A Valentine for Everyone

A flower and a rose,

just to let you know...

I wish you would be mine,

on this 2012 Valentines.

Happy Valentines Day!

Free Redbox for Valentines

I had an email that said to forward on if anyone wanted a free Redbox for Valentines.  Just us the promo, "Heart".  Enjoy.

Here is the link for the Valentine "freebe".  http://www.redboxbemine.com/valentines

And, why not use Redbos for a gift; it's the new and easy entertainment for an occassional family

or date night.

For ALL the Family Letters: Free Rubber Stamps

If this does not seem good enough, you can get another number of free things at Vista Print.  This is a great deal, especially if you are starting a business from home , if your husband is doing lawns on the side, or you just want to a free rubber stamp for all the letters you send to your family as your little one grows.  The only catch is that you have to pay for shipping.  You should be able to get multiple free items on one ticket, though I've not played with it to find out.

I've seen these deals stay for a while, so if this is not affordable or a need right now; remember this website and there may come a day!  You can click here and it will take you to Vista Print's website.  Look on the left as you scroll down and you will see the list of free offers.

Valentine Garland

Borrowed from: blog.kiwicrate.com

Borrowed from: pamgarrison.typepad.com

 Borrowed from: studioslyter.blogspot.com

Borrowed from: apartmenttherapy.com

 Borrowed from: utahlovescupcakes.com

Free Custom Valentines & Bookmarks to Boot!

So, I was lacking ideas this year for Valentines to send to our neices and nephews, and boy do we have the crew!  My husband and I are the last to start a family on his side and we are busting at the seems with kiddos in the "Benware" clan.  It lends for fully, fun get togethers.

While trying to get ahead this year, I realized I did not take pictures of my crafty days last week.  I've sent the valentines outs in the mail.  They could be flying, riding, or arriving... who knows!

Thankfully, the idea was not mine so I'll share the link below; my inspiration. 

Borrowed from: Country Living.com

Just click here to go to the website for instructions.

Use what you have; stencils, stickers, stamps, scratch off letter, or whatever your heart desires.  If you use stencils, stick with permanent markers.  I tried the permanent silver and gold markers, and other colorful pens but they all smudged. 

Other websites have hole punched the samples, rather than stamping them.  And how cute to add a ribbon to the top.  Have fun!

Borrowed from: MelissasBargains.com

(Who borrowed the picture from a friend.)