
Supplies:
This is really easy - all you need to do is use the doily as a stencil and stipple on the paint a little bit at a time (you may need to use a toothpick to punch out some of the doily shapes if the holes aren't entirely opened). Remove the doily while the paint is still wet so it doesn't stick.
You can make a variety of designs by using the whole doily or picking out pretty details. I also decorated a few of the envelopes.


And here's an idea for a different card, cutting up and using parts of the leftover doilies (of which I had a bunch after this project - so I might have this year's card design!); these envelopes are also pretty.

What cute cards! I might try this with my kids on my art blog! Keep the great ideas coming!
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What a fun idea- I already made valentines but I can still make decorations!
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