These simple printable valentine cards are the perfect solution for busy parents wanting a fun, easy valentine for kids to hand out to friends at school. With a heart center with a pencil “arrow” tucked through, this is one valentine goody that will be put to good use! Let me show you how easily these come together.
For this project, you will need…
-
Free “Just Write” Valentine Printable
- White cardstock
- Scissors (with a decorative edge, if desired)
- Hole punch
- Pencils
- Eraser tips
- Ribbon
Punch a hole through either side of each heart, as shown.
To ensure your pencil will slide easily through the punched holes, cut four small notches at the top, bottom, left and right sides of each punched hole.
Now, slide your pencil through the holes. Cover the unsharpened end with an eraser tip…
…before finishing with a ribbon bow tied on the pencil’s eraser end.
This is a terrific valentine option for those wishing to enlist the help of little hands. They are great done in assembly-line fashion!
To grab the download for these valentines, click on this link or the image below.
As always, please be courteous when using these printables and remember they are intended for personal use only. Thank you!
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Having grown up in a home brimming with sewing notions and paintbrushes, Amy has a deep love for all things creative. On any given day, you’ll find her knee-deep in her latest creative endeavor, with projects ranging from sewing and crafts to home decor and kid-friendly ideas. Amy believes that everyone, regardless of skill level or experience, possesses the ability to create something beautiful, and Positively Splendid was born of her passion for helping others harness their innate creative potential.
thank you for sharing. have a blessed day!
You are very welcome! Blessings to you, as well!
These are so fantastic!! I’m actually pretty sad now that i’ve already prepared my boy’s valentines for his class. But I think I’ll do these next year! Thanks so much! 🙂
Thanks, Emily! Way to be on the ball, girl! I am impressed you are already done. 🙂
Adorable!! Love them!!
oh these are PERFECT for my son’s class! not too frilly or mushy 🙂
thank you
Thank you for sharing this adorable printable! It’s super cute. 🙂 Megan
This is so stinkin cute! I love it…. and more importantly, my daughter would too! 😉
Super cute, I really don’t like giving out candy at school so this will be perfect 🙂 Pinning!!
I teach 4th grade writing and these are PERFECT for my classes! Thank you!!
These are so cute Amy!! I love them!
Super cute! I pinned!
Thank you for sharing…..
Super cute! I will share with my friends who have children.
So cute, Amy! I love that they are candy free. I’m going that way this year, too. Pinning these for next year! 🙂
Super cute, Amy! Love the way you used the decorative scissors for them.
Love the pencil arrow printable would love to get it.
Hi, Barbie! There should be a download box that appears on the screen (as long as you are not on a mobile device). If it isn’t showing up for you, feel free to send me an email ([email protected]) and I’ll email the file to you!
Really want the arrow printable
thank you so much! my son is so excited to make these.
HI Amy! Love your site, and as a teacher- I really love this printable and thank you ahead of time for the time you have saved me. Unfortunately, (probably becuase I am on the school computer) I can not download the printable or find th drop box. Would it be possible to email me the link?
Thanks!
Becky
Thank you for sharing your wonderful Valentine’s with my little family.
Thank You!!!!
Thank you so much! These were a lifesaver!!!
Thank you so much for the adorable printable. My girls loved their valentines this year.
You are so welcome, Amy! I am thrilled to hear it.
These are so fun Amy!
Thank you so much for these, I was able to get my son and daughter’s Valentines taken care of by just visiting your site 🙂
Wonderful, Aimee! Happy Valentine’s Day!
Amy I’ve featured your Writing Themed Valentine Idea at MSN Living in the Family and Kids Section! Thanks for sharing your adorable idea on Pinterest!
Thank you so very much, Kim!