A gorgeous Valentine doesn't need to be elaborate; professional artist's markers are beautifully saturated when used on sturdy white Bristol board, and all I need to do is cut the Bristol board into hearts and hand them over to the kiddos to draw on.
It's funny how each girl's personality is easy to see in her Valentines. Sydney has princesses, and princess gardens, and princesses watering their gardens on her Valentines:
And, of course, a fancy signature on the back of each one:
Willow, on the other hand, has this kind of farmer girl nature study going on with her Valentines:
She's got a pepper, and a pumpkin, and the Loch Ness monster, and some deer drawn with a really great perspective. I may hide that deer done as a line drawing and keep it for my ownself.
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I have a medium/large set of prismacolor pencils that I'm completely in love with. :) Maddie calls them my magic pencils. She gets to use them, too, of course, but they stay on my shelf, in their tin, not mixed in with her daily pencils. (We have a box of like six or seven different sets mixed in.)
I love the Valentines! And that they're different. It's time to get ours going, too, as in "in an official stack". :)
Happy Creating!!
Thanks for stopping by my blog, Julie! Yes! Check out Army Surplus! We got 2 of the mummy-style snap and zip GREEN sleeping bags and a nifty carrying bag! (They're not the cheapest things though, but they'll certainly last.)
And cute drawings!
Jessy
http://oursideofthemtn.blogspot.com
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