A Place to be Crafty
By: Michele McDonald15 Comments
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I saw you on Tater Tots and Jello. Would you please be willing to share this fabulous post with my readers for Fun Stuff Fridays? http://www.toysinthedryer.com/2012/02/14-days-of-valentines-fun-stuff-fridays_10.html
Fabulous idea! Gavin is a doll too!
These are SO cute Michele!! I love them!! And hello, why have I never tried the slit trick so the stick wouldn’t tear. SO smart. And I owe you an e-mail, so i’m off to respond! Have a great weekend my friend!
These are so darn cute Michele!! Love it!
Thanks for linking up this week! I shared this on AGI’s FB page.
Seriously adorable. How clever are you! I love the flying cape!
HA HA HA! I love that! I am adding this to my Valentine’s Pinterest board for sure! Thanks for linking with What are little boys made of?
These are just absolutely adorable! Too, too cute!
So cute the boy is!!!!
Oh my goodness those are the cutest Valentine suckers EVER!!!! I can see why he was so excited for them!!!!
So cute!!!! Love the personal touches.
ADORABLE! I love the personalized spin you put on it! 🙂
The little cuts around the hole will help with mine next year–they’ve already been sent to my husband’s grandsons.
However, a word of caution (and I know this will upset some people), as a teacher, if you could see how quickly kids tear through these treats (older kids anyway), you might decide to do something less labor intensive. I teach fourth grade, and I leave lots of time to have kids open their valentines, but they just rip away.
Makes me sad. 🙁
Oh!! I love that you made these so personal!! His little photo is so cute and the Superman font tip is awesome!
How funny that he asked about the mask. That is too cute!! 🙂
Love these M and love that you were able to use your scrap stash for them. I have two bins full of scraps that I am determined to use this year!
These are seriously precious! I love the “Super G” on the back of the cape! It is the perfect personal touch!