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Diy Valentines day gift ideas🎁

💘52 things I love about you:
•What you'll need:
~Deck of cards
~Glue
~Paper
~Scissors
~Marker
~Hole punch
~Key rings
•How to make:
1. Write on a piece of paper "52 things I love about you", and glue it to the back of a joker card. (You won't need the other joker card)
2. Next, write 52 things you love about the person, and cut each one, and glue to the back of each card.
3. Hole punch 2 holes into each card, and fit key rings through the holes of the cards to create a book looking thing.

💌Open when letters
•What you'll need:
~Paper
~Pens/markers
~Envelopes
•How to make:
1. Write on the envelopes each "open when" scenarios (ex. open when you're sick, etc.) You can draw little pictures too.
2. Write the letters. For example, if you're writing "Open when you're sad", write about how it'll be okay, and you're there for them, and you love them, etc.
3. Add the letters to the envelopes, and you include other things too. For example "open when you miss me" could include a picture of you, and a trace of your hand so they can still "hold your hand". "Open when you need to laugh" could include funny pictures, jokes, etc. "Open when you're bored" could include sudoku, word searches, crosswords, and other puzzles. "Open when you want a kiss" can include a paper you kissed with lipstick on. The list goes on!
•Ideas for letters:
~Open when you're sick
~When you're sad
~When you're happy
~When you're angry
~When you miss me
~When you're bored
~When you need a laugh
~When you want a kiss
~When you want a hug
~When you've had a bad day
~When we got into an argument
~When you can't sleep
~When it's your birthday

💝Coupons:
•What you'll need:
~Paper, scissors, and pens/markers
Or
~And editing website and a printer
•How to make:
1. Design the coupons on a website or, write them onto paper!
2. Write/design each coupons (ex. Breakfast in bed, dinner, movie night, massage, etc.)
3. Include "expiration dates" at the bottom if you'd like.
4. Tie the coupons together when finished with a ribbon.

💘Bake something for them:
*Baking ideas in previous part*
Just bake them some cupcakes or something Valentine's themed, to show them how much you care.

💌Heart shaped bath bombs:
•What you'll need:
~1/2 cup baking soda
~1/2 cup citric acid
~1/4 cup cornstarch
~Pink food coloring
~4-5 drops therapeutic grade peppermint essential oil (Use only therapeutic grade essential oils, non-therapeutic grade essential oils can cause skin irritation)
~1/4 cup melted coconut oil
~Silicone heart mold
•How to make:
1. Mix your baking soda, citric acid, and cornstarch together well.
2. Add a couple drops of pink food coloring to the mixture, and mix with your fingers. (The food coloring will probably ball up, so try to crush them)
3. Add your essential oil and mix.
4. Heat up your coconut oil in the microwave for about 20 seconds.
5. Add a little coconut oil at a time and mix.
6. It should now feel like damp sand. Put your mixture into the heart mold, and press firmly to pack it in.
7. Let dry overnight, and carefully pop the bath bombs out.

💝Valentines basket
•What you'll need:
~A basket
~That Easter grass stuff
~Small gifts
~Ribbon
~Paper, glue, and pens/markers for the tag
•How to make:
1. Make the tag, write something like "I love you" or something on it, and glue to your basket.
2. Tie some ribbon onto your basket if you choose.
3. Add your grass stuff to the bottom of the basket.
4. Add your small gifts to the basket, such as, jewelry, candy, chocolate, teddy bear, etc.

💘Heart light jar
•What you'll need:
~Mason jar
~Acrylic paint
~Sponge
~Washi/Masking tape
~Paper
~Tea light
~Mod podge
•How to make:
1. Cut a heart shape out of paper, and tape it onto your jar.
2. With your acrylic paint, sponge colors that go well together onto the jar. This can make a gradient effect.
3. Do as many coats as you need, and add a coat of mod podge. Let dry.
4. Remove the heart stencil and add your tea light. You can make a tag like "you light up my life" or something like to add to the rim of your jar if you'd like.

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