Valentines is all about friendship, kindness and sharing with the ones you love. I think this year this little valentine is my favorite. “Our friendship is in the bag”.
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Great Catch classroom Valentine
Need a great classroom valentine this year? I love Valentine season and making them for my kids. This one is great for boys and girls alike. My kindergartner is excited to hand these out. You’re a Great catch Valentine, makes a great non candy options this year for the classroom!
Star Wars Classroom Valentine Printable
Since Star wars is all the rage this year. I think it was time for a few Star wars classroom Valentines. Especially since my 6th grader requested them. It is his last year of elementary school so I just had to! I hope you enjoy them! Add your favorite valentine treat or toy. These prints are made by me. Please use only for personal use.
Disney Descendants Classroom Valentine Printable
Thanks to my daughter, we made up Disney Descendants Valentines for her class at school. You can add any treat that sounds good! I was thinking chocolate hearts or mini candy bar. So print them out and add a treat. Your little Miss will love handing out these fun prints for Valentines this year!
Easter Buddies Sewing Pattern
I know Valentines isn’t over yet but it is never to early to start sewing for an upcoming holiday! Easter is just around the corner. This year make your kiddos there very own Easter Buddy!
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Orange you glad, Valentine Printable
Continuing on with my candy free valentines, I made this fun Orange printable with heart shaped wedges. You can pair it with a real orange or you can use the cups of Mandarin oranges. My local Sam’s Club has them on sale through the end of January. They make an adorable treat for the kids!
Vintage Popcorn Valentine Printable
I LOVE Vintage Valentines! I wish they were easier to find. I love the colors and saying and images they used way back when.
This one made me giggle. So I put it in Photoshop and made some multiples. I taped it to a bag of single serve popcorn and you have the Corniest Valentine ever!
Oh Henry Bars, How I {heart} you!
Way back when I was a mini me. My mom made these yummy treats. I had forgotten about them. Until I asked her for a cookie recipe. So I asked her to dig through her pile of old recipes and she came up with this one. Knock off Oh Henry Bars. Yummy Peanut Buttery, butter-scotchy chocolate goodness! You can thank me later!
Neon Marquee Letters
Marquee letters are a trend that I absolutely love. You can find lots of tutorials on how to make them. With Valentines approaching I wanted something with some color. So I went to work. I checked out a few tutorials and started playing around.
This is my final project.
Here is what you need.
Paper Mache letters
Plastic table cloths- Pick your colors
Marquee lights or String of Christmas lights
glue stick
Washi tape
I followed this tutorial for the basic marquee letters. Minus the paper.
Once I got my letters cut and the lights in. (*Side note* You need to plan the order and stacking of letters before you add the lights. Once your lights are in it will be hard to stack and move them around if the cords don’t go in right) I started playing with the colors I wanted. I tried using tissue paper and it works great until you accidentally poke a whole in it. Then you have to start all over.
Yep I totally had to start over!
That’s when I headed to Zurchers and bought some plastic table cloths. They have every color you can imagine!
I cut rectangles the would cover my letters. I laid the plastic on a flat surface. then the letter on top. I then used an Exact-o knife to cut the plastic to fit the letters. I used a glue stick to get the plastic to stick to the letters until I could tape the plastic to the letters.
To finish off my look I used a plain washi tape to wrap around the letter edges.
You can use this for anything you want to say! The possibilities are endless for colors and sayings!
To stack my letters I used Popsicle sticks and glue to hold them together.
I am not going to lie, these took some time but the pay off is amazing. It took me about 2 hours. They look adorable on my mantel shelf!
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