You Stole My Heart Valentine's

Though it may not be baseball season just yet, it is almost Valentine's day.   These 'you stole my heart' Valentine's are quick, easy and fun to make.

First, grab a pencil with a good eraser.  Trace a heart on the eraser.  Using an X-acto knife, remove the excess around the traced heart from your eraser.

Now that we have a heart stamp...

gather the following supplies:  an ink pad, mini stamps, heart shaped sucker, heart pencil stamp and white card stock cut out in circles.

Use the heart pencil stamp to create the stitches on the baseball and add 'you stole my heart' or some other cute baseball saying to the center and attach your sucker.

I think these Valentine's are a definite home run!
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Eraser to Stamp Tutorial

Pink erasers can be so much more than a standard school supply...using an X-Acto knife, you can transform your eraser into a stamp.

Grab yourself some erasers. If you have to raid your kid's backpack to find some, I won't tell.

Draw out a design. Being the perfectionist I am, I like to draw out a pattern on paper first and then trace it onto the eraser.

With an X-Acto knife, cut into the eraser along the design line. Then, cutting from the side of the eraser toward the design, start to cut away the excess parts of the eraser. When your design is fully cut out, grab some ink and try it out.

So, I mustache, what you think of these erasers turned stamps.

These were so easy to make, in honor of Valentine's Day...

I carved out a few more erasers.

The possibilities are endless. Happy Stamping!

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