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As promised, here's one of the valentine projects I've been working on. It's a really simple craft, just a lollipop covered with an origami heart. I could picture the hearts set up on a dessert table,
Amy Atlas style. Or, use them as a unique valentine for kids.
SuppliesOrigami paper - I used 6" x 6" washi paper that I stamped with hearts
Lollipops - any kind that are small - I used dum dums
Hole punch
Double stick tape
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Fold heart with directions above. Click on image for a larger view.
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On the back side of the heart, lift the flap up. Punch a hole in the bottom of the corner pocket. Make sure the hole doesn't show through the front.
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Add the lollipop. Close flap back down and tape closed. Done! Both pictures are the back side of the valentine.
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Optional - write messages on the back of hearts before adding lollipops.
28 comments:
Love love love!
Hidden treasure inside origami! Plus hearts! This is a winner, oh, yes, it is!
Very cute. I've made the heart before but never thought of hiding a treat inside!
What a fun idea!
I just found your blog from this post. My daughter loves origami! This is so great! Thanks!
I love how you turned it into a lollipop holder!
So cute !!!
Good idea ! J'adore !
...super sprawa z tymi serduszkami, pozdrawiam.papa
thanks - this is such a cute idea - i love it! i think i'm gonna try this out, maybe write a note or something nice on the paper before folding :)
Cool one, Created one and shared :). Thanks for Sharing and happy week end
This is fabulous. Thank you!
I have made the hearts before but I love how you included the lollipop. That is fantastic. Thanks for sharing!
Ashley
http://cuteasafox.com
TOTALLY going to do tis with Anna for her class. Dar.Ling.
love -- thanks for sharing
One of the hardest parts of doing crafts I find is staying organized. Like being able to find everything, keeping areas clean, saving scraps etc. You should make a blog post about how you keep yourself organized, (I'm sure you are) it would help me a lot. Thanks!
Gracias por compartir el tutorial.
Thanks a lot for sharing this interesting
Deliziosi questi cuori!!!! Grazie Donatella
Merci beaucoup
C'est ravissant
These gave me a wonderful idea. My niece, a mother of 3 boys is finally expecting a girl. So her mom and I want to have a shower for her. I think these would make great shower favors.
this is such a lovely idea! i must ry it. actually, i reblogged the idea on my own blog: http://sickbunnyy.blogspot.com/2011/01/paper-hearts.html
This is such a nice idea you have here. So adorable and easy!
I love this idea! Thank you for sharing.
just gorgeous!!
have so happily stumbles upon your blog via ange at words on wood...
i too have a thing for paper and creating....
love these!
melissa x
oh my, I love these!
This is such a lovely project to do with my children for Valentine's Day. Thank you!!
I want to know what you used to put in the cup. lol
Do you mind telling.?
It's a Japanese candy called konpeito. Hope this helps :)
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