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Crafting with Dudes: How to Make Victorian-Inspired Valentines

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An array of crafting supplies used to make Crafting with Dudes: Victorian Valentines!

1 An array of crafting supplies used to make Crafting with Dudes: Victorian Valentines!

Lino! Inappropriate use of the glue stick.

2 Lino! Inappropriate use of the glue stick.

Steve has a big heart.

3 Steve has a big heart.

Lino, crafting away.

4 Lino, crafting away.

The guys made great use of the supplies given to them!

5 The guys made great use of the supplies given to them!

Lino decided to use some things from his wallet in his Valentine. Creative!

6 Lino decided to use some things from his wallet in his Valentine. Creative!

Steve made a pop-out card... and put his Spanish skills to use.

7 Steve made a pop-out card... and put his Spanish skills to use.

The back of Lino's card.

8 The back of Lino's card.

Our two romantic, crafty gentlemen.

9 Our two romantic, crafty gentlemen.

Maura, Lino, Terri and Steve-- wishing everyone a happy Valentine's Day!

10 Maura, Lino, Terri and Steve-- wishing everyone a happy Valentine's Day!

This Valentine's Day edition of "Crafting with Dudes" was extra special because our very own crafty lady Maura Madden, author of "Crafternoon", was recently featured in the February issue of Living and as a guest on "The Martha Stewart Show". We're so proud!

She joined us in studio today to create some sweet Victorian-inspired valentines alongside "Morning Living" engineer Steve Gonzalez and Lino Rulli, host of "The Catholic Guy" on Sirius XM's The Catholic Channel. You'll see that they got quite creative with construction paper, doilies, and vintage clip art we found online. If the dudes' cards don't inspire you, you can check out dozens more ideas for crafty valentines featured on our website.

More "Crafting with Dudes" projects:
How to Turn a Page of a Magazine into a Gift Bow

How to Make Paper Flowers 

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