In today’s post: Find 35 DIY Valentine cards you can make at home for your kids to share with their friends! Cute free printable Valentine’s Day card ideas.
Way back when I was a better bargain shopper than I am now I used to buy kids’ Valentine’s cards for 75% off the day after Valentine’s and save them for the next year. Or at least that was the plan – one year I stuck the cards down in the basement and then forgot about them until I stumbled over them three years later! These days I never buy Valentines from the store since there are so many printable options for DIY Valentine cards. I’ve rounded up 35 adorable (free!) printable cards so you can skip the store and make your own classroom Valentine cards.
{Remember, if you’d like to pin any of these projects, please pin from the original source. Feel free to pin the top graphic from this post to remember where to find all the projects together!}
35 DIY Valentine’s cards
1. My troop of boys will love this clever “love bug” Valentine from Dandee. (Get ready to spend some time on her site – once you click over you’ll be hooked!)
2. If you’re looking for a healthy option, download this “you’re a cutie” Valentine from It’s Always Autumn
3. For a printable Valentine card that’s sure to make kids laugh, use this Nose pencil sharpener Valentines from Nest of Posies
4. This cute mini Koolaid DIY Valentine’s card is from My Name is Snickerdoodle
5. For a DIY Valentine’s card that both boys and girls will love, print out this “You make my heart soar” Valentine from It’s Always Autumn
6. Here’s another one both boys and girls will love: Love is a battlefield Valentines from Love + Marriage Blog
7. These easy DIY Valentines are filled with slime! from Skip to My Lou
8. Kids will be thrilled to give (and get) superhero bracelets! With a free printable from It’s Always Autumn.
9. Like emojis better than superheros? Print out the cards to go with emoji bracelets instead!
10. For a really inexpensive DIY Valentine’s card, print out these cute mazes and other activity cards from Sunny Day Family. No need to add a treat since the card itself is a game!
11. This printable Valentine is simple magical: Magical Unicorn Valentine from The Cards We Drew
12. Give cute heart shaped balloons along with this Love is in the Air Valentine from Eighteen25
13. Grab a few boxes of gum to make these Extra Awesome Valentines from The Crafting Chicks
14. For a fun candy-free treat, give these printable crazy straw Valentine’s from It’s Always Autumn:
15. Kids can help tape the maze toys onto these “You AMAZE me” Valentines from Frog Prince Paperie
16. Little kids will love the cars on these “you make my heart race” DIY Valentines from hello, Wonderful
17. Find 4 different varieties of tiny animal printable Valentines at Sweet C’s Designs
18. These mustache and lips lollipop Valentines from Blonde are as fun as they are tasty.
19. Print out these “Hoppy Valentine’s Day!” cards and tape on a jumping frog for a super easy DIY Valentine’s card. From It’s Always Autumn
20. These cute felt heart topped bookmark Valentines from Thirty Handmade Days would be perfect for slightly older kids:
21. These googly eye cards from Armommy might be the most adorable DIY Valentine’s Day cards I’ve ever seen: modern and fun all at the same time:
22. If you’re looking for something a little special, make these personalized conversation hearts Valentines from It’s Always Autumn
23. Any kid would be thrilled to come home with a bag of bubble gum, and thanks to a free printable from Crazy Little Projects these treat packages will come together extremely quickly:
24. This idea from Relocated Living for a DIY Valentine card the recipient can color herself is genius!
25. A free download from Sweet Muffin Suite turns a glittery pencil into one of cupid’s arrows:
26. These super sized arrows Simple Simon and Co. made from giant pixie sticks are perfect for your child’s closest friends:
27. These printable pirate Valentine’s cards from Mer Mag are just perfect in every way – from the fantastic illustrations to the sweet felt heart eyepatches:
28. Here’s another great printable Valentine from Dandee – these “have a ball” treats are inexpensive, easy to put together, and sugar-free!
29. For another non-candy Valentine, check out these great “You Rule!” DIY Valentines cards from Relocated Living:
30. What kid doesn’t love goldfish? This is a great idea (plus printable) from Tammy Mitchell Photography:
31. One more fun idea from Spoonful:
32. This free printable Valentine from Armelle Blog will take a little more effort than some of the other ideas, but it will be worth it!
33. When you can find glow sticks for 10 or 15 for a dollar, you can make these fun Valentines from Kommunicated for lots of friends with just a little cash.
34. These “same school” Valentines featuring Swedish Fish are too cute for words. Thanks for I Heart Naptime for the printable:
35. Get the kids involved in making the Valentine cards with these cute “I think you’re a star” Valentines from It’s Always Autumn
Looking for more Valentine’s Day fun? Check out these posts:
25 Valentine’s treats to make with your kids
Chocolate covered peanut butter hearts (like Reese’s!)
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