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 Friday, February 01, 2008
More Valentine's Day fun
Taking some inspiration from the adorable Valentine’s Eileen and Kristin posted earlier this week, I decided to make a few of my own. Remember the sweet days of elementary school when you’d decorate a shoebox with pink or red construction paper and then exchange Valentine’s with all the kids in your class? Ahhh, the days of yesteryear. Valentine’s Day can still be fun and with so many beautiful paper and sticker collections on the market right now, crafting cards or other Valentine-themed projects can be a cinch. In fact, the hardest part might be narrowing down which ones you want to use!




I’m all about hearts, pink and all things girly so crafting these cards was easy. In fact, I completed them in less than an evening while watching my favorite romantic comedy, 50 First Dates. (Yes, I know I’m a movie addict!) In the movie, the main character Lucy is an artist suffering short-term memory loss. To remember the daily details of her life (and Adam Sandler’s sweet kiss), she keeps a scrapbook journal filled with sketches, photos, memorabilia and other mementos. Kind of like us scrapbookers! (Minus the memory loss part, of course!)



Valentine’s Day offers scores of artistic possibilities. Check out the Eileen's and Kristin's posts for more V-Day inspiration and some cool tips for working with wire.

Have a great weekend,
Amy



2/1/2008 10:59:33 AM (Eastern Standard Time, UTC-05:00)  #  Comments [1] 
2/3/2008 9:07:43 PM (Eastern Standard Time, UTC-05:00)
After visiting http://www.photographic-memory.org, I have learnt so much more about memory loss, how to identify symptoms and exercises to improve my condition. It has definitely made a difference to my memory; you should check it out too!
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