Who can guess what this is?
Yesterday I began to tease you with a photo that was at the center of my "Victorian Puzzle Purse Valentine" that came from my beloved Mickey. I have never seen anything folded quite so clever and I am a Victorian cat! Tonight I made my own with a 9 inch square sheet of reversable paper. A 12 inch sheet works well also and gives a bit bigger purse. Click on the name and it will take you to a step by step tutorial. It looks daunting but it is really simple! Make sure your folds are well measured and folded down crisp. This is the purrrrfect card for writing secret notes to someone special:) To read more about Victorian Valentine rituals click here!
Good Morning Sunshine!!!! Are you having a delightful snooze inside a jacket? You look so snuggly and happy :)
ReplyDeleteI am so happy you liked my little card. It is a fun craft to do and I thought you would appreciate it. Sweet dreams my Dear, I will se you later :)
Purrs Moonshine
What a sweet Valentine from your grand Mickey. It does look hard to do though. Maybe Shade could try it, she's a little more creative than I.
ReplyDeleteYou look very cosy and warm in your nest. :)
Goldie
But I don't have a purse to keep it in?
ReplyDeleteOh that's very cool! Maybe I will make My Marie one for next Valentine's day! :) Oh and Miss Peach, Isis says you need a kitten count down thingy! ;)
ReplyDeletePurrs,
Ramses
Sweet Miss Peach, all snugly. :) Your Valentine from Mickey is so pretty. My paper folding skills are not very good, but I love to read about Victorian traditions. I hope you and Mommy Karla have a lovely happy day!
ReplyDeleteLove and Purrs,
Lorianna
Oh, speaking of Victorians... Here are some Victorian plant favorites that will grow in a warm dry climate with a bit of watering of course. :)
ReplyDeleteEvening Primrose, Morning Glory Heliotrope (Annual),Sunflowers, Daisies,Yucca Plant, Hens and Chicks, and Lavender.
Hugs,
Lorianna
What a wonderful valentine from your Mickey! (and just perfect for a ladycat such as yourself. ;)) I'll have to see if mommy can give this a try one day. She likes to do new crafts.
ReplyDeleteYou look so adorable all snuggled in that picture! Purrrs!
that is soooo cute! what a thoughtful and lovely gift indeed. i have an award for you Miss Peach, please pop over and collect it, we can share a pot of tea whilst you are there too! xxx
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a really fun craft Miss Peach. Mom does needlepoint and crochet but has not tried paper crafts (yet).
ReplyDeleteYou look so snuggly and warm in your blanket.
What a cute idea! I like the little surprise inside.
ReplyDeleteWe love your puzzle purse, momma does Origami and it is very similar! ~Queen Snickers
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful valentine! He knows so well to send a victorian valentine for you!
ReplyDeleteThat is a very very very sweet and lovely Valentine from Mickey!
ReplyDelete*sigh* he is the nicest kitty
Miss Peach, you look so snuggly and warm in your special space. I don't think I could do the paper folding thingie but I appreciate it. So beuatiful. Sweet dreams in your tiny little bed.
ReplyDeleteLove and purrs,
Your special friend, Normie.
That is a lovely Valentine! I like the folding. I really like your blanket though!
ReplyDeleteWe hadn't seen the other post so we guessed: "a peach burrito" - hahahahahahahahaha
ReplyDeleteWowie, kool beaniez, Miss Peachy! Mickey gaved you such a kool Valentine! And that's a preshus pickshure of you all snuggled up and cozy.
ReplyDeleteThankies so much fur comin to my Gotcha Day Pawtay! And I'm still lovin those fabyoolus Evil Coffee Stirrurs!
Lotsa love and kittyhugs and purrs from MaoMaoMaoMao!
This is so great~! Miss Peach~!!
ReplyDeleteMichico says she will be try this soon~!!!!
And I LOVE the photo of you today, it looks you have a great nap spot~!!!
What a great valentine that Mickey sent you. He certainly knows his way to your heart. You look so lovely snuggled under your quilt.
ReplyDeleteTiki, Tavi, Cody and Camie
That is just the cutest thing! How sweet of Mickey ...
ReplyDeleteThat's some very fancy folding! I've never seen anything like that before. How wonderful.
ReplyDeleteCindy at Rosehaven Cottage
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