As I mentioned, I like to give something a little atypical for Valentine's Day. This year, I plan to give my two little sweethearts some big, oversized pillows. I am going to make them out of a solid color on one side, and the other side will be a Valentine print. On the other side, I am going to transfer a candid family picture, using one of the photo transfer glues that is on the market now. I know these will bring them lots of love and sweet dreams as they cuddle up with them every night! Perhaps I will give them a little container of candies and goodies on the side (in memory of the Roman festival, of course!).
Kids love to create Valentine's Day crafts too. It is another way for them to show us how special they think we are. Here are some nice sites for kids crafts: http://www.makestuff.com/hanging_hearts.... http://www.makestuff.com/tissue_valentin... and http://www.family.go.com/Categories/Acti... For the older child, try working with polymer clay. It allows for lots of "changeability" and provides lots of time to get the project "just right." Check out these sites, geared mostly toward kids, for jewelry made of clay: http://www.kidsdomain.com/craft/valpins.... and http://www.family.go.com/Categories/Acti... Kids love to show us how much they love us, and that's one of the things they do best!
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