Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Conversation Heart Cone and Wreath


 One of the (*many*) things I dislike about moving is that I often cannot find my stuff!!!

As in, I can't find my box of Valentine's decorations! Lame. I suspect my Mr. Wonderful has buried it under a heap of other boxes in the unfinished basement (aka "the dungeon" according to my girls), but as of yet, it has not been uncovered.  And since Mr. Wonderful really is being wonderful and trying to finish this unfinished basement, I don't really want to haul all the boxes out and make a mess of it.

Alas, I suppose I'll have to make some more Valentine's day decor. :) Oh darn. 


All my (missing) Valentine's decorations are classic red and I love them.  But, I decided to go a little softer and pastel for my kitchen/dining area and make one of these super fun conversation heart decorations. 

I must say, it was a really fun little craft to do and my girls (5 and almost 3) thought that it was crazy fun to be "Crafting with Candy."

Things did get a little intense though--I was hoping to use craft glue to glue the hearts on, but that was clearly not going to work (doesn't dry fast enough). So, I had to whip out the ol' glue gun. Amazingly enough, we all survived burn-free. Oh, we got a few scares and touches that were too-hot-for-comfort but no tears were shed and no actual burns. Nothing short of a miracle.


Also, I wanted to find a white Styrofoam cone to use, but I could only find a green floral cone. We painted it pink. I think white would look better, but pink is great and it made my little girls oh-so-happy. 


Fun quick craft. :) 

Happy crafting!


4 comments:

Jamie -Better With Age said...

So adorable!! I love conversation hearts. Not to eat though LOL. So this is the perfect thing to do with them! I'm your newest follower ;)
Jamie ~ Better With Age
PS: love your name ;)

Kaysi @ Keeping it Simple said...

Those turned out great!

DesignedByBH said...

These are so cute and it's such a good idea! Thanks for sharing it!

Rhonda said...

Super cute! I did the same thing...http://mysocalifornialife.blogspot.com/2013/01/valentine-candy-tree.html

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