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Sweet Illuminated Valentine's Decoration

By: Claire Armstrong from pillarboxblue.com
Sweet Illuminated Valentine's Decoration
Sweet Illuminated Valentines Decoration
This image courtesy of pillarboxblue.com

From the blogger: "Do you want to brighten up your home in these gloomy winter days, now that the Christmas Decorations have come down? Why not make some fabulous sweet Valentine's light decorations? These Valentine's Day decorations are very easy to make, cost very little, and look fantastic. They are a string craft suitable for all ages and illuminated with very affordable and attractive copper string lights. The most difficult thing is to decide whether or not you will have them as a table decoration or hang them up."

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteIn an evening

Primary TechniqueGeneral Crafts

HolidayValentine's Day

Materials List

  • Heart Shaped balloons
  • Red or pink yarn or string
  • White glue
  • Copper string lights 

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Feb 14, 2017

Do you want to make that romantic Valentine's Day dinner with a romantic light? Then this is the perfect decoration and light at the same time the sweet illuminated heart. With just some heart shaped balloons,some red and pink yarn or string,glue and copper string lights (like the ones used for fairy gardens) you can make this very cute decoration. This is nice for that something creative part of you and a great excuse to bring those lights back. I love using these string lights it gives that light romance around the house and are great to use for night lights.What to keep it going then try making them then find egg shaped one and you pastel string or yarn and make one for Easter and other Holidays. As you can see I love my lights. Simple to follow project and GENIUS.

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