It's almost Valentine's Day...That means, you have an excuse for adding hearts to things like paper straws.
What's better than showing your Valentine you love them than sharing some ice cold milk and a cupcake? Sticking a paper straw in that ice cold milk with a felt heart reminder that you 'heart' them.
This quick and easy felt heart can be made in a few simple steps.
You'll need:
Start by cutting out your hearts. You'll need two hearts a piece, preferably the same color.
Using your needle and thread, do a running stitch to secure the front of the heart to the back of the hear. You'll need to leave a portion of the top and bottom of the heart unsewn for the straw to fit through. When you get to very top and very bottom of the heart, instead of doing the running stitch through both layers of hearts, simply go through only the top layer, leaving a hole or pocket for your straw.
If you'd rather not 'sew', secure the hearts together with tacky glue instead.
Slip it onto a pretty paper straw and sip with love.
Your heart could also be used as a pencil topper. The perfect inspiration for all your love letter writing.
Inspired to go make one of your own?
Or maybe you now want to go drink some ice cold milk and eat a cupcake...that's OK too.
Super cute! These would be great for Valentine's parties.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Erin. Yes, they would be cute for a Valentine's day party.
DeleteAdorable! The cupcake looks yummy too! :)
ReplyDeleteFun idea! I posted the cupcake recipe today. Just in time it looks :-)
ReplyDeleteCute in either display!
ReplyDeleteNice. I like that idea. It is a fun party idea. I think it can also be used in a classroom for the children to do. I will have to keep this one in mind.
ReplyDeletecute! I wish our school allowed Valentine's parties!
ReplyDeleteOh that's so cute, you are the queen of felt and embroidery, you know I would totally hot glue that :)
ReplyDeleteOhhhh that Kindergarten handwriting! I love it............so precious!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Amy. I do love my felt :)
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute idea. I love working with felts too :)
ReplyDeleteI am inspired! Even I can do this...I think Jacob would prefer a batman one though! Thanks for sharing and inspiring Amy!
ReplyDeleteCute as ever!! I love the idea of adding it to a pencil too!
ReplyDeleteSO cute, Amy! You are the Queen of Felt, lady!
ReplyDeleteHow cute! I need to show these to my 8 year old - she'd whip some up for me pronto!
ReplyDeletePink felt, a woman after my own heart! This are just so sweet:) Thanks so much for sharing:)
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