Posts Tagged ‘valentine’
(Updated 2.15.13) Just popping in to wish you a very happy V-Day! This day is all about love, so I wanted to get this Thursday off to a great start by telling you how much I love having you around here – commenting, emailing, tweeting. It means so, so much to me. And I don’t say it enough. So thank you for being so awesome.
No matter how you feel about this greeting card holiday, I hope you have a very happy day…and maybe eat some chocolates.
P.S. I have a few links from the week to share before headed out for the weekend. I also write for Curbly and project Wedding. These are my posts from the week…
- How to make a floating heart table number (image above)
- How To: Wooden Geo Wall Art DIY
- Before and After: Mid-Century Herringbone Dresser Makeover
- A deconstructed ombre floral arrangement DIY
- 10 Tips for Decorating a Cozy, Modern Living Room
Hope you have a great weekend!
-Brittni
Well, I’m still gearing up for Valentine’s Day. And since I recently shared a floral DIY on Project Wedding for V-Day , I thought I’d pass the link along here too.
Do you ever make your own flower arrangements? This tutorial will show you how you can create an ombre-inspired arrangement on a budget ($10 and under) using grocery store flowers.
P.S. I am honored to be included amongst a great list of DIY bloggers for Valentine’s Day over on Daily Candy. And I was over on the HP blog last week, The Next Bench, sharing some of my inspirations as a design blogger.
I’m sending out a few last minute Valentine’s Day cards this week with some help from Jordan of Create Like Crazy. She designed an awesome set of modern, Valentine’s Day greeting cards that double as wall art especially for Paper & Stitch readers. You can download the entire set below.
Once you download the free PDF, it’s as simple as cutting the cards out, folding them in half, and mailing them out. Once your recipient receives a card in the mail, he or she can cut the front of the card off and hang it on the wall as artwork (after they read the sweet note you left inside of course).
Design by Jordan Brantley of Create Like Crazy for papernstitch
Styling and photography by Brittni Mehlhoff
Click here to download this Valentine’s Day printable.
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I haven’t had much time for creating this week, but if I can carve out a few hours, I am hoping to get into some Valentine’s Day crafts. What about you?
Here’s a list of V-Day DIYs to try over the weekend, if you’re feeling up to it…
1. wall of paper hearts DIY from How About Orange
2. glittery heart patches from Lauren for Say Yes to Hoboken
3. my (stamped) clay heart from Paper & Stitch
4. V-Day DIY ideas from Hey Look for Ruffled
5. tissue paper wall heart from Everything Fab
6. love-struck place cards DIY from Fellow Fellow
7. painted windows from A Beautiful Mess
8. Valentine cupcake toppers tutorial from Katrien for Paper & Stitch
9. heart stamp cups from Oh Happy Day
P.S. I also write for Curbly. Here are my posts from the week…
- Before and After: Bedside Table Makeover
- Roundup: 11 DIY Home Office Decor Accessories and Projects
- Roundup: 17 DIY Valentine’s Day Decor Ideas
Have a great weekend! Catch you Monday.
-Brittni

I’m not too big on giving gifts for Valentine’s Day, unless it is in the form of candy and cupcakes, but little love notes are pretty cool. Right? So here’s a thoughtful DIY idea for V-Day that will only take a few minutes to make and just a couple of bucks.
Supplies:
small box (I used one of these) // washi tape // sharpie metallic paint pen // old stamps (not collector’s items of course – I bought a bag of 30 or so stamps from Anthro a while back for $6) // pen or pencil for writing messages
How To:
So easy! Flip your tiny stamps over to the back and write a few mini love notes, share a quick story or two, or remind someone special why they’re so great. Then place all these mini love stamps inside a small box or other container. Add a little washi tape to seal the box and maybe a heart or two with your paint pen. That’s it. You are good to go: a thoughtful gift for your love on Valentine’s Day.


Photos, concept and styling by Brittni Mehlhoff for papernstitch
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Looking for more V-Day DIY ideas? Here are a couple of past projects that you may want to try:
Love Notes Scavenger Hunt DIY // Saturated V-Day Floral Bouquets // Heart paper Garland // Easy V-Day Cupcake Toppers DIY // A Natural V-Day Craft Idea
P.S. I’ll be sharing photos from Alt, the best business cards I collected, and all of that good stuff later this week.
























