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Valentine’s Day Family Mailbox

February 10, 2016 By Patti

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Valentine's Day Mail Box

Hey Lovelies!  Can you believe it’s already February?! Craziness!  But with February comes Love Day.  I just love Valentine’s Day!  I love decorating for it in my house, celebrating it, and eating all the sweets that are justified around this holiday like my Valentine’s Day Oreos!  

This Valentine’s day I wanted to come up with a new tradition for my family that would be different and fun. I wanted to make something that would lead up to the day instead of just celebrating it all on the 14th. So I came up with this Valentine’s Day family mailbox. It was super easy and cheap, it only cost me about $3.00! We set it up so that starting February 1st and leading up to the 14th we would put valentines for members of our family in the mailbox.  It could be as simple as saying thank you or I love you. Then on Valentine’s Day we’re going to open them up and read them.  I’m excited to see what we come up with!

Valentine's Day Mail Box

Here are the supplies that you will need:

  1. Foam paint brush
  2. Pink glitter
  3. Mod Podge
  4. Mailbox
  5. Valentine’s Day cards
  6. Metallic paint

I started out with a plain old mailbox that I bought from Target for $1.00.  I LOVE target!


Valentine's Day Mail Box

I used a foam brush to spread Mod Podge onto the mailbox in sections. Then I sprinkled pink glitter (that I found at Michaels) onto the Mod Podge and shook the excess off.  I then continued doing this in sections until the mailbox was covered. 

Valentine's Day Mail Box

 Valentine's Day Mail Box

Once completely covered, I used metallic Folk Art craft paint in plaid to paint my flag.  I had to use about 3 coats for it to conceal the red. I then let it dry completely and was done! 

Valentine's Day Mail Box

Really easy right?  I’m looking forward to continuing this tradition with my family for a long time. It makes Valentine’s Day more meaningful and enjoyable. 

Valentine's Day Mail Box

I hope you enjoy your Valentine’s Day family mailbox and have a Happy Valentine’s Day!  I also think you will enjoy our DIY Heart Garland and LOVE String Art posts! XOXO

Sincerely,

patti jean

 

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  1. Cara says

    February 11, 2016 at 3:28 pm

    Wow this is so cute! I have a battle with glitter, though, I always end up getting it on everything but what it’s supposed to be on-haha. Great job!

    • sincerelyjean says

      February 11, 2016 at 6:09 pm

      Thanks Cara! Yes, glitter is so hard to work with!

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