Easy DIY Valentines for Kids

Whether Valentines has you swooning over homemade options of creativity, or rolling your eyes over one more thing you don’t have time for, there are easy DIY Valentines ideas just for you. What if you could find a Valentines card that looks homemade, is oozing with cuteness overload, and all you have to do is PRINT and STICK? Sign me up! Each of the printable options listed below are easy to access and come with no strings attached.

Easy Diy Valentines

Easy DIY Valentines that Glow


Easy Diy Valentines - Glow Stick

Simple. Classic. Glow Stick. For a simplicity that moms will love, and a glow stick that your child will be remembered for, this easy-to-put together DIY Valentine is sure to please all. Glow sticks are a budget minded choice that comes in a variety of colors, shapes, and sizes.

View the full description, including printable, at Delia Creates.

Edible Scrabble Valentines


Easy Diy Valentines Letters

F. U. N. That is what classmates will be saying when they see this Valentine from your son or daughter. This easy DIY valentine truly has it all. It incorporates the fun of letters (perfect for the young ages!), an instant snack, and a cute design to boot!

View the full description, including printable, at Positively Splendid.

Easy DIY Vroom Vroom Fun Pack


Easy Diy Valentines For Boys

For the child in your life who loves all things Vroom Vroom, this is a quick trip to the winner’s circle for parents. If your little one is fascinated by cars, you can pick up these race car erasers that come in a size designed for most classrooms. From matchbox cars to tiny vehicle erasers, the options are endless with how you choose to fill these cute bags. What you won’t have to worry about is taking time out of your day to make them look good. Simply print, stick, and fill.

View the full description, including printable, at Thirty Handmade Days.

I’m a Sucker for You DIY Valentine


Easy Diy Valentines With Suckers

What kid doesn’t love a sucker? You can use the classic Dum Dum Lollipops to accent this easy DIY Valentine, keep it simple with a heart-shaped sucker, or upgrade to a tootsie roll. Each compliment this great printable and all will be enjoyed by the receiver.

View the full description, including printable, at Amanda’s Party To Go.

You’re Just Write


Non-Food Easy Diy Valentines

You could use Valentine themed pencils, personalized pencils with your school name or color, or any other fun pencil that shows your child’s personality. What you cannot do is think this idea is anything but adorable. Bonus: If you are at a school that encourages non-food items, this is a simple and likable alternative.

View the full description, including printable, at Lemon Squeezy.

Lego Valentines


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Calling all Lego fans! These cards could be used on a small lego set, or even a baggie filled with an assortment of legos. Whatever you decide to pack, know that there are four great printable options offered on this site. This easy DIY Valentine will build a love connection with your child.

View the full description, including printable, at Mommy Evolution.

You Blow Me Away!


Easy Diy Valentines With Bubbles

This is a great Valentine idea for younger children because… Bubbles! The artwork on the printable is very kid friendly, and there are many economical options in the form of bubble wands or bubble packs. For older children, follow the printable link below to find an alternative choice with the same wording. Instead of a dolphin, you will see a cool cow in sunglasses. Instead of stuffing with bubbles, you can stuff with bubble gum. Both choices are adorable, and both are absolutely free.

View the full description, including printable, at Makely.

Orange You Glad?


Healthy And Easy Diy Valentines

This is a gender-neutral, allergen-free, non-sugar, good-for-all-ages Valentine that will earn you respect from the classroom teacher and parents. This circular printable fits easily on top of a pre-packaged container of mandarin oranges, or you could even hole-punch it and tie it onto a baggie containing a clementine or small orange.

View the full description, including printable, at Thirty Handmade Days.

School Friends


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I am not sure what is better with this printable; the cute goldfish bowl design, or the fact that the recipient gets to enjoy Swedish fish. This is great for kids of all ages, and allows your child to explain just how lucky they are to be in such a great school with fabulous friends. You can even find pre-wrapped Swedish Fish so that no one has to be concerned about sticky germs.

View the full description, including printable, at I Heart Nap Time.

I Wouldn’t Trade You


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For the card collector in your life, this is the perfect printable. From traditional sports cards to Pokemon, Shopkins to Super Heroes. Anyone that collects cards of any kinds can make this printable work for their needs. Who doesn’t love something that is seemingly so customized, yet so easy to work with?

View the full description, including printable, at Thirty Handmade Days.

If you’re looking for more valentines ideas, Daily Mom has you covered! Check out our 10 Punny Card Ideas and learn how to look beautiful with our tips on Valentine’s Day Makeup.

Photo Credit: April Walker, Positively Splendid, Thirty Handmade Days, Mommy Evolution, iHeartNapTime, Makely

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April is a goldendoodle obsessed mom-of-three with a new puppy named Lainey. She loves traveling, homemade spaghetti sauce, sarcasm, and her day job as an outreach coordinator. She is a blogger at Mojitos and Munchkins where she loves connecting with fellow parents and commiserating about life in the trenches with little people. After a two-week stint of RV living, she has hopes to "sell it all" and escape on a never ending road trip with her family. April now lives in Minnesota, after growing up in the neighboring Hawkeye state. Her and her husband have three adventurous children who are on a constant quest to keep life busy. After a decade in the classroom, April turned in her lesson plan book to focus on slowing her family’s pace of life down and enjoying the fleeting moments between sun up and sundown. She is thankful for lattes, red blends, movie theaters, and homemade spaghetti sauce. April loves connecting with people through her blog at Mojitos & Munchkins.

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