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Akram's Ideas: Vintage Pack-o-Fun Valentine Crafts

Vintage Pack-o-Fun Valentine Crafts

Valentine’s Day is only a few weeks away and that means now is the time to get your craft on if you plan on making your loved ones something special.

In the coming days I plan to share some fun valentine ideas for you, but today I wanted to share some pages from to vintage Pack-o-Fun booklets I thrifted not to long ago.

These fun little books are the February issue of both 1959 and 1960. Each booklet contains several crafts that are not only easy to make but usually made by recycling household items, like bottles and toilet paper rolls.

1959 February issue of Pack-o-Fun
1959 February issue of Pack-o-Fun
Fun valentines ideas for the whole family
Fun valentines ideas for the whole family
Fun valentines ideas for the whole family
Great use for plastic containers. Not just ice cream, but yogurt and cool whip.
Fun valentines ideas for the whole family
Hat show skit from a pervious year

While not all these crafts are practical in our modern day, with a little reworking they could be applicable. At the very least they maybe something fun for the kiddos out there, to do.

I’m not sure if I will be making any of these projects, I did enjoy going through the booklet and seeing all the fun crafts and photos from years gone by. I always like seeing what average life was like in the past.

1959 February issue of Pack-o-Fun
1960 February issue of Pack-o-Fun
golden anniversary party
Not all valentine crafts, here are some ideas for a golden anniversary party.
Great ideas for scrap yarn
Great ideas for scrap yarn
Bottle crafts, now this one I could see using.
Bottle crafts, now this one I could see using.

Like I said earlier I plan to post some cool valentine ideas very soon, along with a big announcement. So, you’ll want to stay tuned to Akram’s Ideas later this week and next.

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Akram Taghavi-Burris

designer, writer, educator, tech nerd, crafter, baker, sewer and vintage collector, who Brings Creative & Crazy Ides to Life.

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