Homemade Valentine's Day cards

All you need is love ... plus some scissors, glue, card and old newspapers Photograph: Sally Cameron Griffiths/guardian.co.uk

Borrow a pullquote from Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's recipe to let your partner know things are going well Photograph: Sally Cameron Griffiths/guardian.co.uk

Shy of expressing your needs to your lover? Let the review section share your body for you Photograph: Sally Cameron Griffiths/guardian.co.uk

If you're in a long-distance relationship with a high-flier, the work supplement may just have the words you need Photograph: Sally Cameron Griffiths/guardian.co.uk

Decided now's the time to say how you feel? Use the family section to let the object of your affection know that 'procrastination is a growing problem' Photograph: Sally Cameron Griffiths/guardian.co.uk

Want to make a play for a West Ham supporter? Create a saucy card from this headline Photograph: Sally Cameron Griffiths/guardian.co.uk

Not sure what to say this year? Let the comment section lend a platform for you to pitch your happiness Photograph: Sally Cameron Griffiths/guardian.co.uk

Tired of your partner spending all their time on the Guardian's chalkboards? Demand some attention with this greeting Photograph: Sally Cameron Griffiths/guardian.co.uk

Fallen for a blogger? Show them how much you adore them by pitching yourself to them as their blog Photograph: Sally Cameron Griffiths/guardian.co.uk

Use the travel section's Big Adventure series to let your loved one know where your relationship is going this year Photograph: guardian.co.uk

Here's some we made earlier ... Photograph: Sally Cameron Griffiths/guardian.co.uk