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The document provides instructions for making three romantic gifts for Valentine's Day: 1. A lightbulb filled with wire heart cutouts and attached to a wooden base with a love note. 2. Memory candles created by soaking photocopied images on contact paper and adhering them to glass candle holders. 3. Playing cards labeled with "52 Reasons I Love You" and threaded onto rings to create a book.

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Camille L. Pascual BBTE-IT 3-2n
The Objectives: The objectives of this PowerPoint presentation is to teach the learners how to make romantic gift for their love ones in simple ways especially that valentines day is already coming. It can also be a good drill or exercise for MAPEH Classes. To help learners to think outside the box that from simple materials to a lovable things.
THE FIRST GIFT materials: 1. red thin gauge wire (available at craft stores) 2. light bulb (any standard incandescent bulb with a regular size base will do..no fluorescent or halogen bulbs) 3. pliers 4. screwdriver 5. safety goggles 6. scrap piece of wood or wood cube (craft stores usually sell wood for crafts and would have a small square or chunky piece that would work) 7. 2 pins 8. paper and pen (or type written message) 9. wire cutters 10. hammer and nail (optional- if you are using soft balsa or craft wood these are not necessary) 11. hot glue gun VALENTINE LIGHTBULB
Instructions 1. prepare a surface on a work table for hollowing out the bulb. make sure the area is large because little chunks might jump off the base when you crack the glass. 2. follow these instructions on how to hollow out the light bulb fromteamdroid.com. these are easy to follow instructions that also give good tips on safety and procedure.
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3. when you have your bulb ready, clean the outside carefully and put it to the side somewhere where it is protected from breaking. 4. cut a ten inch piece of wire to make a heart filament. fold the wire in half to create a sharp crease, then unfold. about an inch from the crease, take both loose wire ends and loop both wires around to create the heart halves. then pull both wires back down, overlapping the center of the crease and extending beyond the heart shape. you may want to tweak the heart halves a little to get heart shape that you like. your heart should be about 1/2 wide so it will fit through the base of the bulb pretty easily.
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5. if you want two or more heart filaments in your bulb, repeat step 5 one or more times. 6. take your filaments to your bulb and hold them up to see how long the stems need to be to have the heart filaments positioned in roughly the center of the bulb. use your pliers to cut the extra wire off the ends. also test that they fit int o your bulb without having to smush them or distort the shapes. if that is the case, make them smaller. 7. if your wood is soft, you should be able to poke the wire filaments down into the top of the wood and they will stay in position. if you are using a firmer wood, use a hammer and nail to create a small guide hole. then remove the nail and push the wire down into the hole. you may want to secure these with glue as well.
8. now fit your glass bulb over the filaments and glue the bulb down to the wood at the base. 9. use the pins to attach your love note or message to the front of the piece of wood. YOURE DONE!!
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Making Memory Candles 1. The first thing you want to do is find images that you want to use. Old black and white photos work best because of the high contrast. When you photocopy the image, play around with the contrast and resolution controls on the copier to get the results you desire. Again, high contrast works best. Oh, and it won't work with inkjet printers. Either photocopy the images or print using a laser printer. The Second Gift
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2. Cut a piece of the transparent contact paper (usually found with the shelf-liner papers at discount stores) to fit over your photo layout. 3. Peel the backing from the contact paper and place the photocopied image ink-side to the sticky side of the contact paper. If there is any excess sticky parts of the contact paper, adhere plain white paper to it. 4. Burnish or rub the contact paper to the inked parts of the photocopy. It's best to do this from the paper side instead of the plastic contact paper side. Be careful to rub all of the areas of the image where there is ink.
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Trim the contact-paper-covered print out to size. Please note: It works best to let the contact paper wrap around the candleholder completely.
Next, soak the paper-covered plastic in a sink of warm water for at least 7 minutes.
Some of the paper may begin to fall off on its own. Working under running water, carefully roll your thumb and/or fingers over the inked plastic to remove all of the paper. Don't rub too hard or the ink will start to come off.
After all the paper is removed, allow the strip to dry, inked (and soon-to-be-sticky- again) side up on a table or counter. As long as the contact paper is wet, it isn't sticky. As it dries, the tackiness will return. You may see bits of paper you missed when the piece was wet. If this happens, just work with it under running water, using your thumb to rub off all traces of paper.
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Finally, adhere the inked contact paper to a clean and dry glass votive holder. Add a candle... and tah-dah!
Don't be limited to just photos...you can do this with a cherished letter (photocopy!) or a quote that you really like. Or a combination of photo with a quote. It's so much fun. Give it a try!
"52 Reasons I Love You" Cards The Third Gift
1. Find some playing cards! Have a pre- aged Vintage look. 2. Scuff them up with some sandpaper to give them a used feel as well as a used look. INSTRUCTIONS
3. Create a template with one of the spare cards (for example one of the Jokers) 4. Punch two holes in each cards using the template as a guide
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5. Create your reasons labels to attach to the cards - detailed information below. Use another Joker card to create the front cover. 6. Using double sided tape and/or glue - attach the inserts to the cards. Using glue will take longer to dry and will stiffen the cards up adding more dimension
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7. Create all 52 of your reasons cards and let the glue dry. 8. Thread onto book rings And youre DONE
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  • 1. Camille L. Pascual BBTE-IT 3-2n
  • 2. The Objectives: The objectives of this PowerPoint presentation is to teach the learners how to make romantic gift for their love ones in simple ways especially that valentines day is already coming. It can also be a good drill or exercise for MAPEH Classes. To help learners to think outside the box that from simple materials to a lovable things.
  • 3. THE FIRST GIFT materials: 1. red thin gauge wire (available at craft stores) 2. light bulb (any standard incandescent bulb with a regular size base will do..no fluorescent or halogen bulbs) 3. pliers 4. screwdriver 5. safety goggles 6. scrap piece of wood or wood cube (craft stores usually sell wood for crafts and would have a small square or chunky piece that would work) 7. 2 pins 8. paper and pen (or type written message) 9. wire cutters 10. hammer and nail (optional- if you are using soft balsa or craft wood these are not necessary) 11. hot glue gun VALENTINE LIGHTBULB
  • 4. Instructions 1. prepare a surface on a work table for hollowing out the bulb. make sure the area is large because little chunks might jump off the base when you crack the glass. 2. follow these instructions on how to hollow out the light bulb fromteamdroid.com. these are easy to follow instructions that also give good tips on safety and procedure.
  • 6. 3. when you have your bulb ready, clean the outside carefully and put it to the side somewhere where it is protected from breaking. 4. cut a ten inch piece of wire to make a heart filament. fold the wire in half to create a sharp crease, then unfold. about an inch from the crease, take both loose wire ends and loop both wires around to create the heart halves. then pull both wires back down, overlapping the center of the crease and extending beyond the heart shape. you may want to tweak the heart halves a little to get heart shape that you like. your heart should be about 1/2 wide so it will fit through the base of the bulb pretty easily.
  • 8. 5. if you want two or more heart filaments in your bulb, repeat step 5 one or more times. 6. take your filaments to your bulb and hold them up to see how long the stems need to be to have the heart filaments positioned in roughly the center of the bulb. use your pliers to cut the extra wire off the ends. also test that they fit int o your bulb without having to smush them or distort the shapes. if that is the case, make them smaller. 7. if your wood is soft, you should be able to poke the wire filaments down into the top of the wood and they will stay in position. if you are using a firmer wood, use a hammer and nail to create a small guide hole. then remove the nail and push the wire down into the hole. you may want to secure these with glue as well.
  • 9. 8. now fit your glass bulb over the filaments and glue the bulb down to the wood at the base. 9. use the pins to attach your love note or message to the front of the piece of wood. YOURE DONE!!
  • 11. Making Memory Candles 1. The first thing you want to do is find images that you want to use. Old black and white photos work best because of the high contrast. When you photocopy the image, play around with the contrast and resolution controls on the copier to get the results you desire. Again, high contrast works best. Oh, and it won't work with inkjet printers. Either photocopy the images or print using a laser printer. The Second Gift
  • 13. 2. Cut a piece of the transparent contact paper (usually found with the shelf-liner papers at discount stores) to fit over your photo layout. 3. Peel the backing from the contact paper and place the photocopied image ink-side to the sticky side of the contact paper. If there is any excess sticky parts of the contact paper, adhere plain white paper to it. 4. Burnish or rub the contact paper to the inked parts of the photocopy. It's best to do this from the paper side instead of the plastic contact paper side. Be careful to rub all of the areas of the image where there is ink.
  • 15. Trim the contact-paper-covered print out to size. Please note: It works best to let the contact paper wrap around the candleholder completely.
  • 16. Next, soak the paper-covered plastic in a sink of warm water for at least 7 minutes.
  • 17. Some of the paper may begin to fall off on its own. Working under running water, carefully roll your thumb and/or fingers over the inked plastic to remove all of the paper. Don't rub too hard or the ink will start to come off.
  • 18. After all the paper is removed, allow the strip to dry, inked (and soon-to-be-sticky- again) side up on a table or counter. As long as the contact paper is wet, it isn't sticky. As it dries, the tackiness will return. You may see bits of paper you missed when the piece was wet. If this happens, just work with it under running water, using your thumb to rub off all traces of paper.
  • 20. Finally, adhere the inked contact paper to a clean and dry glass votive holder. Add a candle... and tah-dah!
  • 21. Don't be limited to just photos...you can do this with a cherished letter (photocopy!) or a quote that you really like. Or a combination of photo with a quote. It's so much fun. Give it a try!
  • 22. "52 Reasons I Love You" Cards The Third Gift
  • 23. 1. Find some playing cards! Have a pre- aged Vintage look. 2. Scuff them up with some sandpaper to give them a used feel as well as a used look. INSTRUCTIONS
  • 24. 3. Create a template with one of the spare cards (for example one of the Jokers) 4. Punch two holes in each cards using the template as a guide
  • 26. 5. Create your reasons labels to attach to the cards - detailed information below. Use another Joker card to create the front cover. 6. Using double sided tape and/or glue - attach the inserts to the cards. Using glue will take longer to dry and will stiffen the cards up adding more dimension
  • 28. 7. Create all 52 of your reasons cards and let the glue dry. 8. Thread onto book rings And youre DONE