These hearts made out of your child's feet sure are sweet!
1. Paint your child's foot.
2. Press it on a piece of construction paper.
3. Do the same with the other foot placing it right next to the first one.
4. After the feet are dry, cut around the outside of them forming a heart.
5. Add some glue and glitter to the toes.
6. Mount your heart feet onto another piece of construction paper. Write "Are you my "sole" mate" along side and you have sweet Valentine:)
That is just too cute! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteI love it & cant wait to try it with my kids!
ReplyDeleteThanks for commenting on my blog. I am in LOVE with your blog. I am adding you now to my blogroll. I am going to try this craft project!! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI really want to do this, I just don't know if I'm brave enough to do so with a two year old!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute. Definitely will do this with my girls. Wish my baby was born so I could tyr it with some teeny tiny toes.
ReplyDeleteAdorable! You always have such great ideas!
ReplyDeleteThat is so sweet. I love the glitter toes! Is that Martha Stewart glitter? If so, I have the same kind. Just thought I share.
ReplyDeleteVery sweet! I will have to try this out!
ReplyDeleteI love this! It's so cute, and my two year old will just love having her feet painted!
ReplyDeleteOhhh this will be a fun one. Thanks Sandy, I love visiting your blog.
ReplyDeleteAdorably clever!!!!
ReplyDeleteAwww, little footsie hearts! What a cute idea!!! :o)
ReplyDeleteI want to make that for my hubby!!! Great blog, we comment on so many of the same things I wanted to say Hiiiii!
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This is such a creative idea...we have to get our Valentine's Day crafts started - just took the Christmas decorations down tonight - a little late, I know! We all can dive right into the next holiday in my house - fun, fun!
ReplyDeleteWe did this today, it was SO much fun. Thank you for all the great ideas.
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I did this today with my 2yo daughter and we had a blast! I was terrified it would be a disaster, but with washable Crayola paint and some patience, it turned out great! Thanks for the fun-filled idea!
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