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Give the gift of light and love with this simply decorated glass jar. To make: Paint stripes on the inside of a mason or other glass jar with acrylic paint. Once dry, place a battery-operated tea light in the jar. Screw on lid and embellish with a piece of colorful twine or ribbon. Make sure your loved one is the belle of the farmer’s market by crafting her a custom market tote replete with iron-on imagery and a ribbon embellishment. Cut out around imagery and iron on a canvas tote bag.
Attach a length of ribbon to the top of the bag with Stitch Witchery. Transform a plain mason jar into a spectacular candy jar that is guaranteed to spark joy. To make: Write loving words and draw decorations on a mason jar with acrylic markers. To make the collar: cut a long, 1-inch-wide strip of seasonally appropriate fabric.
Using a needle and thread, sew a long, loose running stitch along one edge of the fabric, leaving lengths of thread at either end. Pull thread and fabric to create a ruffle. Use extra thread to tie the ruffle around the top of the jar. Beautiful and utilitarian, these custom dishtowels will bring love and joy to the most used room in the house: the kitchen. To make: On your computer, design imagery including photographs, if desired. Cut out around imagery and iron on cotton dishtowels per manufacturer’s directions. A candy charcuterie mosaic makes the perfect Galentine’s party centerpiece or an activity to do with the kids for a family celebration of the holiday!
Get the tutorial at Hey, Let’s Make Stuff! The best thing about this upcycled wooden sign is that you can keep it on display all year round. Get the tutorial at Lolly Jane. This adorable DIY lip balm will ensure that both you and your Valentine have perfectly kissable lips on February 14. Get the tutorial at Sugar and Charm. What could be sweeter than a little flower pot decorated with conversation heart candies? Get the tutorial at Made With Happy.