I am going to show only pictures of process. So if you have any questions, feel free to ask in your comment or send email to me at harujiondesign{at}gmail{dot}com. I used a 15x15cm (6x6 inches) Origami paper. If you don't have Origami papers, don't worry. Cut papers whichever you have in your house in square. I like to use recycling papers like pages from old magazines. OK, let's start now.
Turn it 180° around.
Turn it over.
Turn it over.
Done!
I added a little more detail to my heart. I cut out another paper in a key shape and glue it in the center of the heart.
When you open the door of my heart, you will see the massage from me! It says "Be mine". How sweet is that?
We are going to print out pictures of Nina's smiley face, and put them in those colorful hearts with messages.
Happy Valentine's day!
What a sweet idea!!! Handmade valentines have always been my favorite, her classmates will enjoy these!
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This is sooo cute! I am pretty sure that your daughter's classmates will love them.
ReplyDeleteI love your new purse with the dogwood flower embroidery! I can understand that ladies in shops sometimes stop and ask you about your purses because of your delicate work on them:)
Thanks everyone!
ReplyDeleteOur Valentine cards seemed to succeed. She has 18 classmates and there were no handmade cards from them. Parents must be too busy to make cards with their kids.
I hope you ladies spent your Valentine's day with someone who you love. xxx
Love it! And by the time I got to the end I had a surprise too - my daughter is also named Nina. Thanks for the tips!
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DeleteThank you for stopping by! I bet your daughter mast be so sweet:P I hope you enjoy this project with your lovely daughter Nina!
This is great and simple! Perfect for my presentation, thanks!!:)
ReplyDeleteMy daughter's class has 34 students so this might te a while for me
ReplyDeleteDid you make 34 flying hearts for the class? I hope your daughter had a good Valentine's day!
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