At a recent estate sale I purchased 2 copies of this 1962 Philadelphia Inquirer. I saved one & ReStyled one into fun Valentine's Day Garland!
Here are some of the pretty articles & advertisement's . . .
This is a fun & easy craft for all ages.
-Cut out a bunch of the same size strips
(I did mine about 2 x 5 inches)
(I did mine about 2 x 5 inches)
-Hold together 2 pieces and staple at one end
-Split & pull each strip around
-Staple other ends together
-Next cut thinner/longer strips & simply loop together 2 hearts . . .
& that's it for this week - have a great weekend:)
11 comments:
Very cute--and quick :) I have been seeing your changing table-->shelf all over including Elsie's blog! That is totally awesome! Congratulations!!
Love this craft! Going to do it in our home too. Thanks for sweet and fun V-Day tip!
We have strips all ready to go, but we were just going to make a regular chain. This is SOOOO cute! Definitely going to do some hearts too- thanks for the craft!
First off, love the ad for the spinach souffle! What a cute little boy..and he loves spinach! thanks for the cute project. I actually JUST got a stapler two days ago. This is going to be a great first staple project :)
Stacey, I'm a first-time visitor to your blog from Cleveland. I saw a comment you made on Wendy's post and decided to click-through. We have a six-year-old as well and I look forward to reading more of your posts.
I hope you have a great Friday.
Love, love love this! I made some hearts like this for on our Christmas tree (made from old book pages), but this is so lovely!
Great minds must think alike ;))) I just made a heart wreath!! Hehe!! I'll have to make a garland now :) THANKS so much!
These are so pretty!!!
I linked up to this, and will again when I picture the chain with your idea :) Thanks again!!
Those are so cute! I have some little friends I want to make the heart chain with! Thanks for the idea!
this is such a cute idea!
i must try it :)
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