So, I’ve been at it again, valentines, yep I love um! I was playing with the Kewpie heart from yesterdays freebie and came up with this:
Kewpie lollipop holder by Lindsay Weirich 2009
Then I took the leftover shimmer sprayed doilies, a pin and some buttons and came up with this:
Vintage lillipop holder by Lindsay Weirich 2009
I think they are snazzy and they are so easy to make. Here’s how:
Cut two 3" hearts out of red cardstock. I used the heart on Plantin Schoolbook cart (Cricut)
Stack the hearts and staple them on each side as shown.
Add eyelets to the sides (or just staple it), decorate it and insert a lollipop. Easy as pie!
I took the liberty to make a sheet of just the Kewpies so you can make bunch of these cuties. I left room around them so you can trim them with deco-edge scissors if you like. You can get my Kewpie heart freebie sheet here.
freebie sheet of printable kewpies!
I think they are just swell!
Until next time happy crafting!
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What a sweet project you can up with! It will certainly be a hit! Thanks for the kewpies! They are adorable!
Thank you so much for this Freebie. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in Creative Busy Hands Scrapbook Freebies Search List, under the Valentines post on Feb. 07, 2009. Thanks again.
These are so cool! Love the cupie dolls prints! Wonderful tutorial too!
Hugs~Becky
Hi Lindsay! I cased your Valentine Popsicle and you can see my creation on my blog. Thanks for the neat idea!
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Thanks Zakka!
Just found this wonderful download from you! a little late for this year ! but I’ll save it for next!! thanks for sharing!!
Thankyou for the kewpie concept, loved it Cheers Moni
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