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“Be Mine” Valentine Banner / Garland

Today we launched our NEW Woodshop items and we are going to make a pretty Valentine Garland! Here’s a link to check it out, so get them while they last! Click HERE!

And check out the video below for all the fun, or follow along here on the blog.

Supplies:

Debi’s Design Diary DIY Paint: Kissing Booth (raspberry color), Petticoat Pink and Whilte Swan

Amazon: DAP Super Glue Click here to check out my crafting essentials (This is an Amazon affiliate link and I may receive a small compensation for items purchased from this link.)

Stash: Twine, gingham ribbon

Before we get started, here is a quick preview of our new launch! Just click on the picture and it will take you right there!

Let’s make it!

Here’s how it looks before painting.

I painted the first layer in White Swan, the next in Petticoat Pink. You don’t have to paint the entire piece on that first layer, because the pink one will lay over it. Next, I painted the letters with Kissing Booth.

Finn came to help me sand down the pieces…

…and decorate me with his “stained glass” crafted pieces. I have one earring, a necklace and a bracelet. He’s been super creative lately!

I used DAP glue to adhere my layers, then clipped the pieces together to dry.

I lined up the letters and used twine to join them.

I put my twine in from the front so the bulk of it lies behind each piece.

Once all were attached, I just put a spot of hot glue on the back of each one to hold it in place.

I made a bunch of little bows with ribbon and tied the centers with some baker’s twine, then hot glued them on.

And here we are!

There are so many ways to create with this! You can add beads or more ribbon, lace or whatever you want to make it as full as you want.

I hope you enjoyed this craft, and don’t forget to visit the Woodshop! Let me know in the comments how you might finish yours!

Thanks so much for stopping by!

XOXO-Erin

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