Crafts We <3! If you really want to spread the Valentine’s Day love, make a gift that comes from the heart! We have awesome craft ideas for your bundle of beloveds, right here: Valentine’s Craft for the BFFs: Pretty Pink-painted TeesMake personalized tees for your besties! What you need: Plain white T-shirts or tanks (tip: you can buy these in multi-packs in the boys’ underwear section)Piece of cardboardFabric paint pens or permanent colored markers What to do: Put newspaper down on your work surface, then fit the T-shirt onto the cardboard so the front of the shirt is flat and facing you. Now draw whatever your, er, heart desires! Use pinks, purples and reds to make swirly patterns, polka dots, flowers or whatever. If you really want to be fancy, you can also sew on a few sequin accents. Don’t forget to make one for yourself! Valentine’s Craft for Mom: Movin’ Groovin’ Love MobileCreate a whirling whimsical hanging mobile for your mom ... or aunt or grandma What you need: Construction paperPlaying cards (preferably an oldie with a few cards missing)GlitterGlueCoat hangerFishing line, yarn or stringBeads, loose earrings or other baubles (optional) What to do: Cut out heart shapes from colored construction paper or any other decorative paper (such as sturdy wrapping paper or sheet music). Punch holes at the tops of the Queen and King of Hearts from an old deck of cards. Break out the glue and glitter to decorate your heart shapes. Now flex your imagination! Use various lengths of string to tie your creations along the bottom of the coat hanger, adding any beads or other adornments until you’ve achieved mobile magic. Valentine’s Craft for a Boy: Hunks and Chunks o’ ChocolateWhether you have a BF or a crush, you can’t go wrong by giving a boy food! Really ... What you need: Milk chocolate bars or semisweet chocolate chipsMicrowaveable glass bowlBaking pan lined with parchment paperSpatulaNuts and dried fruits (such as raisins or cranberries) What to do: Put the chocolate in a bowl (if you’re using bars, break them into pieces first). Place in the microwave on high, stirring at 30-second intervals until melted. Pour the melted chocolate into the pan lined with parchment paper, using the spatula to spread it out to about 1/8- to 1/4-inch thickness. Sprinkle the fruit and nut toppings into chocolate and gently press them in. Place the pan in the freezer to set for approximately a half hour. Once it’s hardened, break the chocolate into chunks and put them in a nice box or tin. Store in a cool place before giving them to your guy. Mmm ... chocolate-flavored kisses!Photo: @iStockphoto.com/DS011 Health and fitness Friends and sisters School