Hello crafters,
Happy Friday to you! It’s the first Fan Mail Friday in February, and we are so excited to share these gorgeous valentines that you sent in this week. We love each and every one of these wonderful cards. Thank you all for thinking of us and taking the time to make something so special, and mail it to our office. We adore all of the vintage, old-world cards with pink, red, white, hearts and frills! There’s just something about valentines!
Come admire this week’s offerings!
Candis won one of our Win It Wednesday prizes and sent us a thank you valentine! This gorgeous card features her toy poodle, Mr. T!
Valentine’s Day is Leigh Jean’s favorite time to send cards! She made her version of an antique valentine, and we think that it is just beautiful.
Cynthia said that everyone was getting a valentine from her including the postman, CVS cashier and friends at the delicatessen!
Our friend Marie said that the Flower Cart Finishing School Craft Box “has to be the BEST ever!” Thank you for much for the wonderful valentine.
Take a look at Diane’s incredible valentines. Along with the 2 beautiful cards, Diane sent a great note and let us know the happy news that her daughter is engaged, and that she heard our shoutout on HSN!
Thank you, thank you for this week’s fan mail! If you would like to submit something for next week’s Fan Mail Friday, you can sent it to us at 99 Armour Drive NE, Atlanta, GA 30324. We look forward to hearing from you and seeing what you come up with next!
Have a wonderful weekend, and be sure to join us on Wednesday for our next AGTV show Simply Charming on February 8th, 2023 at 12pm EST!
Bye for now,
Anna
52 comments
Such beauty! What a wonderful start to the weekend!
Anna,
You bring out so much love and beauty from all the crafters.
The cards are beautiful!
Kara
Just lovely creations
Some much beautiful cards. Great job everyone. Everyone have a great weekend and stay safe. May God bless you all.
What beautiful cards and inspiration- special thanks to Leigh Jean for the Kirigami Heart, I was thinking they should make a die but your solution worked it out!