This football paper chain is incredibly easy to make and is just the right amount of clever decorating that won't be too girly. Putting this project together will only take a matter of minutes and it can be used to dress up your serving table or living room. Enjoy and have a great Super Bowl Sunday! Here is the cutting file and recipe!
Pocket holder perfectly sized for pop rock packets This rocking valentine is perfect for tweens and teenagers who would rather not be overly "cutesy". Slide pop rocks in the back pocket to complete the treat! Estimated Paper used: 12 valentines per 4 sheets of cardstock
Little owl holder for a pixie stick or pencil. Perch this adorable owl on a pixie stick or pencil branch and give to a special someone! Estimated Paper used: 12 valentines per 1 sheet of cardstock plus 3 half sheets for eyes and scraps for pupil and beak
Small case for holding mini candy bar chocolates This sweet little case with a slit inside perfect for holding mini candy bars. Estimated Paper used: 4 valentines per 1 sheets of cardstock plus some scraps for heart
Valentine pocket heart with lollipop holder. This valentine heart includes a hole in the bottom perfect for sliding a sucker stick through. Estimated Paper used: 4 valentines per 4 sheets of cardstock plus scraps of additional red and/or pink
An adorable holder that can be used two ways. This versatile candy holder that can be used to store small candies or to top a lollipop! Estimated Paper used: 8 valentines per 1 sheet of cardstock plus scraps for owl
A pixie stick or pencil can double as the arrow in this sweet and clever treat. Estimated Paper used: 9 valentines per 3 sheets of cardstock
This simple box folded card conceals your valentine message and sweets! Estimated Paper used: 2 valentines per 1 1/2 sheets of cardstock plus scraps of red
This adorable butterfly valentine requires no glue! Simply cut two sets of wings and use the pen tool for a message if you wish, then slide a dum dum through the slits!
This is a very simple box to make but I think there is something so elegant about it. I know I have said it before but I think something about an unexpected shape for a box really adds something really special to the presentation. I went with just some very basic colors and textures and I really love how it turned out. Did I mention it is SO EASY TO MAKE?
Valentine's Day will soon be upon us and for you parents out there that usually means mass producing valentines for your children's classmates. We suppose you could go the easy route and get the little paper pre-printed ones and call it a day, but what's the fun in that when you have an Inspiration?!
As a kid my favorite time of year was Valentine’s Day. I loved decorating the empty cereal box mailboxes that we would display at the front of the classroom and fill with candy and cards. I guess I always admired the fact that even the boys in class didn’t seem to mind that everything was decorated in an array of pink, red and white papers with matching hearts too! I’m still a sucker for this color combination which still makes Valentine’s Day a favorite for me.
These adorable pencils are actually a cleverly disguised Rolo candy with a Hershey's Kiss tip! These are very very easy to make and so cute! You will use an entire Rolo candy for each one which usually cost about $0.60 a piece so keep that in mind when deciding on how many to make or you might end up spending quite a bit of money in candy. You still can easily make 30 of these for about $20.00 though! These also are a great idea for teachers!! I hope you enjoy this project!
Have you caught the love bug yet? This easy and cute little lady bug uses the pen tool to write a fun hidden message "Be My Love Bug". You can make 10 of these little lady bugs out of just 3 sheets of paper too! We hope you enjoy this fun project and make sure to check back tomorrow as we continue our series of quick and easy valentines!
My first Valentine was a Garfield heart balloon and a paper bag filled with conversation hearts - a gift given to me by my 5th grade admirer on the bus ride home from school when I was in 3rd grade.
It is February so it must be "Time 4 Luv"! This adorable band can easily wrap around your favorite candies. It isn't just a band either, remove the band and put it around your wrist so you can always know what time it is...well...sort of :)! We hope you enjoy this fun project!
I only have eyes for...this little monster! Isn't he cute? Originally I had planned to use a large google eye for his eyeball but just didn't have the right size I needed. However, I still think he looks adorable. This is a clever and very easy valentine, I even designed the monster so he actually is only 4 pieces - very easy to assemble!
I fell in love with the mini sized fry boxes that now come in kid's meals. The little size is so cute! I saved a few from my grandkids lunch one day but had no idea what I would do with them. Then I saw yellow Twizzlers at the store and the idea for this valentine treat was born.
Got boys? This little robot Valentine is sure to please the little boys in your life. Whether they are receiving or giving it to their classmates and friends, they will be proud and excited to share this fun Valentine. It is so quick and easy to put together it is sure to delight Moms too.
" src="https://www.pazzles.net/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/DIY-Classroom-Valentines-Scary-Monster-Finger-Puppet.jpg" alt="DIY Classroom Valentines Scary Monster Finger Puppet" width="640" height="616" /> The pink, frilly cuteness of Valentine's Day doesn't always make it easy to come up with boy-friendly ideas. Yesterday Klo shared her robot, and today we have another Valentine perfectly suited for the little boys in your life. This nice little monster comes with three separate "monster" sentiments which can be attached to the Valentine. The recipient can take off the sentiment and play with the monster finger puppet.
A sundae like this one reminds me of the dime store in town where I grew up, Hunter’s […]
This sweet little Owl Valentine is an absolute hoot to make! He is easy to assemble so your little 'owlets' can help put the Valentines together. Perch this cute little guy on a pencil or Pixy Stix as a fun treat. He can be made for boys or girls just by changing the paper colors and background. I have included three different owl-related phrases but you can have fun with the kids by creating your own 'owl-y' sayings
Today's project is perfect for boys or girls and is so simple, the kids can help assemble them. I used Pixy Stix as my fuse, but a pencil or individually-wrapped licorice stick would work well also. Use a Glue-Dot on the back of the bomb to hold the candy in place.
Here is a quick class Valentine treat, Tic Tacs heart boxes.