DIY: Owl Be Your Valentine Card

Laura is a London based designer who is also the author of this craft blog where she shares wonderful free tutorials, tips and tricks. She recently created this diy project that'll help you make your own "owl always love you" card that's ideal to give to your sweetheart on valentine's day or your anniversary. The card can be made using paper or felt, I personally like felt version better as it gives the flat surface more depth and dimension.

Get the step by step instructions and print the templates for making the card from here.

Owl Love You Cake Pops + Printable Tags

Valentine's day is only a week ago, and I have many more fun crafts, freebies, tutorials and recipes to share with you all. Today's first valentine-themed feature is this prefect tutorial by Karyn of Pint Sized Baker on how to make "owl love you" cake pops. It's a fun project to involve kids in assembling the star sprinkles for feet, heart candies for wings, you find the entire tutorial here. Also, there are "owl be yours" and "guess whooo loves you" tags that are free to download and to decorate your pops with.

Cute Bento Box

Make lunch fun for your little ones with these cute bento boxes by CuteZcute. These two tier bento boxes are made with food safe material in Japan and come with an elastic strap to keep the compartments together during transport. Another great feature is the top tier that doubles as a bowl! They are available in three animal designs - owl, panda and penguin. You can pick your favorite from here.

Anthropologie: Pillows

Last night, I got lost at pillows section at Anthropologie and discovered two lovely collections. Exotic Avian collection designed by one of my favorite artists Michelle Morin comes in 3 gorgeous designs- "owl", "necks" and "stork".

Amour is by a Parisian artist Florence Balducci featuring the pillows in lovely black and white prints of owls, birds and flowers. 

Mister Finch - Textile Artist From a Fairytale World

Mister Finch needs no introduction, his work has been featured on many online magazines and blogs. I wrote a post on his amazing textile creatures a while ago and ever since then I've become (like many of you) an admirer of his work. When I recently visited his website for some eye candy, I came across some of his new 'fairytale creatures' constructed using recycled materials with the same unmatched intricate detailing we all recognize in his work.

"It’s a joy to hunt for things for my work…the lost, found and forgotten all have places in what I make. Most of my pieces use recycled materials, not only as an ethical statement, but I believe they add more authenticity and charm. A story sewn in, woven in."

Take a look at his portfolio for his creations and for updates on his new work, you can follow him on Facebook.