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Sweet little hearts garland.- A simple craft post.



We love art in our home. Creating art and displaying art.
This simple craft project is fun for all ages.

Materials needed:

-paper

-watercolor paints

-water

-scissors

-tape

-heart shape cut out (I actually used a cookie cutter to trace my heart).

- sewing needle

-thread (I used two colors).




First, start off with your paper and watercolor. 

Create your art. I used a variety of colors. I wanted soft colors. So I went with light purple, pink, and a lighter blue. 

 Remember to have fun with it.- You can make stripes, dots, and much more. 

Once you are finished, allow some time for your art to completely dry before moving on to the next step.


Next, you'll want to grab your heart shape cut out, or a heart-shaped cookie cutter. You can also use a heart stencil for this project. I had a heart-shaped cookie cutter, and figured that would do the job! 

Trace a few hearts over your watercolor art, and once you have done that, just cut each paper heart out. 
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 Next step, grab your thread.- I used pink and purple. But you can use any color of your choice.

Pull your thread through the needle and tie the end off in a knot.

Start off by poking the needle through the front of your first paper heart.

When poking it through the second heart, poke the needle through the backside.

Continue this pattern until you are done.

Once you make it to your final heart, cut the thread from the needle and tie off that end.

You want to make sure you have enough thread on both ends when finished.

Final step...

Find a place in your home where you would love to hang and admire your beautiful watercolor hearts. 




Enjoy!

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  1. UnknownJanuary 26, 2016 at 7:07 PM

    Stephanie!! I love this craft! We are going to do this for sure!! I have a lot of red thread I can use. It would be so cute to hang in some of the windows of my house!!

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    1. StephanieJanuary 26, 2016 at 8:12 PM

      Dina, aw thank you so much! Yes, I love how simple this craft was. I think you will absolutely love it when it is all done. - They will look wonderful hanging in your window. Thanks so much for stopping by! Always love hearing from you. :)

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  2. AnonymousJanuary 27, 2016 at 7:54 PM

    I'm dropping by from the Creative Princess link party. These hearts are so cute -- and look so easy to make. A winner all around.

    I've got a link party that I'm trying to grow. It's Party in Your PJs on my site Grandma Ideas http://grandmaideas.com. I invite you to share this idea (and a couple of others) at the party. It goes through Sunday night at midnight.

    I hope you can make it.
    Nina

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    1. StephanieJanuary 27, 2016 at 8:02 PM

      Nina, thank you so much.
      I really appreciate you stopping by.
      I will be sure to check out your link party, as well as your blog.
      I absolutely love visiting new blogs. :)
      Again, thank you for stopping by. Headed your way now.

      -Stephanie

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  3. Home on the CornerJanuary 27, 2016 at 9:28 PM

    I'm going to have my preschoolers do this! We can paint one day and then cut out hearts the next. Then I can hang them in the windows! Thanks for the idea!

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    1. StephanieJanuary 27, 2016 at 11:10 PM

      Pam, thank you. I'm so glad you'll be able to do this craft with your preschoolers. I'm sure they will love it!

      Thanks so much for stopping by. This is going to look great in your classroom windows. :)

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