I couldn’t bring myself to buy one of those pre-packaged classroom valentines while shopping in a department store the other day. We can do better than that, can’t we?
Well…sometimes the answer is no, and that’s okay too, but when you’ve got a tad bit of time and effort you can help your child spread the love this month. The ideas below are all fairly fuss-free. They shouldn’t take more than a couple of minutes to make and they’re much more personal than the store-bought variety.
You’re a great catch (free printable)
Sports valentine (free printables)
Tootsie pop super valentine (free printable and silhouette cutting template)
Brave valentine (free printable)
Frozen Olaf valentine (free printable)
I only have eyes for you valentine (free printable)
“Bee” my valentine (free printable)
Stuck on you gum valentine (free printable)
O ‘FISH’ ally have our hearts (free printable)
Big Hero 6 Tic Tac Wrappers (free printable)
Star Wars valentines (free printables)
Minecraft Valentines (free printable)
There is no need to re-create the wheel, but you can easily create great gifts for your child’s peers with all of these fabulous fun ideas. Happy Valentine’s Day!
How cute are all these? I wish I had printable valentines like this when my kids were in school. Then I could’ve skipped the storebought ideas that everyone had!
Awesome find right before Valentine’s Day! I was starting to wonder what we were going to do this year, since I’m not a fan of the store bought stuff!
This is a wealth of ideas. Perfect timing to get working on ours!
The printable Valentines are so quick and convenient. I really like the super hero lollipop idea!
Those are so cool. I love Olaf valentine’s day idea. It is so cute
Wow I love all of these! I wish I had the time to be so creative and do something like this! Sadly this year is store bought. But next year? I’ll be all over the DIY!
These printables are so cute. So much nicer than those classroom Valentines we’ve all bought for our kids.
Such fun ideas! Thanks for the inspiration!
These are some great printable ideas. We plan on writing up cards for the kids’ friends this weekend.
Thanks for the great ideas. Now that my kids are 4 I guess we need to start making valentine’s day cards. This will be a fun project!