Valentine's FiVers

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Definitely under £5, possibly under £2 :j

Free printables at iheartnaptime.com - the 'I'm bananas for you' is brilliant for a jokey valentine's and very healthy too :rotfl:

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Notonthehighstreet.com have some Timbergrams you can write on and then send through the post as normal - £3.50 each (p&p £1.75) :lovethoug

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Who has the key to your heart? A couples key ring on Amazon at £4.99 (free delivery) :heartpuls

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To toast the love of your life a bubbly Heart champagne flute £4.99 (p&p 50p) on Amazon :smileyhea

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Love Heart sweets are fairly traditional for Valentine's and wedding favours :rotfl: but these are cute mini ones in a Limited Edition Traditional tin!

On Amazon at £4.99 (p&p free) and £3.99 (p&p free) on Budget Bargains.

BUT in Sainsbury's at the moment they are selling them for £2.50 :j I know because I bought some, but don't tell him :shhh::shhh:;)

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Possibly the weirdest one this year :rotfl: A heart shaped vibrating massage sponge, supposedly for bathtime RedSave £4.40

A high quality heart shaped bath sponge with a discreet removable waterproof vibrating massager.
Whether wet or dry, with or without vibrations – Enjoy a sensuous bath or shower! Apply with your favourite soap or lotion when bathing and it will make you feel relaxed and help release tension and ease your aches and pains. The powerful massager can massage any part of your body, relieves back pain, muscle tension and more...
Vibrator can be used alone without sponge for personal massage...
Features:

• Ease aches and pains
• Waterproof vibrating massager
• Massager can be used separately :eek::o

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Aw a cute one from RedSave again, for £2.13;

This great novelty gift is a little red badge similar to the ones that prefects used to wear at school, only this one reads “Perfect”!

Is it a Freudian slip, or are you really perfect?!

Packaged in a smart black box with the words “For someone who’s perfect” stamped on the lid. A great gift for that perfect someone – or someone just thinks they are!

Features

• Perfect Badge
• 3cm pin badge like the old school badges
• Printed with “Perfect”
• Comes in a presentation box
• Perfect present for Mr or Mrs Perfect!

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Lots of cool personalised prints at gettingpersonal.co.uk, from £3.99 for A5, £4.99 for A4.

HayleyBelle2014

I don't know what to get my boyfriend this year but there are some good free Valentine's competitions around. I entered us into a Facebook one with BrandAlleyUK to win a £50 voucher to spend on new clothes for us - think they're giving away 5 lots so worth a go. Hope this helps everyone. x

Nenen

My dh loves puzzles so this year I have created a little booklet of special, personal puzzles for him using several of the different puzzle generators on this website:
http://puzzlemaker.discoveryeducation.com/CrissCrossSetupForm.asp?campaign=flyout_teachers_puzzle_crisscross

I printed them, then hole punched the pages and bound them together with red ribbon between two pieces of thin card. I decorated the front, giving it the title, 'Valentine - it's no puzzle why I love you'


The puzzles I made included:

A crossword where all the clues were based on our lives together (e.g. the clue for 1 down was 'The place we first met').

A wordsearch titled 'I love you because you are...' and then created a wordsearch of all his best qualities (kind, caring, funny etc)

Fallen phrase - a quote from the song we had our first dance to on our wedding day

A double puzzle of anagrams of his hobbies, interests, favourite authors etc that when completed will reveal the phrase, 'I love you with all my heart'

Letter Tiles - to spell the names of our children

cryptogram - I wrote a sentence to express my love for him,

Hidden message - I made a list of all the different places we have been together and these revealed the message, 'Wherever we may be, as long as we are together then my world is complete'

Finally - I made an acrostic of his name using this website: http://www.netrover.com/~kingskid/poetry/acrostic_poem.htm

Obviously, the cost was just the paper, card, ribbon and printing ink.

I know it's a bit 'teacherish' (that's what comes of being a primary school teacher for more years than I care to admit to) but I hope he won't feel it's too childish - Fingers crossed he will like it!