Cut photo out in a heart shape. Glue photo to the front of the card, center it and put it high enough to allow space for the bow at the bottom (see photo).

Lay down some newspaper, wax paper, or other paper and set your card on that to catch excess glitter. Use glue to pipe a thick border around the photo. Sprinkle the glitter generously over the glue border, be sure to completely cover all of the glue. Let dry about 20 minutes.

While the glue is drying, tie your ribbon into a bow and trim off the long ends.

Once the glue is dry, carefully lift the card up and tap off all excess glitter.

Note to parents: Use the newspaper to funnel the excess glitter back into your glitter container to use on another project.

Place a dab of glue onto the back of the ribbon and adhere to the card under your photo.

Tip: Change the color of the card stock, and even the ribbon, to use this idea for other holidays, such as Mother's Day, Christmas, and birthdays!

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