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Sunday, January 5, 2014

Tissue Paper Valentine Art

I am pretty sure I feel the need to do crafts for Valentine's Day thanks to blogging and Pinterest. I have really enjoyed coming up with a few projects this year.  The first one I am going to share is this simple Ombre Tissue Paper Art.  


I had all of the materials already here at home to make this project. If you know my situation right now you'll know how great that is for me. I do not think there is a cart big enough at Michaels for all my kiddos right now, and it would probably be a three hour round trip from start to finish. Alas, I will save my few outings alone for the grocery store and Target.


I took three sheets of tissue paper and cut it into small 1 inch squares. I used a pencil to place the tissue paper around the eraser, and then I dipped  the tissue paper in some glue. I placed each piece of tissue paper in the shape of a heart on a canvas. 
Then I simply cut out pieces of some scrapbook paper and covered them in some glitter to make my arrow.


It took hardly any time to complete, and I think that it turned out pretty cute! It is definitely very kid friendly too. I think I could make this for various holidays down the road. Enjoy your day! 

22 comments:

  1. Hmm my comment didn't publish, but I love this I think Elizabeth could do this and it's pretty for a girls room after valentines day. Btw, I NEVER take my lot craft shopping, except for Elizabeth or I'd never get anything done either!

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  2. What a fabulous idea! I think my 3-year-old twin girls would LOVE helping with this. Pinning! Visiting from the Monday Funday party!

    - Tasha @ Designer Trapped in a Lawyer's Body {http://www.designertrapped.com}

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  3. I forgot about these! I remember doing them in grade school. Yours turned out so adorable. I'd love for you to share at our link party.

    http://www.delineateyourdwelling.com/2014/01/link-it-or-lump-it-party-number-20.html

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  4. oh wow that took some patience! so adorable, too!

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  5. What a fun and beautiful project. It looks great. Loved your comment about the Michaels shopping carts not being big enough now!

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  6. Very cute and I think the kiddos would have lots of fun with this project. Thanks for sharing.

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  7. This is adorable, definitely pinning. I think I like it without the arrow too - for all year round!

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  8. Very fun! I need to get our some Valentine decorations!

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  9. I love the ombre look to it. This would be cute for a little girl's room and the possibility of colors is endless.

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  10. I'm so going to do this with my daughter Megan! Absolutely adorable and so many fun possibilities! As always, thank you for the inspiration!

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  11. This is soooo cute! I am going to make one with my daughter!

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  12. Love that you still have time to craft! Looks great!

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  13. How fun and cute! Seems it was one of your ombre projects last year that inspired me for Valentines Day too! Wish I lived nearby I'd help you get to Michaels with all the kids! Glad you feel like crafting! Thank you pinterest!

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  14. Oh I loved making these when I was a kid! Brings back some memories...of course yours is prettier! And I love the ombre colors! Found you through Scattered Thoughts of a Crafty Mom linky party!

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  15. This is such a cute idea! You could do any shape or any holiday! So many possibilities!

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  16. Love this! I remember doing this little technique in grade school. :)

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  17. Great project !!

    I would love you to come and share @ Craft, Create & Inspire linky party !!!

    Look forward to seeing you there :)

    http://livel0vecreate.blogspot.co.uk/2014/01/craft-create-inspire-linky-party_11.html

    Claire x

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  18. I was SO inspired by your adorable project! I used your method to make my own Valentine's Day "wreath." My post will be up later this week! I hope you don't mind if I share a photo of your project as well, since I am mentioning you as the inspiration for my project!

    - Tasha @ Designer Trapped in a Lawyer's Body {www.designertrapped.com}

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  19. I can remember creating projects from tissue paper when I was young. Your Valentine's Day heart turned out so cute!

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