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No matter your age, receiving a $1 rose telegram in la escuela or a dulce surprise at work can easily make anyone's Valentine's Day. We have a couple of sweet and satisfying tips for a bueno, bonito y barato Valentine's Day on a budget.

Tip #1: Leave your credit card at home and get creative - Your wallet is begging for more billetes, but that is no excuse to pull out the plastic. Take this opportunidad to shine with homemade goodies. Even the most notorious gold-digger will flash a sonrisa once you fix-up a handmade card or custom made gift.
Want a new spin on a self-made regalito? Try copping a stylish and inexpensive tote bag, and stuff it with your loved one's favorite cositas. You can also make your own tote Love Bag. Add their favorite book or candy in the bag mixed with decorative tissue paper. Yes, this requires more effort, but it will make your gift priceless...and environmentally friendly. (Xhilaration Heart Graphic Tote -Target: $9.99)
Tip #2: Stick to basics. Keep it fresh without spending a hefty price for the designer goods. For example, is your crush crazy about accessories? There are dozens of make-your-own jewelry kits that are inexpensive and come with enough beads for a hand-full of secret admirers. You can also purchase individual pendants with a sweet inspirational message. Qué cute! (Fresh Large Squares Graphic Pendants - Michaels: $5.00)

Tip #3: Never ignore la pancita! No importa if it is breakfast, lunch, or dinner - everyone loves a satisfying meal. Hence the saying, 'The way into a person's heart is in their belly." Dust off your chef hat and cook-up a fancy five-star cuisine at home. You are not alone...ask amigos or your abuelitos for help. Remember, you can work magic with cilantro, garlic, and sazón. Check out useful recipes at Daisy Cooks and raise the heat in the kitchen!
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