Craft Corner: 3 Easy Valentine’s Day Crafts with kids
We are super excited to be Bostik Bloggers this year. Each month, we will be crafting some goodies based on a particular theme. For our first month, we have been tasked with creating items centred around Valentine’s Day (of course!)
Easy Valentine’s Day Crafts
You will need:
- Bostik Glue Dots
- Bostik White Glu
- Scissors
- Pencil
- Felt pens
- Card
- Patterned Paper
- Coloured Foam Sheet
- Small paper gift bag
- Tissue paper ribbon
- Ribbon
- Felt sheets
- Various heart shaped stickers and embellishments
- Heart shaped gift tags
We made
We spent a Sunday morning crafting and we made some cards, decorated a gift bag and M created a little poster too.
Valentine’s Gift bag
E couldn’t wait to get started and decided he wanted to decorate the gift bag so he could put his Valentine’s gift in it! He started off by tracing around a heart shaped gift tag with a pencil and then stuck a heart shaped sticker inside the heart shape he drew.
After that, he cut up some patterned paper into strips (love themed of course!) and used glue dots (he tried glue first but found it was too messy) to stick these around the gift bag to form a border. Once that was done, he finished the look off with some more heart-shaped stickers.
Valentine’s poster
M wanted to use a foam-shaped heart and make a poster. If you don’t have one, you can easily cut a heart shape out of a foam sheet instead. Using glue we stuck this onto an A4 piece of card before decorating with some heart-shaped stickers.
Valentine’s Cards
With all the crafting going on – I wanted in on the action. E and I decided to make cards. We folded an A4 sheet of card in half before starting our creations.
I cut a piece of ribbon with hearts on to size and stuck it down on the left-hand side of the card
Using a heart shaped gift tag as a template I traced this onto a felt sheet as well as some patterned paper before cutting them out.
I then used glued some tissue paper ribbon around one of the hearts to make a border. Before glueing them all down in various angles and adding some heart shaped stickers and embellishments onto the card.
E stuck a heart shaped gift tag into the middle of his card and used pattern paper to make an edging. He finished this off with his very own bubble writing and coloured it in using felt pens.
So there you have it – 3 Easy Valentine’s Day Crafts with kids.
Will you be crafting something for Valentine’s Day with your little ones?
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*We were sent a box of crafts from Bostik in order to create these items.
15 thoughts on “Craft Corner: 3 Easy Valentine’s Day Crafts with kids”
Aah they really enjoyed that didn’t they Maria! There’s a whole lotta love in the Suburban Mum household! Lovely x #kcacols
Thanks for the ideas. I had forgotten about Valentine’s Day but I am sure the children at our home education group will expect some heart themed crafts! #KCACOLS
Awww such gorgeous valentines crafts. I especially love the use of felt on the valentines cards. What a great idea with the gift bag! x
Those are lovely! Really simple too 🙂
Ah my class will love these! x #KCACOLS
This is a lovely idea! I always think homemade cards are that little bit more special! #KCSCOLS
I love the little gift bags. It’s my hubby’s birthday this week so I might make one to put his gift in.
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Such a gorgeous face! I am so impressed at your littles crafting patience, and these are some beautiful simple ideas. I love the daddy card…so cute! We will try and make one for nanny. Thanks so much for linking up at #KCACOLS. Hope you come back again next Sunday xx
I love the simplicity of these crafts! Ones you can really do with your kids and not just for them. Great job and I loved your pics. #kcacols
I love doing crafts! This has given me some great ideas of things to do this weekend 🙂 #KCACOLS
I love the cards – the kids did some great work 🙂 #kcacols
What a wonderful Sunday morning it sounds like you had. Hope hubs appreciates all the hard work (fun) you guys had making them ☺
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These look like lovely crafts! I love glue dots…so much easier than messy glue! #KCACOLS
Very cute. My kids did some valentine art, it’s not often I let them play with paint it’s so damn messy lol
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