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Valentine's Day Crafts
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Over the years I’ve made quite a few Valentine’s Day crafts for kids.Hearts, cupids, candy and construction paper, plenty of fun ideas for your children. I’ve put together a collection of kid friendly Valentine’s Day crafts I made over the years for Kaboose. When you’re done here, I have another round up of Valentine’s Day crafts here –31 Valentine Crafts for You and the Kids.
You probably already know that I do a lot of freelance crafting work. I’ve made over 500 projects just for Kaboose, which is now owned by Disney. Yes, not kidding, 500! Have you heard of Spoonful.com? How about FamilyFun.com? Well FamilyFun was two entities, a print magazine I know you’ve probably flipped through, and a website, both owned by Disney. Well the print magazine now belongs to Meredith Corporation (Better Home & Gardens, Family Circle, Parents, etc) and so Disney decided to rebrand their FamilyFun website as Spoonful.com. Kaboose is headed there too, so now the work I did for Kaboose is getting transferred to Spoonful. Fun!
Anyway, not sure you really wanted to know all of that, but as I was browsing and poking around, I decided I should probably do a round up of the Valentine crafts I’ve made for them. I can’t post the full tutorials, but each photo has a link below it which will take you to the appropriate tutorial. Happy Valentine’s Day and have fun!
To see even MORE Valentine crafts I’ve made for you, check out this post 31 Valentine Crafts for You and the Kidsand the rest of my Valentine’s Day Crafts on CraftsbyAmanda.complus for more, here are 18 Valentine crafts for kids over at DIY Candy
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Amanda Formaro
Amanda Formaro is the crafty, entrepreneurial mother of four children. She loves to bake, cook, make kid's crafts and create decorative items for her home. She is a crafting expert and guru in the kitchen and has appeared online and in print publications many times over the years. She is also the editor for the Home & Garden channel at Craft Gossip and owner of FunFamilyCrafts.com.
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Cute ideas! I’m the co-creator of Harry Pierre & PeTunia Puddlesworth, http://www.harrypierre.com, and am going to share on our Facebook page!
Best always, Debbie Caldwell
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Amanda Formarosays
Thank you for sharing!
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leratosays
Hi! I need to do valentine cards for my pre-school please help!!! lerato
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marie braysays
MHi amanda! Can you please help? I’m looking for some cute colouful round boxes! Its only got 1 pattern piece! Thankyou
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Amanda Formarosays
Hi Marie. I’m not sure I understand what you are looking for? You can find round boxes with lids at craft stores like Michaels.
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Terrisays
How sweet it is … when i was a youngster our 3rd grade teacher had us take some drawing paper , or construction paper , and fold it in about 3/4″ halved … then we decorated the entire paper on front .. making the object look like a holder for mail… we used those holders for collecting our valentines day cards from friends on valentines day at school..such fun … everyone in class had their very own unique idea of the add ons to pretty up their containers… such fun… all the kids loved making them .. and even the teacher got into the act…. funny how we remember those fun times back when .. and now we can share them with our children too .. and /or neighbors / friends. I take MY ideas to the local nursing home for their activity days .. they love to see me coming in as i always have other fun ideas.. thanks Amanda for helping me out in decision making… keep up the good work ya’ll !
"It's a day that should be celebrated regardless of whether the individuals are seniors or teenagers," Sehat tells Yahoo Life. "The holiday is perfectly OK as it's a celebration of love. Valentine's Day is an all-inclusive day that doesn't differentiate between the gender of partners."
Yes, giving your child a Valentine's Day card or treat is a lovely thing to do. Those who include their children in Valentine's Day tend to go all out on presents and special meals and messages of caring and kindness. "We have little presents and special dinner," says Stephanie M. "My little boy calls it Love Day."
Every year on February 14, we celebrate Valentine's Day, a holiday during which loving couples exchange gifts, affection, and romantic cards written by Hallmark employees. Valentine's Day is named after Saint Valentine and the observance of his feast day.
In the late 5th century, Pope Gelasius I outlawed Lupercalia. Some contend that he designated the celebration of St. Valentine's Day on February 14 to replace the pagan holiday.
1. "Sweet Treats Basket" - Fill a basket with homemade cookies, chocolates, and other sweet treats for your loved one to indulge in on Valentine's Day. 2. "Cozy Night In Basket" - Create a cozy night in with a basket filled with a fuzzy blanket, scented candles, and a romantic movie for a relaxing evening together.
A thoughtful card: Write a heartfelt message to let your boyfriend know how much you care. A small token of affection: A simple piece of jewelry, such as a bracelet or a keychain, could be a meaningful gift. A cooking experience: Cook a romantic dinner for two at home or take a cooking class together.
Celebrate Galentine's Day with a Valentine's Secret Santa for the true loves in your life: your besties! Draw names online and find the perfect gift for your Secret Cupid. Who will be your Valentine's Secret Santa? Start a Secret Valentine gift exchange, spread the love and find out.
If you're looking to run a fundraising campaign at your elementary or middle school for Valentine's Day, chocolate is the way to go! Not only will it capture the attention of your students, but it's also a classic part of the holiday.
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