Every year I make special valentines for our four grandkids.
(Two were already sealed in envelopes when I realized no photos had been taken.)Each has featured photographs of them and me. Initially, the purpose was to use this holiday to be a presence as well as to remind them of our connection since we didn't see each other between Christmas and early summer.
The photography theme has become a tradition. This year the valentines took the form of a Squash Book filled with pictures taken throughout this past year. Here is Winston's.

I found the directions
HERE on YouTube. Its construction is a clever and simple concept. Not until I made the first one did I realize that a Squash Book has been hanging in my studio for years. This one is die-cut and features quilt patterns on one side.


I also made the valentines for other family members and friends. One of those is destined to be my online valentine on V day.
Last year's valentines for the kids were in the form of flat snow globes. They can be seen
here along with instructions for making them..
2 comments:
These are lovely Nellie and a great idea, especially when you don't see as much of each other as you would like.
Thanks for sharing this nice and new idea. I can apply this at home for the coming Valentines.
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