My Bloody Valentine, Valentines

Color inkjet prints on transparency sheets.

Color Inkjet Printer
Transparency Sheets
Scissors or Exacto Knife
Scotch Tape or Super Glue

(Skip ahead to the next step if you want to use files that already made)

Things exist on the internet for free sometimes. The heart used in this tutorial is one of these:

Heart Diagram

This file is part of the Wikimedia Commons. Sort of like saying "it's cool if you've got plans for this file."

I took it into Photoshop erased the names of valves and made everything red. What a plan.

There is a JPEG attached that will print two hearts and a border on one transparency sheet. This is useful if you have two valentines.

See below for "hearts.jpg"

I've included a file with some words. You may want to personalize this experience for that special someone. Do whatever you want.

Remember that you're going to press these two transparency sheets together, this means that your text will have to be mirrored/flipped horizontal/backward/inverted, you get it.

Print this file on a second transparency sheet.

See below for "text.jpg" to use the same file as this instructable.

Press these two transparency sheets together.

Be careful.

Follow the border on the original heart print. Leave some red if you'd like.

You can tape the edge to preserve the words and the original shape of the heart print.

The ink may dry a little bit, but it will likely never dry completely. If you tape or glue the corners it may help preserve your prints.

Since you made two, you can try it both ways.

Distribute to each of your valentines.