Wood You Be Mine? Wood Heart Ornaments

Wood You Be Mine?  Romantic wood heart #Valentine ornament tutorial at I Gotta Create!


These wood heart ornaments will steal your heart! These sweet cherubs are layered on top of ribbon, painted wood, sequins, a stamp, heart button, jewel and swirled stamped sentiment. The ornament is edged with glass beads and hung with a bit of twine.


Wood You Be Mine?  Romantic wood heart #Valentine ornament tutorial at I Gotta Create!
The jewel really sparkles in the light, as do the sequins. Notice how the cherubs are outlined in gold...


Wood You Be Mine?  Romantic wood heart #Valentine ornament tutorial at I Gotta Create!


The sunlight also captures the delicate sparkle of the glass beads all along the outer edge.

A meaningful word is clipped from a magazine and glued to the cherubs.

Wood You Be Mine?  Romantic wood heart #Valentine ornament tutorial at I Gotta Create!
This version features a vintage image of a little girl spraying on mommas' perfume. The background technique really stands out on this one.

I used the crackle paint technique that is easily achieved by incorporating Elmer's glue. I wrote about that technique in the post, Summer Bliss(ter). It's super easy and I love the results.

Again, buttons, stamps, and ribbon provide additional interest and texture.

Wood You Be Mine?  Romantic wood heart #Valentine ornament tutorial at I Gotta Create!
You can write your message on the back to your sweetheart.

Wood You Be Mine?  Romantic wood heart #Valentine ornament tutorial at I Gotta Create!


Whether by sunlight or candlelight, the sweet-sparkly nature of these beautiful little Valentines are delightful!  Wouldn't they also be sweet as gift tags?

Use this idea for Mother's Day and other occasions when a <3 speaks of your love or friendship. 


Be sure to link up your creations at my current linky party. Get the scoop *Here.*

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17 comments:

  1. Oh my goodness....I just wanted to come by and tell you "Love these" little hearts! How wonderful!
    Thank you for sharing!
    Leticia

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  2. SOOOO cute! You have to display them in your home, too! Hang some from your kitchen cabinet knobs! I love this vintage look! andrea@townandprairie

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  3. Another adorable project, Christina! How do you keep coming up with them?

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  4. Christina these are gorgeous - I love them xx Nat

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  5. Very cute! I would say I like the crackled one best :) and I LOVED the tin foil roses!

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  6. Super cute! I love all the detail.

    Dee

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  7. Love the hearts. But then you always so such wonderful art work. I like the crackled one the best. Thanks for sharing your creative inspirations at Sunday's Best!

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  8. They are gorgeous! Thanks for linking up to Share the Love Wednesday!
    Mary

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  9. Hi Christina
    I hopped over from Vintage Wanna Bee's link party. Your wooden heart caught my eye -- it is adorable. I love your use of glue to create the crackling effect. I am a new follower and look forward to your upcoming projects. Hope you can come visit me at
    http://altered-artworks.blogspot.com.

    I also created vintage Valentine projects.

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  10. These nostalgia hearts are wonderful! Nice work :)

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  11. That is adorable! I would love for you to share it at my Valentines party @ www.cheapcraftymama.com!

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  12. Just stopping by from the Linky Party Hop. I hope you will visit www.laughterandgrace.com and follow back.

    Thanks!!

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  13. What a lovely idea! Thank you for sharing this at my simply creations link party!

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  14. Oh, so romantic!
    Love your hearts, Christina!

    (Visiting from Nifty-Thrifty)

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  15. this looks like it was a lot of fun to make. HAPPPY VALENTINES

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  16. How lovely! Thanks for sharing at oopsey daisy!

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  17. You're right these creations DID steal my heart! Thanks so much for linking up on Fabulous Friday.

    Warmly, Michelle

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Thank you for taking time out of your busy day to talk to me. I love hearing from you and read every comment! <3 Christina

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