Of course, Valentine’s Day wouldn’t be complete without Mug Making a Valentine for Mini Mug to give to her classmates!
Here’s a fun an easy Valentine to make using the printable PDF below, popcorn, sandwich baggies and a stapler. I added a few Conversation Hearts for a little sweet addition.
Happy Valentine’s Day from The Mug Family!
I wanted to make Mini Mug something special for Valentine’s Day, something that I would also make for myself. You see, I will be traveling on Valentine’s Day and won’t be with Mr. or Mini Mug. So I thought a pair of bracelets could be fun. She’ll know I’m thinking of her when I am wearing it during my travels. I thought about making Mr. Mug one as well, but I think he’ll be fine with a phone call.
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I wanted to create a garland for Valentine’s Day decor, in the vain of my bat origami garland – something that Mr. Mug might not be offended by from an aesthetics standpoint, and would be modern and fun at the same time. I am also a fan of the craft foam sheets you can purchase at Michael’s or similar. They cut so clean and there is something satisfying about working with them.
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It’s the end of January (wow), so Valentine’s projects will now commence. First up is a free printable I designed, using words from a song that my mom used to sing to me when I was little. I now sing it to Mini Mug, even though she’s starting to get annoyed when I do. Tough, kiddo. That’s one of the reasons we have kids, so we can embarrass them.
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