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I love decorating for any holiday, and that includes Valentine’s Day.
Over the years, I’ve written many post about easy DIY Valentine’s Day ideas about decorations, crafts, and the cutest heart-themed food ideas.
To make it easy for you to find all of them in one spot, here they all are!
Do you need some quick ideas for easy Valentine’s Day cards for kids, or clever Valentines gifts? You’ve come to the right place!
The link to the tutorials are on the bottom of this post, but most are pretty self-explanatory. Just look at the pictures.
For the first 5 easy Valentines ideas, click >> here.
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6. What a cute bee! All you need is card stock in yellow, red, and black. If you don’t have googly eyes, just draw them on.
Is Valentine’s Day coming up too fast for you? Don’t know what to get your loved one? Help is on the way – here are 10 super-easy Valentine’s Day DIY ideas.
When I started writing my Valentine’s Day decorating post I had so many options for kids that I ended up writing a post with 10 Valentine craft ideas for kids.
Here are the other DIY Valentine’s Day ideas I love and didn’t get to share yet.
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You can make most of these DIY projects in just a few minutes.
1. Why not surprise your hubby or the kids with this easy-to-make heart garland in the morning?
A few months ago, I realized that we only had a week until we had to give back the Ford Fusion Energi hybrid car Ford had given us for a campaign to raise awareness about hybrid cars, and that I had to act fast if I wanted to get in one more road trip.
We love road trips!
We used the car to drive to Pennsylvania, for our stay at the Great Wolf Lodge, but I wanted to get in one longer trip.
That night, I found an unbelievable deal for a fancy resort in Williamsburg, VA, and booked it: $150 for two nights.
Since I make my money from blogging and social media managing, I can work from anywhere, so we have the ability to just up and go when we want to.
My son was excited, he loves to travel, and we got on the road at 9:30 am the next morning, after I called his school that we would be gone for two nights.
The drive took eight hours, we made several coffee stops and had a nice lunch at Cracker Barrel… [Read more…]
When it comes to sustainable, green living, we can either ignore the fact that our earth’s resources are limited or make a positive impact for the next generations. Here are five easy ways to limit our impact on the planet.
As parents, we all want to raise healthy, happy children, but parenting has become infinitely harder now that we have information about the latest and greatest at our disposal every second of the day thanks to Facebook, smartphones, iPad, and Aunt Millie who emails us about the dangers of Pink Slime.
The sheer volume of information out there about the right and wrong way to parent and keeping our family healthy is enough to make your head spin.
We are inundated with daily news alerts about something else that was found to be toxic or unhealthy.
That avalanche of information is an added burden our parents didn’t have to deal with when they raised us, but it’s also an opportunity to react and make positive changes right away.
Regardless of socio-economic status, you can make a positive difference today, every day.
You don’t have to be rich to be able to make an impact.
In fact, having less money forces you to make smarter buying decisions, and as we know, we all vote — and make our voice heard — every time we buy, wear, or eat something.
I personally find that empowering instead of discouraging. [Read more…]
