In case you haven’t heard, today is Valentine’s Day! I’m sharing the love today with fun links to past Valentine posts, some history on the origins of the day, & crafty things to do. There’s also a free printable, so I hope y’all enjoy!  <3

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Valentine History

Valentine’s Day is like most modern holidays – a mixture of past celebrations that becomes so tangled no one’s sure why we do the things we do to celebrate! I think y’all may be surprised about some of the origins of this day of love.  Check out the links below for a Valentine’s Day history lesson.  ; )

Valentine Posts

Last year I did several posts for Valentine’s Day crafts, decor, & recipes.  Just in case you missed them, here’s a recap!

If you’re looking for an easy supper today {or anyday!} this Sesame Sweet & Sour Chicken with Faux Roasted Broccoli & Lo Mein is one of my families favorites.  I included a look at my Valentine mantel at the end of the post.  <3

You can find out how I made the metal stitched heart on the mantel by clicking the link or the picture below.  I made the flower from paper towel tubing & there’s a similar one in this post.

metal stitched heart

Need a sweet for your sweetheart?  This red velvet cupcake recipe should fit the bill!  I know I wish I had one right now! : D

red velvet cupcakes

Ever wonder what to do with all those Valentine cards?  I made this card memento binder to hold some of the ones my husband and I have collected over the years.  This would work for any greeting cards you want to save.

organize greeting cards

Valentine Clicks & Free Printable

I used this love in 30 different languages post from Quizlet as a reference to make this printable.  You can check the link for pronunciations & word origins.  Some of them were spelled the same, but pronounced differently, so I have a few less than 30 on the printable.  ; )

The Language of Love Printable ~ Just click on the image below to print.  {You can also print the first image in the post in case you liked it too!}  Feel free to share, just link back to the original post please!  Happy Valentine’s Day ya’ll!  <3 

 

 

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2 Comments on Happy Valentine’s Day Crafty People!

  1. Oh what a sweet post 😊 I am really intrigued with the sloth Valentine’s and your card binder – I’m going there next 😁 thank you for the sweet printable – I like using words in different languages for different occassions/crafts , and am also interested in the origins and history to different celebrations, etc. For example, we don’t celebrate Halloween in the common sense, but the history behind it intrigues me and this is what I’ve taught my children. And happy Valentine’s to you too lovely 😊

    • So happy you like the printable! I love learning the origins of holidays as well. It was interesting to see that several languages spell it the same but it’s pronounced differently. Hope your Valentine’s day was wonderful! 🙂

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