This past weekend making Valentine’s turned into a family affair.
While Johnny did most of all of his, I helped a lot of course with Gavin’s.
We needed to tie the two pieces together like this:
So Daddy helped Johnny out:
So he could get to the fun part of putting them on the pencils:
Do you make your own Valentine’s?
Love those! We didn’t make any this year but Pie has made them in the past, it is fun to do with the kids!
Oooo — I love those! What a clever idea.
That’s awesome that the family chipped in on the Valentines! How special!
Love those! We just bought some from the store 😉
There is nothing I love more than home made valentines! They look great!
Those are amazing valentine’s sometimes I feel like such a lazy mom! Great Job!
Nope, I was a horrible mom this year and we just bought them. I couldn’t even find any decent candy because I waited too long to go. 🙁
Those are awesome and I think it is cool your hubby even helped out!
Cute! We didn’t do Valentine’s this year. The thought never really occurred to me for some reason. We usually do make them though.
We made special envelopes for our Valentine’s gifts but they were no where near as ornate as yours! Very impressive.
What a fantastic idea – and what a job!
Good for you guys – I’m so impressed!
Those are stunning! Yeah I make my own too. If by make your own you mean driving to CVS and letting the boys pick out their favorite. Now I feel like a slacker. 😉
That’s pretty much how it was at our house, a family affair. Mica signed his name to his Valentines, Daddy signed the kid’s names on them and I made heart cookies for them all, and put wrote their names in frosting.
Those are awesome valentines! I have no idea where to start with making my own. We buy the boxed ones LOL!! Maybe someday I will venture into the world of crafting my own – I do love scrapbooking and this is not that far off. I love that your husband got into it too!
Those are adorable and nice work getting Daddy involved!
those turned out great!
Those are so awesome!!! We do store bought… Yours are much more fun and unique!
You guys did an awesome job, they turned out so good!!!
I love that they were homemade! A dying art.
I love it!
Jen these are awesome!! Can you be my kid’s mom next year on Valentine’s Day? 😉
such had work. BUT Berry cute. I hope they were all appreciated
happy valentines
Awesome job! I’m also glad to see dad helping out 😉
How fun is it that your hubs got in on the gig? I’m so jealous of you with your machine!~
You all are SO creative! Good job – the cards look awesome!
Those are adorable!!!
how creative!
I think my favorite pic is the one of your hubs working on the Valentines – you’ve got a good guy there! 🙂 That is too cute.
So creative! I bought ours a few years ago for a like nothing – they are Disney characters so a classic that will always be popular!
Those are so cute and all the family helped that is awesome.
Very creative idea! 🙂 They’re Soo neat looking
What a wonderful and creative idea!
That just makes it all the more special. Great photos and great idea!
Wow! What a great idea. They look fantastic.
Wow! Great job on the Valentine cards! And what was really cool that your son helped. I’m sure all of their friends loved those.
Happy WW!
Wow! So much more creative than just regular ones. Great job!
Happy WW!
Kas
What a family kinda thing to do! My biggest surprise is you got your sweet hubby to help too! Mom’s and kids you expect, but dad..? Never! That’s fabulous! Have a great day & thanks for hosting WW again!
I love the valentines!
Those are super cool. What a cute idea.
Cute! I love homemade Valentines. <3
I love it! Unfortunately not very many kids actually make their own Valentines anymore. I am a huge fan of them and often those are the ones that I end up keeping!
How fun!
Those are absolutely gorgeous Valentine’s too 🙂
What a fun and creative way to make Valentines. I like how everyone got involved and how they turned out.
Fabulous idea! Great for the kids artistic needs and teaching them to share at the same time. Good Job!
No, we haven’t made our own yet. This year was my daughter’s first year participating in Valentine’s Day at preschool. I love that Daddy helped.