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You are A’maze’ing Valentine Card Tutorial

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You are A’maze’ing Valentine Card Tutorial

You are a’MAZE’ing Valentine Card tutorial

I saw this idea on Zakka life and loved it.  I tried making it, but…I can’t sew a curved line {using plastic and paper}.

My heart was, well not a heart.  So here’s my idea for the sewing impaired:)crafty valentine cardStraight lines ROCK!

You are a’MAZE’ing Valentine Card tutorial

 

crafty valentine card1.  You’ll need scissors, candy hearts, plastic (a zip-lock bag) and a heavier paper…like card stock.  Print off ‘You are a’MAZE’ing’ on your paper.crafty valentine card2.  Cut the plastic baggie apart so you just have one side and place the plastic baggie on the paper and cut out a 4 1/2 inch by 5 1/2 inch rectangle. crafty valentine card3.  Sew the plastic to the paper.  Sew the three sides first.

crafty valentine card4.  Load the candy.

5.  Sew 3…2 1/2 inch stitches.crafty valentine card

6.  Imagine how fun these will be for {you}…I mean your kids to give on Valentine’s Day!

You are A’maze’ing Valentine Card Tutorial

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Alison is one of the 3 founders of HowDoesShe.com She is the mama of 4 rockin' kids who love PB and J's. She has one fantastic husband who is the love of her life and loves long walks on the beach!

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  3. Stephanie says

    Thanks for a great idea! My kids are so excited to sew with me. I’m going to have them sign their names in the bottom spot so it will be exposed when the candy is gone. I think I’ll seal the opening with a sticker.

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  4. Lenetta @ Nettacow says

    Excellent work! And I most of all love the way you made it fit your sewing skills (I’m just starting to get bold enough to do that). I linked to this on my weekly roundup – post is under my name. Thanks so much!!

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  10. Becky says

    Just showed this to my 7 year old–we are doing this. We are going to say Have an A “maze” ing Valentine’s Day and use m-n-m’s (because chocolate is a must!). Thanks for the idea!

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  20. Hani says

    WOW! haven’t been around here for just quite some time and the awesome creations just keep piling up!! :] Great Job!

    keep up the awesome work.

    love this post, the ones before-before this.. love all of them!!:D ♥

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