12 Feb 5

Heart-Shaped Valentine Fortune Cookies

Heart-Shaped Valentine's Fortune Cookies
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Heart-Shaped Valentine's Fortune Cookies

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I thought I am going to stop making Valentine’s project for this year as it is just a few days away, but when I saw Martha Stewart’s Felt Fortune Cookies in her book: Martha Stewart’s Handmade Holiday Crafts: 225 Inspired Projects for Year-Round Celebrations and her website, I couldn’t stop myself for not adapting the method and make them into heart-shaped valentine fortune cookies.

The tutorial is easy and the process is quick to make. What really inspired me is that we can slip some candies into the felt cookies…. simply a marvelous idea for some sweat treats for your loved ones or for your valentine guests. For your convenient, I have also prepared a 20 love notes printable for you to download and print.

Oh…. I almost forgot to mention this, you can always make this heart-shaped fortune cookies for any occasion as a little gift for your guest, particularly, as a door gift in a wedding reception :)

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  4. Meem says:January 9, 2013 at 4:30 am

    Thank you for the Valentine fortune cookie pattern. It will be a hit with my family and the children I know. I enjoy reading about The Quilt Show and learn many many things. Alex helped me to learn to applique. Many thanks.

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