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Who needs a Hallmark card? You can make your own Valentine's card with these free video clips on home crafts.
There are 16 videos in this series:
Who needs Hallmark? Here are the supplies you'll need to make your own Valentine's day cards with this free video clip.
Who needs Hallmark? Here are some tips on choosing the paper you'll need to make your own Valentine's day cards with this free video clip.
Who needs Hallmark? Here are some tips on how to fold and draw your own Valentine's day cards with this free video clip.
Who needs Hallmark? Here are some tips on how to cut out hearts for your own Valentine's day cards with this free video clip.
Who needs Hallmark? Here are some tips on how to cut out little pink hearts for your own Valentine's day cards with this free video clip.
Who needs Hallmark? Here are some tips on how to glue hearts on your own Valentine's day cards with this free video clip.
Who needs Hallmark? Here are some tips on how to add pictures your own Valentine's day cards with this free video clip.
Who needs Hallmark? Here are some tips on how to cut out pictures for your own Valentine's day cards with this free video clip.
Who needs Hallmark? Here are some tips on how to brainstorm for your own Valentine's day cards with this free video clip.
Who needs Hallmark? Here are some tips on how to use poetry in your own Valentine's day cards with this free video clip.
Who needs Hallmark? Here are some tips on how to write your own Valentine's day cards with this free video clip.
Who needs Hallmark? Here are some tips on how to choose a doily color for your own Valentine's day cards with this free video clip.
Who needs Hallmark? Here are some tips on how to glue a doily to your own Valentine's day cards with this free video clip.
Who needs Hallmark? Here are some tips on how to sign your own Valentine's day cards with this free video clip.
Who needs Hallmark? Here are some tips on how to add stamps to your own Valentine's day cards with this free video clip.
Who needs Hallmark? Here are some tips on how to give your handmade Valentine's day card to someone with this free video clip.
Every February, men, women and children of all ages prepare for the holiday that involves gift giving, chocolate, carefully designed cards and love: Valentine's Day. Though the holiday itself has a long and torrid history starting somewhere around the beginning of the 19th century, Americans enjoy a version of the holiday that focuses more on gifts and expressions of love than on the religious or more traditional aspects associated with the day. Men woo their ladies with cards, flowers, and various other presents while children typically partake in less expensive versions of expression at school. Through this sort of exchange, kids can learn about giving, sharing, expressing love and thanks as well as picking up a few neat arts and crafts skills along the way. Construction paper, scissors and some markers are about all your kids need to make homemade cards for their friends and family members.
In this free instructional video clip series, our expert will show you some very simple methods for making homemade arts and crafts with your kids for the Valentine's Day holiday. Help your child use simple tools like scissors, markers and paper products to create simple cards for friends. Heart shaped cards, stuffed valentines, card holders and much more are explained and demonstrated for your children to watch and duplicate for their secret crush. Let's just hope the little red-headed girl doesn't forget to check under her desk!
Matt Cail Matt Cail is a painter, makeup artist and cartoonist who grew up drawing Dracula. While in college, he acted in, directed and designed the University of Washington's campus haunted house. During this time, Cail also began to create oil paintings. <BR /><BR />Cail currently offers his art through two commercial websites: www.homepaintings.biz and www.horrorart.biz, where he takes commissions, sells paintings, caricatures, and other drawings. He draws cartoons and comic strips, which are online at www.horrorcomicstrip.com.dkdk
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