Living away from both sets of Grandparents literally makes our heart hurt. So we decided to package them up in a tiny bag, with an even tinier note, filled with the tiniest heart kisses and mail them to Nana + Mimi (the grandmas). A sure way to let them know that no matter the distance, they’re close in our hearts. Always.
This post is part of our 14 Days of Love tradition.
Muslin bags – leftover from HERE, Embroidery Floss – Walmart, Heartbeat Pattern Punch – Martha Stewart (Michael’s), Soapstone Hearts – World Market
What are some good Valentines ideas for men? Last year I got my husband some cologne but I sometimes feel that is boring:) Thanks!
My husband and I no longer give gifts on any holiday – even birthdays because it just seemed to add to much stress (and money!) trying to find the perfect item. In addition, we definitely don’t need anymore “stuff”. What has always worked for us is to do something together – have a picnic at a park, go putt-putt golfing, see what your city (or surrounding cities) have to offer that is inexpensive & exploratory – create a memory! In addition, I have always found that making him his favorite meal and/or dessert is always a sure bet!
“it just seemed to add too much stress” not to. Yes, I am a grammatical nut 🙂
Stay tuned for an easy idea… did it for Husby today! 🙂
So sweet and such a cute idea. Love the heart shaped confetti! And the pic with your little man’s hand on the heart puncher, so adorable. He probably had fun with that.
way too much fun with it! tiny hearts all over our kitchen! haha! he enjoys “spreading” the love! haha!
Awww these are so adorable!!
Kristina
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aww what a great idea to send to people who live far away 🙂 Thanks for sharing! xoxo
So super cute, Missy! Love Gage’s cute little crafty side! 🙂
How cute! I love the little hearts puncher. I need to go pick me up one of those.
Your sweet gmas will be Tickled Pink! Sure put a smile on my face:) So Sweet….
so so sweet!!
Really cute and what a wonderful way to let those near and dear to our hearts that we are thinking of them.
Hey Missy, What do you do with your photos other than share them with us on the blog (scrapbook, photo albums,ect)? Thanks kisses xoxo
We have a few in frames – ashamed there aren’t more on display, actually. The blog is basically our scrapbook. I’ve heard blurb takes blogs and makes them into a book but I have to more or less format the whole thing. Hoping someone will come up with an easier option one of these days!
Gorgeous! That little hearts puncher is divine. Great way to include those near and far in the Valentine’s Day love!
Thanks Carey!
This is a great idea for “kids” of all ages – thanks for sharing!
Ahh, presh! We call my grandma Mimi as well <3
Love how you put the hearts on the bag friend! Darling to the max! I wanna make some!!