



–Russell Stover 2oz
-cardboard circles for the bases: I free hand cut mine from cereal boxes. These do not need to be perfect because your going to cover them up, you just want them to be about the size of your boxes.
-glue: I used a hot glue gun
-decorations: flattened cupcake wrappers, crepe paper streamer (I ruffled some of mine using a ruffler foot on my sewing machine, but you can also gather and glue down by hand) garland (I found red, and red and white garland after xmas on clearance and in thrift shops)
-vintage valentine cut out: I’ve made two pages page one and page two I had mine printed on card stock.
All you need to do for assembly is build up layers on your cardboard circle with glue. I changed each one around a bit sometimes using the garland first, some times a cupcake wrapper. Then I added a few little items to some like buttons, or little heart cupcake picks. Then just write a little note on the bottom of the box of chocolate and you are ready to give them out!


**Personal use means non-commercial use of the valentines including copies and print outs for yourself, your personal crafts/scrapbooking and to give to friends. The valentines may not be used in any way whatsoever in which you charge money, collect fees, or receive any form of remuneration. The valentines may not be used in advertising, and they may not be resold.***
What a sweet gift. Any friend would like that.
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Thanks Rachel, Happy early Valentine’s day!
Wow! Now that is an adorable Valentine gift! I love how you decorated these. Your style is exactly what I love. I just love how the old Valentines said stuff like “please do-nut say no”…so classic!
These are so gorgeous! I am going to make them for my class. They should do wonders to cheer up a bunch of stressed human rights law students. Ain’t nothing like a some vintage valentine’s cards to show some love!
Too cute! Love that red and white garland.
you are too sweet Heidi! thank you for sharing, can’t wait to make some.
Thanks Bonnie :) they were fun to make, my friend came over and we made silly little valentines goodies together
Brid, aww thats a great idea-hope they love them!
Persephone, that was a thrift shop find, I wish I had tons of it–its my favorite!
Susana, so glad you like them…Hope you have fun making them :)
These are adorable <3
thanks lesley!
Heidi,
I love these vintage Valentine’s! What a sweet gift!