Valentine's Goodies from Blogland

I haven't been very crafty lately, with moving and getting settled.  I'm happy to say that the bulk of it is unpacked, but there's still a lot to be done.  But I didn't want to leave you all hanging.  

So here's some Valentine's Day goodies to get your brain juices going : )

Isn't this Valentine's Vignette from 320 Sycamore just lovely?

Here's some conversation hearts that'll have everyone talking-find the awesome tutorial over at Suzy's Artsy Craftsy Sitcom

Speaking of conversation hearts, here's another cute way to put them to use.  I Heart Naptime came up with these clever sweetheart soda pops.

This beautiful rosette wreath just take my breath away-I love it!  Check out the how-to over at Embellishing Life

Love these cute Valentine's pillows by Felt So Cute via Blue Cricket Design

Gotta love this Valentine's Day bunting by the lovely Char of Crap I've Made

I am totally making this cake for Valentine's Day this year!  I Am Baker shows you step-by-step directions so you can make one of your very own.

These sweet boys and girls Valentines {with free printables!} can be found over at 30Days.

Wooden XO letters from Craft-O-Maniac-aren't they cute?!

Hope this helped you all get into the Valentines mood!  It's right around the corner : )

Awesomeness From Around Blogland

My goodness!  Look at all of the cool things I found today while perusing through my blog roll.

I love love love this totally awesome (and genius!) bibs from A Girl With A Glue Gun. I love that they are "boy-friendly!"  And the straps are interchangeable-how neat!  Kimbo shares her easy tutorial with all of us so that we can make our own.

If only I had some wall space in my kitchen that wasn't already being used-these would SOOOO be in my kitchen.  Char from Crap I've Made shows you how to make your own silverware wall art here and it couldn't be easier!

What a clever idea!  Take some cheap wall canvases and make them into something lovely!  I think these would be great for our master bedroom once we have a house and settle on colors.  Frugal Life Project shares the how-to here.