Paper Valentine's card with a confession book

The original valentine from paper will be a symbolic gift for February 14 on Valentine's Day, and an unusual little book in the form of a heart (located inside) will keep all the warmest words and declarations of love.

You'll need:

[INDENT]Sheets of office paper (red, pink)
A bright page from a glossy magazine
PVA glue
Scissors
Ribbon[/INDENT]

1. Cut a rectangle from a piece of paper (red). It should be about 20 centimeters wide and 10 centimeters long. Fold in half along the width.

2. Draw a heart on the front side. The side part on the fold line should remain intact, thanks to which the two halves will be joined together.

3. Cut out the shape along the contour. You have two joined hearts.

4. Cut out several hearts from pink paper that are smaller than the red one. Make one of the same size from the glossy paper. Put them all together and fold them in half.

5. Unfold back. Smear a thin strip of glue on the center of the pink hearts and glue them together. Fold them in half and carefully trim the rough edges. They can serve as decorations for the appearance of the card.

6. Glue the heart from the magazine on top. You have a colorful cover.

7. Write a confession, wish, or other warm words on each inside page. Glue the resulting book inside the Valentine's card.

8. Sign the cover.

9. Use a hole punch (needle, thick needle) to make holes for the ribbon on the right side of both halves of the red heart. Insert the ribbon. Burn the edges of the ribbon. Tie a bow.

10. Glue pink paper scraps to the front side.

It takes about thirty minutes to make a paper valentine. Even children from 10 years old can make a bright mini-present (with a book for wishes inside) for their friends.