Valentines Sayings #2

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1. […] We found these featured at this blog, and my oldest son kinda went crazy when he saw them.  All that candy in airplane form!  What is not to love?  They were fun to make, but to keep cost down, we only did a few.  I’m not actually sure he even gave Valentine’s Day cards with them, ha! I do remember they were well-received. Candy Robots My (then) 3 year old loved making these robots so much last year, he’s already asked to do them again. The heads are made of starburst or tootsie rolls (how cute are the “pigtails”?) and the bodies of the robots are mini hershey candy bars, wrapped in various colored papers.  We accordion folded arms and lets and added googly eyes, hearts, and smiles, and they were done!  So cute! Owl Love You Forever Pencil holder Cards. Looking for a  non-candy card option?  These were a hit last year.  Totally great as a last minute option–we printed from here and it couldn’t have been easier. My daughter gave them to the members of her Keeper’s Group.  Another great printable that’s totally free! We printed on white card stock and used dollar-store heart pencils on each. Here is yet another printable owl card that is adorbs.  Star Wars Valentine’s Cards My boys are really into Star Wars toys and so I’ve already printed a pile of these cards for our card-giving this year.   At the site, you’ll find directions for how to make your own, but unfortunately, no downloadable printable option.  I made it work by copying the photo above, cropping it a bit, and printing the image right onto card stock.   Now they’re waiting for my son to fill with glow sticks or pixie sticks for the light sabers. I “Wheelie” Like You cards. […]

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