remodelaholic
Craft O maniac
making the world cuter




Until next time,
Melissa