Hi readers, my name is Pilgrim and I run Draw! Pilgrim papergoods. I’ve created this classic “cootie catcher” or fortune teller printable with candy hearts in mind (when don’t I have candy in mind)!

Download the template and instructions here, then get folding! Has it been awhile since you’ve made a cootie catcher?

Don’t miss all the other fun printable Valentines in our Print Your Valentine’s Series.

I also love being creative, while drinking Diet Coke, eating treats, and humming Disney Songs and show tunes. Sound fun? It is, usually!

I’m so grateful to be spending a bit of time on Skip To My Lou today. I absolutely adore Cindy. She is truly one of the kindest, most genuine, and fabulous bloggers I’ve ever met! Plus she’s a rockstar. But she’d never say that.

My kids and I have pretty set bedtime routines. Like they brush teeth, say prayers, I get them a glass of water WITH ice. They pick their “music” or “stories”. And then I kiss them goodnight. I tell my son, “I love you” and he says, “I love you more.” Sometimes it goes on to “I love you mostest.”

One night when I was putting my daughter, who was about 2 at the time, to bed, I said, “I love you like crazy.” And she said, “I love you too my crazy.” I guess she got the “like” part confused or something? Who knows. But rather than being offended that she pretty much called me crazy…I was like, “that’s pretty much the awesomest and most accurate bedtime greeting of ALL TIME!”

Because, let’s be honest, I am a little CRAZY! And as long as I’m HER “crazy”….all is right with the world.

When I started thinking about a printable Valentine to offer this year, our little routine popped into my head. I LOVE to tell my true Valentines that their love makes me CRAZY! (okay, I’m kinda crazy anyway….but still….)

This printable comes with four different color schemes all on one sheet. (and can I just mention that the colors are kinda CRAZY? So appropriate!)

I paired my valentines with a darling little glassine bag full of treats. And a topper of bakery twine. It literally took me 5 minutes. And there’s NOTHING crazy about that!

Click on the arrow with a line under it…in the above window. Just press it, and the image file should download right to your computer! Easy Peezy!

You can then print the file anywhere you’d like. This file is sized at 8.5×11. It will not print optimally at a bigger size. (But you can print it at a smaller size if you’d like.)

I’m excited to give out these little treats to people I’m “crazy” about! Because I’m pretty aware that my brand of crazy, brings awesome treats. Crazy and sugar often go hand in hand.

If you love mixing a little bit of crazy in with your good times….come visit me over at Less Cake {more frosting} anytime!

Don’t miss all the other fun printable Valentines in our Print Your Valentine’s Series.

Happy Valentine’s Week! I’m Jen of Little Sprout Creations, a party goods and stationery design studio. I have two toddler daughters, and I love designing cute (and affordable!) graphic tees for them using t-shirt transfers and t-shirts from their closets. Here’s a great way to get one last wear out of those almost-grown-out-of shirts AND get a cute Valentine’s Day shirt, without feeling guilty that they might only wear it a few times.

I designed up 7 fun transfers for you to choose from – great for both guys and gals, big and small. Download the full set of pdf printable images here.

Simply print the design onto a t-shirt transfer, cut, and follow directions for your transfer to iron onto a coordinating (or white) t-shirt. Be sure to use a t-shirt transfer “For Dark Shirts,” and prewash shirt before transferring the design – I love the quality and price of Printworks T-Shirt Transfers. Use the resizing feature on your printer settings to create a smaller or larger transfer, great for grown-up shirts and infant onesies too!

Need a different color or size? Contact jen@littlesproutcreations.com for more information. Love these designs? Coordinate with our printable Valentine’s Art Prints and DIY Valentine’s Gifts.

Happy Valentine’s Day

Jen of Little Sprout Creations

Don’t miss all the other fun printable Valentines in our Print Your Valentine’s Series.

Download the Butterfly Valentine ,print on colored card-stock, cut out, make slits for sucker, add some decorations (cut out shapes of paper, stickers, glitter, etc.), insert sucker and then add some wiggly eyes to the top of the sucker. Add a piece of tape to the back to keep the sucker securely in place.

So happy to be here today. I was just with Miss Cindy this weekend, and was reminded how much I love her and her site!

My name is Kristyn, and I blog over at Lil’ Luna. It’s there that you can find all things good – recipes, crafts, DIY, decor, printables and more for all occasions. Come on over and say hi.

Today I wanted to show you how to make a Valentine’s Soda Box Gift Set. I made one for Christmas back in 2010 after seeing the original idea for Father’s Day and have been dying to make a Valentine’s version ever since.

Do you like it? It’s pretty cheap and can be made quite quickly, which is always a bonus.

Here is what you’ll need if you want to make it too.

SUPPLIES:

-Glass Soda Pop Box and Bottles {I used Strawberry Crush because of the rid lids, but IBC Cream Soda works too}

-Soda Box Printables

-Scissors/Paper Cutter

-Hot Glue

-Candy

-Paint {spray paint or craft paint}

DIRECTIONS:

1. Begin by drinking the pop {keep your lids!} You will wash the bottles and let dry for a day to make sure there is no more moisture inside. Set aside.

2. You will then paint your box. I spray painted mine to go quicker, but you can also paint with craft paint. Let dry. Set aside.

3. Fill your bottles with all sorts of candy. There are so many fun VDay candies at the store, and even plenty at the local Dollar Store. Fill to the brim and top with your lid.

VDayPrints – Pop Bottle Set

4. Print and cut out all your labels. Then add Label to the front of your box with hot glue. Also add labels around each bottle as well as images for the tops of each bottle.

5. Fill your Box with your candy-filled bottles.

That’s it! Super cute and super easy.

Valentine’s is such a SWEET holiday and what’s better than giving this gift to someone to sweeten their day?

For more Valentine’s ideas, come on over to Lil’ Luna were I am posting fun and inexpensive Valentine’s ideas from me 4 times a week til February 14th!

ENJOY!

Step 2: Take your orange and white striped rocket piece and wrap it around one tube of rolos. Use scotch tape to secure.

Step 3: Take the blue rocket top piece and roll it into a cone shape. Hot glue it closed, or you may use scotch tape (sometimes hot glue doesn’t adhere to photo paper).

Step 4:  Put a generous amount of hot glue at the top of the rolo tube and the place the blue cone on top. Hold until the glue dries.

Step 5:  Cut stacks of the yellow and orange tissue paper into triangular shapes and then cut the wider base to resemble flames. Place 2-3 sheets of your cut yellow pieces on top of 2-3 pieces of cut orange tissue and scrunch the top into a point. Place a dab of hot glue on the point and glue it to the bottom of the rolo candy cylinder. Next put another dab of glue onto the tab of the cloud cut out and glue it down at the base of the rolo candy on top of the yellow tissue paper.

Be sure to make them for the girls in class, too.
I think they might be jealous if only the boys got their own rockets and rolos!

I hope you’ll join me sometime over at Shindig Parties To Go.
I’d love to have some new visitors to my Blog, Shop or Facebook page.
There’s always a few freebies and some fun party ideas!

Happy Crafting! I hope your boys love their rockets!

Thanks so much and I look forward to seeing all the crafty Valentines ideas you guys will have in the next two weeks!

The project I have here for you is a truffle box decorated with vintage artwork. It’s perfect for sharing some sweets with your sweetie! Just click on the image below to download a PDF with instructions, pattern pieces, and a vintage image from The Vintage Workshop. To see our extensive collection of downloadable art, visit www.thevintageworkshop.com or like The Vintage Workshop on Facebook to get updates on our Daily Free Image Giveaway! You can see more Valentine’s Day project inspiration on our Pinterest page.

Click image to download instructions for the Valentine Truffle Box

Other fun Valentine’s Day project ideas using Vintage Workshop art:

Looking for a fun Valentine for your child to give out next week?  Look no further… here is a round up of some cute Valentine cards that are sure to wow their classmates.

Marie from Make and Takes has a cute Monster theme card that any child would love!

These Printable Love Bug Valentines are too fun! Who doesn’t love to collect bugs in jars?  You might also like these printable ladybug valentines that use a tootsie pop for the head.

These Muah Lips Valentine cards  by the funky polkadot giraffe are just adorable! Love love love!

Mustaches are all the rage!  I want to make these cards from the craft monkey so bad!

These Super Hero Valentines  from Zakka Life are to die for!

Make sure to check out all the other cool Valentine’s Day printables being shared until Valentine’s Day here by some amazing bloggers. Click the button!

The fun and fantastic people over at Skip to My Lou offered me the chance to join in their fun, a Valentine Party of sorts!  For it I have created this “mini valentine box diorama kit”, complete with- box template, background pattern pages, foreground pieces and fun little things to add to your box.  You will need paper, card-stock, scissors and glue to complete this kit, I also recommend glitter, markers, crayons, pom-poms, well any little thing that will add charm to your box.  Add your own sweet sentiment and give them out as valentine gifts.

You can download this special Skip to My Lou Valentine Kit here.

Be sure to come back to Skip to My Lou every day and join in the fun!

Fondly and with Warm Valentine Wishes,

Tricia