Valentine's Day 2025
- katbezner
- Feb 4
- 2 min read
Valentine’s Day has always been a sweet, sentimental holiday to me. It’s not the roses or the candlelit dinners but the cards sent with love that make it special to me. I’m sure that comes as no surprise! My Nana always has storage totes of Valentine’s card-making supplies - from doilies, stickers, and paper galore to glitter pens - my cousins, siblings, and I could spend hours at her kitchen counter making our cards. Often, we would create sets of cards to be placed on the trays for Meals on Wheels or given to residents at the nursing home.
The art and intention of sending letters is a love language for me - I love to send them and receive them in the mail. I have made several homemade cards this year with the help of my Cricut and an overabundance of craft paper. This is a cup-filler for me!
Here’s a sneak peak:
Here are some fabulous Valentine's Day treat recommendations/ideas for friends and loved ones!
Jewelry pendants made from broken Polish Pottery; or other fun, sentimental pottery pieces
*Janus Jewels is a wonderful, Amarillo local jewelry maker that offers customizable services. I highly recommend - Address: 4101 SW 34th Ave Suite E, Amarillo, TX 79109
Phone: (806) 353-1621
January Jane Valentine’s Gift Box
*Update the gift box is currently sold out, but I think the gift idea of the Saint Polaroids, especially Holy Catholic Couples is amazing and offers endless personalization.
Louis and Zelie Martin
Giana and Pietro Molla
Karl & Zita of Austria
Chiara and Enrico Petrillo
*You can pick a set of 5 - so the last option is entirely up to you!
A Book Bouquet - check out this previous post *Also contains great book recommendations!
Download and print my FREE Valentine’s Day cards from 2023 here:
Often the smallest, least expensive or unexpected gifts can leave the greatest impact! This is your challenge to send a card to someone who would really appreciate it!
Lady K's One Thing:
Hot Tea that will warm your heart! Good Earth - Sweet & Spicy Original
It was literally 80 degrees in Amarillo yesterday and this morning we had a low of 20 degrees. (TX Panhandle, I love you...kind of... no really, I do)
Love your people well,
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