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" With Valentine&amp;#039;s Day only a few days away, Honest Company co-founder Jessica Alba decided to make some DIY Valentines with her daughter Honor instead of buying premade ones from the store. Jessica helped kindergartener Honor cut out heart shapes, weave them with yarn, and fill them with goodies for her teachers and classmates. (Honor&amp;#039;s teachers advised against passing out candy, so the mother-daughter team filled each completed pouch with a favorite items from the Honest Company.)           Honor and I did a super fun &amp;amp;amp; easy #ValentinesDay #valentines #DIY for her class -chk it out http://blog.honest.com/kid-friendly-diy-valentines/ A photo posted by Jessica Alba (@jessicaalba) on Feb 9, 2014 at 7:47pm PST      Here&amp;#039;s how to make cards like Jessica and Honor, courtesy of Honestly...The Honest Company Blog:  Supplies  Construction paper Yarn  Kid&amp;#039;s plastic large-eye needle  Hole punch Scissors Goodies to fill the Valentines (like candy, individually-wrapped crackers or other snacks, or small crayon packs and other art supplies) Optional decorations such as pom-poms, non-toxic finger paint, rhinestones, photographs, feathers or bows Directions  1. Cut out two heart-shaped pieces of construction paper. To make sure they are both the same size, it may be easiest to cut one then use it to trace out the second prior to cutting. 2. Hold the two heart pieces back-to-back and use your hole punch to punch around the perimeter. Leave about half an inch of space between the edge of the paper and the hole so that it won&amp;#039;t rip when you sew the heart shut. 3. Cut approximately 30-inches of yarn and thread your plastic needle. Tie a knot at the end of the yarn and start sewing the two pieces together with a looping overcast stitch. 4. Continue sewing around the perimeter, leaving the last 2-3 inches unsewn. 5. Stuff your heart with the contents of your snacks or treats, then sew the remaining section closed. Depending on the look you are going for, you can seal it up with a small knot or by tying a decorative bow. 6. Decorate! Let the kids go wild and add their own creative flair to the Valentines.  Tell us: What kind of valentines are your kids giving this year?  -----  Check this out: 5 Things You Didn&amp;#039;t Know About Valentine&amp;#039;s Day Hearts         Plus: See more of our pretty handy project ideas \u00BB   Valentine&amp;#039;s Day crafts \u00BB  The ultimate Valentine&amp;#039;s Day gift guide \u00BB  5 Valentine&amp;#039;s Day gift ideas for food lovers \u00BB   16 best Valentine&amp;#039;s Day cookie and cupcake recipes \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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