{Valentine Banner}

{Valentine Banner}Made this banner the same way I made my HAPPY BIRTHDAY banner. Just with the words "BE MINE" and a few hearts.

I used the paper from this freebie at Shabby Princess & I used the polka-dot letters from Wild Love at Shabby Princess.

{Valentine Pages}

Found these storyboard freebies at Little Dreamer Designs. Love them! It made these pages easy to make! Can't wait to use these again.

Here is a simple template you can download, just click on the template below.
HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!

{Valentine Mini Book}

Last year I made this little mini book for a few Valentine gifts. Thought I would share since Valentine's day is just around the corner. I printed my digital pages 5x5 inch squares and glued them in these cute mini board books that you can find here: http://www.barebooks.com/chunky.htm

{Digital Valentine Template}

I posted this last year on Crafting Chicks but the link has expired. I renewed it-and if you'd like to download the Valentine card for this year, just click on the template below.

{Potty Charts}

If these are going to be up for a while, they might as well be cute right?! Click here if you want to download a potty chart template I made:

http://www.4shared.com/file/81365372/b96bacfa/potty_chart_template.html

{Fun Template}

I found this great template freebie and had to share. I love these designer digital freebies-http://www.designerdigitals.com/ddgallery/showphoto.php?photo=83619
Also, I love this blue paper, here is the link to the freebie: http://www.designerdigitals.com/ddgallery/showphoto.php?photo=83056

{My friend Nikkala posts a lot of these great freebies on her blog at http://raspberrypatch.blogspot.com/ this is where I found the paper freebie-there are some other great ones-check it out}

{Photo Memory Game}

I had so much fun making this crafty gift for my little ones for Christmas. It is a memory game with photos of our family. I'm sure they will love playing with this soon.

Here are the instructions for any of you who want to give it a try.

Things you'll need:

-Bazzill chipboard squares, (2 inch)-you can find them online or at most craft stores

They come in packs of 20 and I used 2 packs-so I had 20 pairs of photos.

-20 photos-2 of each printed 2x2 inches.

-Scrapbook paper for the back-digi paper is best to print and use because you need the

backs to look exactly the same. I just cropped this polka-dot digi paper and printed

40 2x2 inch squares.

-glue stick, or some form of adhesive and Mod-Podge (what would we do without Mod-Podge!)

1. Print your photos and digi paper or cut out square for backs. I added a frame to my photos and a grunge frame to the back paper.

2. Glue both sides with adhesive.

3. Mod-Podge over the photos and back paper. I did one side of all and then let them dry for about 30 minutes or so and then mod-podged the other side.

Next step is to find a fun way to store your photo memory game. There are a lot of ways to do this, but I found this tin box with a lid at Robert's Crafts. I added some paper, ribbon and a little family photo. Loved making this!

P.S. I also thought it would be cute to make an alphabet matching game with photos of your family.