VALENTINES PROJECT #10 TRULY, MADLY, DEEPLY

Happy Valentines' Day!
Here is my final Valentines project......

 This project was inspired by Graffiti Art in the United Kingdom.

 I found an ugly piece of framed art at the thrift store and gave the entire piece

a couple coats of spray paint.  After letting this dry I

glued wooden letters on

(found at Michaels)...

Then I gave the entire piece a few coats of white paint, distressed it and....
thats all it took!
xojanis



VALENTINE PROJECT #9 PAPER HEART GARLAND

VALENTINE PROJECT #9 is...

a paper heart garland.

 

 So easy.....supplies needed are

1. vintage music paper (or any type of paper)

2. sewing machine and thread

 Cut a bunch of paper hearts and lie two together and fold in half....using your sewing machine

stitch down the center of each folded pair placing the hearts one after another

so the thread remains intact.

Once sewn, open up your hearts by bending back at the fold lines.

 

 

String your garlands throughout your home...

 

Happy day!

xojanis

 

"Let my soul smile through my heart and my heart

smile through my eyes, that I may scatter rich smiles
in sad hearts." -Yogananda

 



VALENTINES PROJECT #8 VINTAGE MILK BOTTLE VASE

VALENTINE'S DAY PROJECT #8  is.....

a vintage milk bottle that has been repurposed.

Supplies needed are:
1. A vintage milk bottle
2. Twine
3. Vintage paper

 

I cut a large heart from a music book and a smaller one from a french book that

one of my boys brought back from Paris for me....

I glued the hearts to each other then to the bottle, wrapped twine aroung the top

and added the rolled paper roses.

Something about vintage milk bottles and mason jars....
just can't get enough!

SOLD

xojanis

 



VALENTINES PROJECT #7 BURLAP COVERED MASON JARS

So I'm already at project #7 for Valentine's Day!
This is a super easy project.....
stenciled burlap covered mason jars!

Burlap is sooo easy to stencil on.....I found this pretty stencil at Michaels and
used whatever white paint I had handy.

 To fray the edges of the burlap you just pull out the woven strings and

remove about 3 or 4.

So pretty and so eassssy!

xojanis