Watercolor Valentines
Brooklyn Bride has a great tutorial on how to make these pretty watercolor Valentines. The first holiday card-making season is officially on.
Holiday Projects
“Naturally Sweet” Sticker Valentine
After having almost cracked a tooth on some stale candy hearts this weekend, these DIY sticker Valentines from Twig and Thistle put a smile on my face. You can download the PDF and print on sticker paper to make your own “naturally sweet” valentines. (I love Kathleen’s “sweet tooth” valentine templates from last year, too, […]
How-To: Monster Valentines
As a mom, I love the idea of making Valentines with my kids for their classmates, but we tend to get a few cards in and the kids find them too complicated and want to bail. These cute monster Valentine cards from Marie of Make and Takes, though, could solve that problem. I think the […]
Ping Pong Ball Decor
25,000 ping pong balls decorate this loft bedroom! A pied-à-terre as permanent residence, Box/Box is an apartment for Snarkitecture partner Daniel Arsham. A 90 square foot private hideaway contained within a larger 2,500 square foot collaborative workspace, the project was conceived as an accelerated design/build experiment and was completed within a two-month period at a […]
Valentine’s Sugar Cookies: Rated G, PG, & PG-13
I love the fun, cute n’ racy Valentine’s Sugar Cookies decorations that Shelley of How Does She? has made, Learn through her colorful photo tutorial how to create classic hearts with stylish heart borders (rated G), lingerie bra heart shaped cookies (rated PG), and finally her “bow-chicka-bow-wow” thong heart shaped cookies (rated PG-13). Fun cookies […]
Dexter Dinner Decor
Wowie, I love the creative touches of this Dexter-themed dining room by Amy Lau, from the sawed-off and sharpened cutlery to the plastic sheeting on the floor. [via who killed bambi?] More: Dexter-themed interior decor How-To: Blood Slide Candy
How-To: Lace-Print Stationery
I love the delicate feel and beautiful softness of this lace-print stationery from Martha Stewart. You could use the technique to create Valentines, or just lovely stationery for everyday use.