Nothing says “Happy Valentine’s Day” like some homemade love. The boys and I spent about an hour making Valentine’s Day cards for their various parties next week. Our key ingredients: red card stock, some paint we had on-hand, and old Valentine’s Day cookie cutters. Oh, and a hefty dose of glitter.
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Kirsten W. Larson used to work with rocket scientists at NASA. Now she writes books for curious kids. She’s the author of WOOD, WIRE, WINGS: Emma Lilian Todd Invents an Airplane, illustrated by Tracy Subisak (Calkins Creek, 2020), A TRUE WONDER: The Comic Book Her Who Changed Everything, illustrated by Katy Wu (Clarion, 2021); THE FIRE OF STARS: The Life and Brilliance of the Woman Who Discovered What Stars are Made of, illustrated by Katherine Roy (Chronicle, 2023), THIS IS HOW YOU KNOW, illustrated by Cornelia Li (Little, Brown, 2024) and THE LIGHT OF RESISTANCE, illustrated by Barbara McClintock (Roaring Brook, 2023) along with 25 other nonfiction books for kids. She's a geek, LEGO lover, and sock enthusiast. Find her at kirsten-w-larson.com or on Twitter/Instagram @KirstenWLarson.
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Nothing says “Happy Valentine’s Day” like some homemade love. The boys and I spent about an hour making Valentine’s Day cards for their various parties next week. Our key ingredients: red card stock, some paint we had on-hand, and old Valentine’s Day cookie cutters. Oh, and a hefty dose of glitter.
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Cute idea.
Well, you know my options are limited with the Cricut. Ha, ha.