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A Super Easy Project...I'd seen something like this back in December at Just a Girl and stored it away in my brain because it is too easy not to have some for all holidays!:
http://j-a-girl.blogspot.com/2008/12/because-im-not-busy-enough.html
Grab an old frame...some scrap paper...a wooden word for $00.50 at the craft store...some scissors and glue. Trace the glass on the paper...cut out a few hearts in a coordinating paper...put in frame...glue word on outside of glass...find a good place to put it. Get in the Valentine Mood.
(The so cute new apron with polka dots and ruffles is from my friend Suzanne! Thank you! I love it!)
A similar more time consuming framed paper idea: On Martha Stewart they also made scrapbook Paper Landscapes and framed them...I'll try those soon also:
http://www.marthastewart.com/article/scrapbook-paper-landscapes?lnc=535a7dbc53cee010VgnVCM1000003d370a0aRCRD&rsc=taxonomylist_crafts_paper-crafts