How To Make a Creative Valentine
- February 2, 2010
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Writer
Rosemarie Lennon
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Music
Jonathan Roberts
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Voice Over Artist
Robyn Ferrari
- Actor Kevin DeBacler
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Actor
Kristin Mularz
Candy and flowers are nice, but why not make your love something special this year? These ideas are sure to make their heart go pitter patter.
You Will Need
- Arts and crafts materials
- Imagination
- Patience
Step 1: Give them a message in a bottle
Give them a message in a bottle: Age a white piece of paper by brushing it with cooled tea and setting it on a piece of waxed paper. Once it’s dry, write a love note on it, roll it up, tie it with a ribbon, and stick it in a clean, corked bottle. Hide it for your love to find.
Step 2: Let them puzzle it out
Make a jigsaw puzzle out of a favorite photo: Glue a photo that’s at least 8-by-10 onto a thin piece of cardboard; trace puzzle pieces on the back; then cut them out with a craft knife. Smooth any rough edges with sandpaper, and present the pieces in a gift box.
Step 3: Personalize a box of candy
Personalize a box of candy by writing messages like “I love you” and “you’re hot” on adhesive-backed paper and sticking them onto the bottom of each candy’s brown-paper cup.
Step 4: Create a calendar
Take a calendar, cover each month’s picture with a photo of people, places, and things your partner loves, and mark days that are special to the two of you – along with “mystery holidays” throughout the coming year when you’ll surprise them with something special.
Step 5: Make a set of playing cards
Make an adult set of playing cards by taking a regular deck and assigning a sexy favor to the same cards in each suit – with aces being truly wild. Then invite them to join you for a provocative night of poker.
About 44 percent of all American households plan a Valentine’s Day “date night.”
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