Etsy Love: Valentine’s Day cards

While a big box of chocolates or a huge bouquet of roses can be a nice gift for Valentine’s Day, sometimes the sweetest gesture is a simple card. It’s short, sweet and from the heart, just like these eight cute finds from Etsy…

*”Sweet Valentine,” $4, from DebbieDrawsFunny.
*”Thank you for loving me, hangriness and all,” $3, from WildPreciousPrints.
*”Ugh, thanks a lot…,” $4.50, from seaandlake.
*”You’ve caged my heart,” $4, from TurtlesSoup.
*”I whaley love you,” $4.50, from augustandoak.
*”I can’t believe…,” $4.50, from OrangeCricket.
*”I think I’ll keep you,” $4.50 from seaandlake.
*”Let’s watch something on Netflix…,” $3.95, from GreySquirrelDesigns.

Which one is your favorite, friends? xoxo

P.S. And perhaps the most important reminder of all. 🙂

10 Valentine’s Day gift ideas for kids

A giant stuffed panda because when you’re four-years-old, that is the definition of true love, $56.59.

This sequin heart cardigan to keep them warm for the rest of the winter, $36.99.

Amour bobby pin set to go with above cardigan, $9.95.

These adorable kitty slippers for lazy weekends, $7.95.

Conversation heart crayons to bring out their artistic side, $8.95.

A personalized iPhone case, so they’ll remember to call more, $33.

This heart-and-arrows pencil set for writing letters the old-fashioned way, $1 each.

Pretty pink polish for a mani-pedi session, $19.99.

A book of funny Valentine’s Day mad libs because it’s both fun and secretly a bit educational, $3.01.

And of course, Dylan’s Candy Bar Kiddie Cup because, really, all they want is candy, $9.

P.S. More gifts for kids and the rest of the Valentine’s Day 2015 Gift Guide.

Heart-shaped cupcakes

You really didn’t think I would let Valentine’s Week slip by without the mention of a sweet treat, did you, friends? Surely, you know me better than that.

These heart-shaped cupcakes would make the perfect little treat for yourself, wouldn’t they? Add a tall glass of milk and my Valentine’s Day dreams would be fulfilled! xoxo

P.S. A new Gift Guide and Open Letter are coming your way shortly! 🙂

10 Valentine’s Day gift ideas for him

The Man Cave Book so he can create his own perfect space, $12.42.

A box of tasty snacks to satisfy their sweet tooth, $70 and up.

Mountain Man candle for a pine-fresh scent indoors, $17.10.

A subscription to his favorite magazine, like Rolling Stone, $29.95.

This pixel heart changing mug so he’ll think of you every morning, $11.99.

A case of spicy beef jerky for late-night snacks, $24.99.

You’re The Spring In My Step because it describes you two perfectly, $8.89.

This “Hello There, Handsome” pillow for lazy Sundays, $29.

A leather wallet since he’s always losing everything, $42.

And of course, a funny card because it’s, well, so very, very, very true, $4.50.

10 Valentine’s Day gift ideas for her

The love-filled, candy-heart countdown has begun! With Valentine’s Day just four days away, the pressure might be on to find that perfect gift. But have no fear! Whether you’re looking for a romantic gift for your hard-to-buy-for husband or a sweet surprise to let your mom know you’re thinking of her, my Valentine’s Day gift guides have you covered! Look for a new installment every day this week, starting with these 10 amazing gifts for her. First up: What I Love About You By Me book, so you can tell her exactly how you feel, $10…

A funny mug because, well, it’s true ($20)…

Some temporary tattoos to remind your BFF of your childhood adventures, $5 for set of two.

A subscription to Candy Club for delicious and yummy goodies every month, starting at $19.99.

A classic pink nail polish from Essie since pink is her all-time favorite color, $8.50

Tiny heart ring because they’ll always have your heart, $43.

This apricot and rose diffuser to bring the beautiful scent of spring indoors, $50.

Colorful scarf to go with her colorful personality, $68.

A conversation heart necklace to keep the dialogue going, $84. You can also upgrade and personalize your heart.

The Forget-Me-Not Garden in a Bag because it’s so much more creative than your average bouquet of flowers anyway, $14.