For this craft you can really use any piece of artwork you want. It could even be a way to repurpose some of that artwork your child brought home and you have been wondering how to properly cherish. If you go that route, just skip step one. 1. Lay a sheet of tissue paper on top of newspaper and paint anything. Feel free to add glitter or whatever you fancy. If you don't have tissue paper, you can use newspaper or any paper you have. If the tissue paper sticks to the newsprint or tears after it dries don't worry about it. You can either keep the newsprint attached or mend the paper later. 2. When the paint is dry fold the paper in half again and again until you have a square about 4" x 4". Then fold in half one more time and cut a half heart along the folded side so it opens into a big pile of heart cut-outs. 3. Cut construction paper into quarters and glue one heart to each piece. Then personalize with a message around the heart or on the back. Find more Valentines Day ideas on our Valentines Day Pinterest Board.

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