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DIY-Valentine frame art display and a bonus craft

Looking for a unique way to display your Valentine's cards or artwork? Try making a DIY Valentine frame art display! This step-by-step guide will walk you through the process and help you create a beautiful display. We've also included a bonus craft idea to add an extra touch of love to your home decor. As a parent, I'm always searching for creative ways to showcase my daughters' art, and this Valentine's Day frame craft is a simple and adorable option.

Valentine Frame Art decorated with hearts



Two black picture frames

Glitter sticker hearts and foam hearts

Materials Needed:

- Picture Frames
- Sticker Valentine's hearts 
- Glitter hearts (These were not stickers, but I'm sure you could find some that are)
- Paint
- Glue
- Paintbrushes

Decorating the frames
I purchased my materials from the Dollar Tree store, but you can choose any store of your choice to get them. This is a simple craft that kids can enjoy doing. 

Just set out some paint, paintbrushes, and frames, and let your kids paint their frames.

I could have picked white frames, but I decided against it so that my kids could have fun painting them. 

Once the paint is completely dry, take out some Valentine's heart stickers and let your kids decorate their frames. 

To make it more interesting, I encouraged my girls to create some art to put in the frames so that we could display them. It's a fun craft that you and your kids can enjoy together.

Bonus craft below...

Love Sign

Love decor sign

Materials needed:
- Paint
- Glitter hearts
- Glue (since my glitter hearts did not have a sticky back)

This project is really simple to make. I bought a sign from the Dollar Tree store while picking up frames for an art display. 

Creating and designing your sign

To start, choose a color for your sign. I used white acrylic paint and a darker pink shade. Once the paint was completely dry, I added some glitter hearts. Since the hearts did not have a sticky back, I had to glue them on.

That's it - you're all done! The sign looks wonderful on display in our living room. For some extra fun, you could also add some silver or even pink glitter over the letters.

Painted love decor sign with pink glitter hearts

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  1. Hollysbirdnest.comJanuary 11, 2020 at 9:33 PM

    This is so awesome! Thank you for sharing your project!

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    1. StephanieJanuary 20, 2020 at 12:58 AM

      Holly, thank you so much. And thank you for visiting.

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