I actually started this two years ago, but never got it finished, and I think I finally finished it last year, but I'm pretty sure I've never posted it on here, so I thought I would share. :)
I used my Cricut and the Doodletype cartridge to cut the hearts and letters.
Then I just stuck the letters to the cardstock. The cardstock is mounted on some chipboard.
I LOVE the way it turned out, and I was so excited to be able to use it. This is the first time I've been able to use it since it's been finished!Do you like Conversation Hearts? What is your most favorite saying that is on them?
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Krafty Kat
Darling!
ReplyDeleteI love these, very cute. I have to confess I don't like the way the conversation hearts taste either. I thought it was only me. I do like what they say though. My favorite saying is "Be Mine". I think I will have to do this activity with my 1st & 2nd grade students come Valentines day.
ReplyDeleteMs. M
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This is just adorable & I love conversation hearts! Would love for you to share this at my link party if you get the chance- it's just too cute!
ReplyDeleteSo CUTE! I posted something very similar to this a few days ago, check it out and tell me what you think :)
ReplyDeleteLove this idea and any excuse to use my cricut!
ReplyDeleteHi!! This is way cute!! I am highlighting you on my top 15 V-day crafts thus far!
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Ok this is so cute I can't even stand it! I don't like eating the conversation hearts either but I think they are super cute! I am going to be making this ASAP!! And I'm gonna feature it on my blog.
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Featuring this on Gettin' Krafty With It this week. Feel free to come grab a featured button and hope you'll be joining the party!
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