Fw: Thrifty Valentine's Day Crafts on a Budget + Recycled Sweater Pillows

[Guest guest]

hope you like this >>>debbi brantSubject: Thrifty Valentine's Day Crafts on a Budget + Recycled Sweater PillowsTo: jewishbaby2000@...Date: Sunday, January 31, 2010, 8:53 PM

Fave Crafts Quick and Crafty Newsletter

Remember to add mail@... to your safe list

February 1, 2010

Did You Know? Recycling one aluminum can saves enough energy to run a 100-watt light bulb for 20 hours .

Hello Thrifty Crafters,

Valentine's Day is all about spreading the love and giving gifts that show it. Don't break the bank this year, make priceless gifts and decorations that look fabulous.

These are my picks for Valentine's Day Crafts on a Budget:

1. Candy Bouquet (shown) - Use all that Valentine candy to make a fancy arrangement for your dining table.

2. Felt Conversation Heart Ring - This one is so thrifty and so unique. Have your daughter and her friends make fashion rings to wear to school on V-Day.

3. Crepe Paper Rose Bouquet (shown) - Make them for yourself or give as a romantic gift to a loved one. These crepe paper flowers are cheap & easy.

4. Be My Love Boxers - For the price of a thrifty pair of cotton boxers and a couple paints, you can create adorable Valentine themed shorts or underwear.

5. Heart Felt Ornaments (shown) - Stay thrifty with felt crafts like these cute ornaments. Put up a Valentine Tree this year for an inspiring indoor decor project.

My readers just love the Free Insiders Guide from DirectBuy. It shares the secrets retailers don't want you to know and lets you see the confidential dealer prices on kitchen appliances, furniture, flooring and much more. You can get your copy here.

Happy Crafting,

FaveCrafts.com Editor

P.S. The best way to wrap a DIY Valentine gift is with fabulous DIY wrapping paper. Follow this tutorial for Handmade Valentine Wrapping Paper

P.P.S. Why wait for the Sunday Paper? Print Free Coupons Anytime. I go here before I go grocery shopping.

Heart Pins

Wings Frame

Zipper Pull

Screen Print

Do you have babies at home? Don't throw out those baby food containers, reuse them for practical crafting purposes! One of our readers gives a great tip for reusing old baby food containers, check it out here.

Are You Diabetic?

Free Recipes, Menu Planners and Supplies for Diabetics.

Crochet

Knitting

Sewing

Sweetheart

Tablecloth

Boot Slippers

Loom Pattern

Sleepover &

Camping Bag

1. Sex and the City Shoes

2. Sweater Pillows (shown)

3. Cute Green Tie-Dye Top

4. Beaded Skewers

5. Water Balloon Luminary

6. Pizza Box Art

7. Decorative Wine Bottle

8. Eco-Friendly Bag

9. Forged Foil Frame

10. Bottle Birdfeeder

This email was requested by: jewishbaby2000@...

Unsubscribe, Modify or Add Newsletters: Click here

FaveCrafts Quick and Crafty is published by Prime Publishing, Llc.,

3400 Dundee Road, Suite 340, Northbrook, IL 60062

Fax

Copyright © 2010 Prime Publishing, Llc. All Rights Reserved

Privacy Policy. By using this site you agree to our Terms of Service

Follow FaveCrafts via: