Hopefully these ideas will inspire you to celebrate Valentine’s Day with lots of photos and love!

Wee footprints with a baby photo will melt Grandparent’s hearts or complement a nursery. Place glass over a favorite photo in a frame and you can fill-in-the-blank with a white board marker and update it as the mood strikes you. It’s putting your love on the map!Ĭreate a 3D effect by mounting photos cut out as hearts on a blank matt with mounting tape so they “pop” out. Mount it in a frame with a heart shaped photo of the lovebirds on top. Match a map of your hometown, next to a map of your sweetie’s hometown and cut into a heart shape. You could make this as a gift or for yourself. Save a few of those candy hearts and add them to a shadow box for a seasonal display. Who wouldn’t like to see their favorite little face everytime they crack their novel open?Īdd some candy hearts to a vase with a photo and you have an colorful centerpiece for your dinner table or Valentine’s Day mantelscape. This heart photo bookmark is not only easy to make but it’s quite useful too.

You could even rotate the top image so it is right side up when you fold, but I didn’t think of that when I was making this sample. The mini-prints at Kodak Picture Kiosk are perfect for this because you can print two photos on one 4×6 and fold it over the treat bag, then staple.

We have some really cute projects in the Tips and Project Center where you can use photos to make Valentine’s Day gifts and decorations.Ī photo can brighten up the usual little bag of candy for the classroom exchange. Right when I’m ready to throw in the towel, Valentine’s Day arrives with hearts and pinks and reds and chocolate. Winter is starting to drag on with snow and endless cold. Valentine’s Day comes just in the nick of time for me.

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