Home
Find your way around Search
What's New?
Site Map
What's the Buzz?
Challenges & Events Creative Challenges
Craft Events
Basics Papercraft Tools
Scrapbooking
Making a Scrapbook
ScrapbookingTips
Adhesives
Card Making
Altered Art
ATCs
3-d Papercraft
More ideas Special Occasions
Paper Flowers
Things to do Help us build this site!
Want to Subscribe?
Ask Susan
Shopping
Papercraft Supplies
Contact Me
About
[?] Subscribe To This Site

XML RSS
Add to Google
Add to My Yahoo!
Add to My MSN
Subscribe with Bloglines


Give me an idea for a Valentine card?

by Kiran
(Pakistan)

A special gift box

A special gift box

A special gift box A flat gift box that could hold silky clothing A smalll matchbox that could hold special jewelry A layered flower card

I want to make a Valentine card for my fiancee. Please give me an idea as soon as possible.

Kiran

********************


Hello Kiran

I am not sure what the symbols of love in India are, but in my world it is hearts and flowers. Valentines cards usually have hearts and flowers on them, and expressions of love as a sentiment.

Last year I made a Valentine's card using the faux metal technique and you can also see I added glittered embossing powder to one of the hearts. Does this idea appeal to you?

One year I made a Romantic Chipboard Album for Valentine's Day. I can add to that album every year, so it is becoming a lovely keepsake.

You could also make a beautiful decorated box and give your fiancee a lovely gift, such as special chocolates, sweets she loves, a beautiful scarf or even jewelery.

Also check out some other ideas in the 3-d Papercraft section of papercraftcentral.com. You may like some of the ideas linked to that page.

I hope these ideas help you get started making a special project to mark a special day in your relationship :) If you make her something unique, I am sure it will have a wonderful impact!

Let me know what you make. I would love to see a picture of your card or gift box.

Susan



Click here to post comments.

Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How?
Simply click here to return to Ask Susan!
.