valentines.
This past weekend was so good. When I wasn’t sitting at the dining room table, reading the latest issue of Rue and drinking coffee, I was in my craft room playing with paper. And to top it off, it snowed…! On Saturday night, I decided to bust out the neon pink and shimmery gold paints and make giant Valentines lollies. It made me so deliriously happy, I can’t even tell you. Fellow paper lovers, I’m sure you can share in my joy (;
Oh, how I love this holiday. I know it’s over-commercialized to the max, but if you could just look at it as an opportunity to revel in pink, red, and chocolates, I’m sure you will be just as obsessed as me (:
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11 Responses to “valentines.”
I love those decorations. Usually I don’t decorate for Valentine’s Day since I’m not in a relationship, but those look so fun it makes me want to break out some decorations this year… Of course those would be fun for all year round too…
You should decorate, relationship or not! As far as I’m concerned, it’s just another reason to break out the pinks + reds 😉
i think i finally agree this year!…and i soooo love pink…think i’ll get started this weekend and decorate my office space at work!
OBSESSED!!! Looks so amazing and it’s such a sweet idea. Love it so dang much girl.
thanks girl! it was so much fun to make 🙂
love this! you are seriously so talented (and provocative…that gold…oh my!) just teasin!
love it!
Those look fabulous! I admit, I’m not very familiar with “lollies” but I’m totally going to try making them now, they’re just gorgeous!
Hey, I’m loving those lollies, but have no clue where to start. How in the world did you make those awesome things???
Hi Sierra! Here’s a great tutorial from Rhonna: http://rhonnadesigns.blogspot.com/2010/02/diy-paper-lollies-video-tutorialsweeeet.html
you are amazing!! and i love the bike with lights. LOVE LOVE LOVE.
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