Hey friends- Thanks for your love on my DIY American Girl Doll Bed that I made for the Monthly DIY Challenge earlier this week. I had so much fun with my first “real” building project and I’m glad you liked it, too! Now, since Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, I wanted to share my version of a Valentine with YOU; it’s a free printable that’s available in two color combos, and honestly, I think you could display it all year!
I got the idea for this print the other day when I picked up my son from preschool. His teacher said to me, “I saw you walking into Target the other day and you had the biggest smile on your face. I could tell you were going to your happy place.” HA! It’s totally the truth. I looooooove Target and regularly find excuses to go there. (On that particular day, my son needed a new set of Pokemon cards (I made him pay for them himself, by the way), so we really needed to get over there.)
And let’s be honest, I am not the only one who feels this way about Target. Most women I know share this affection for the big box retailer in red. I bet you’re one of them. So download a copy of this All You Need is Love 8×10 printable in the color combo of your choice, print it at home or at your local print shop, pop in a frame and enjoy!
This would be a fun gift to give your girlfriends for Valentine’s Day, too! Just click here to download:
Love and Target Black & White Print
Love and Target Pink & Red Print
These prints are for personal use only, please! I hope you enjoy them! Please “pin” to share the love!
Love and Target; what more could a girl need?
Happy Valentine’s Day, friends!
Bre
melanie says
I can’t get by the “dollar spot” at target with out putting a few… maybe several… items in my cart. There is something about “$1, $3.00 and $5” that just makes me neeeed it!
Thanks for the printable! I think I will run to target and look for a frame.😉
Bre says
Hahaha me too! Man, that dollar spot gets me EVERY single time!! Earlier this week I bought a bunch of tassels that I have no use for, but at least they were actually only one dollar! 🙂