Heart-Shaped Cookies
If a Valentine’s Day party is on your to-do list try this adorable heart-shaped cookie recipe by Sugar & Cloth.
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Giant Pink Printable Gear Heart
It’s Thing #16909 from faberdasher, directly enlarged from Thing #12208 by emmett (who is also a central node in the Thingiverse cube gears phenomenon). All of these complex bevel-geared kinetic sculptures can be traced back to the mechanical papercraft of Haruki Nakamura, which was, I believe, first adapted for fused-filament printing in Thing #4683 by […]
Lego “Broken Heart” Pendant Set
OK, yeah, that’s cute. Incidentally, Lego element #3176, Plate, Modified 3 x 2 with Hole is also available in red. From reddit user spatiality. More:35-lb Lego Heart
Tinplate Kinetic Valentine
Becky shared the goodness that is Tinplate Girl’s collection of free online instructional videos and downloadable project patterns back in October. This simple kinetic sculpture called “Be Mine” is actually the work of her father, Marc. Tinplate Girl, whose name is Adriane, writes: He made the hinges himself. Even though the design was pretty solid, […]
Project: Crochet Conversation Heart Garland
By Emilee Gettle Growing up, I loved class Valentine’s Day parties, complete with decorated shoeboxes and handmade Valentines. I often stocked up on Conversation Hearts, ensuring that my supply would last me until Easter. I had great fun laying them one by one on the table and making up my own sentimental sentences. Next, I’d […]
Project: Love Transfusion Valentine
By Rachel Faucett Everybody loves to be loved. What if that love could be injected? Taking inspiration from an IV bag, I went looking around the house and took a trip to the local supermarket to find all of the supplies I needed. So if you have a relationship that needs mending, seize the opportunity […]
Printable Valentine Fortune Teller
Here’s a quick, fun paper craft that Pilgrim from Draw! Pilgrim shared on Skip to My Lou. Indulge in a little Valentine’s Day silliness this afternoon and make a fun valentine “cootie catcher” of your own. Follow the link to download a free copy of the printable pattern, then let the hilarity ensue!
