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anatomical heart cards

January 9th, 2009 in digital cutters by 16 Comments

My history with Valentines Day projects is a long one. Even back in grade school I made my own Valentines for classmates. I’d check out books from the library with Victorian cherubs and filigree hearts. I’d trace them on parchment and then write sentiments in caligraphy, roll them up, and tie with a ribbon. OMG, they must have thought I was crazy putting those along side their dime store valentines. I was.

Years later, I found myself doing variations on those original valentines. Friends were always in shock to receive something that obviously took a long time too make.  I think they mistook the effort for endearment. Honestly, I just wanted to make valentines.

These anatomical heart valentines will dispel any doubt as to the exact sentiment that you have for the recipient. We don’t want to  leave room for misinterpretation. Finally, the PERFECT valentine for everyone!

I started out being sincere, but quickly went off the deep end:

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This one is big but genuine. I just wish I could make it pulse.

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This one is a bit over the top. Nothing says I love you like a giant gaudy paper heart covered with bling, chipboard, flowers, a ribbon bow, and wire scrolls. Nothing. Let’s call it “Heavy Heart”.

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This one is for that someone special, if only for a moment.

keepout.jpgThis is for someone who won’t leave you alone. Nuff said.
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This one says, “Be careful what you wish for.”

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This one is for a special child or someone who is emotionally immature.

Enjoy!
Anatomical Heart
These anatomical heart valentines will dispel any doubt as to the exact sentiment that you have for the recipient. We don't want to leave room for misinterpretation. Finally, the PERFECT valentine for everyone!
Price: $1.00


16 Comments

What a unique idea… I may have to make a few- LOVE IT! TFS :)

Rachel

1/9/2009

okay, I’m sold. This is just too great.

dawn

1/15/2009

Thank you!!!

Esther

1/16/2009

No way! That is so cool! I can’t wait to send this to my nurse friend. Thanks so much for sharing this. I’ll be linking as well.

Rachel

1/16/2009

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Wow, these are really neat! Thanks for sharing!

dj

1/16/2009

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I love this pattern and will definitely make some of these. Thanks for sharing!

BrendaLea

1/16/2009

you genius! thank you!

elizabeth

1/16/2009

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This is SO cool! I have to make these for my friends this year. :) Thanks for the template.

Paige

1/18/2009

I love this idea!

Stephanie

1/18/2009

really nice and fun idea. I might give it a try this Valentine day. Thanks for sharing.

ZrobySam(A)

1/20/2009

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omg…thats PERFECT….last year…on Valentine’s Day…..I had a heart attack and this would be great to send to my cardiologist!