I created two versions — one for couples and one for kiddos!

Just grab some white cardstock, print out coupons, put in a container or envelope and you have a fun gift!

Two versions available…

DOWNLOAD: VALENTINE COUPONS FOR COUPLES

DOWNLOAD: VALENTINE COUPONS FOR KIDS

Make sure to check out the other Valentine’s Day printables on U Create!

POST BY: Kari Sweeten

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This coloring page is great for school activities, Valentine’s events, or just to color for fun!

I print all of my coloring pages on white cardstock so I can use markers, and colored pencils on a “smooth” texture, but any white paper works!

CONVERSATION HEARTS VALENTINE COLORING PAGE

Enjoy this fun coloring page and make sure to check out my other new Valentine printables!

POST BY: Kari Sweeten

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This set of printable Valentine’s cards comes in four different designs!

These are so much fun to tell someone you love or appreciate them this Valentine’s Day! Attach to a small treat for a simple gift!

I print these out using white cardstock, but any white paper will work!

VALENTINE CARD PRINTABLE (set of 4)

POST BY: Kari Sweeten

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Want this in a coloring page size (8.5×11)? It’s available below!

Don’t let printing them out intimidate you. They are so easy to order online and pick up (we use Office Depot, but most office stores do this) and I’ll share the printing instructions I used below.

Happy Valentine’s Day Coloring Poster

All ages have fun with these posters! They are great for events, parties, or just for fun! Watch for other themes and options coming soon!

How to Print Coloring Posters

1. Go to officedepot.com (or another office supply store)
2. Click on “services”, go to “blueprints”
3. Click on “customize”
4. Upload this PDF VALENTINE POSTER
5. Choose the size you want 18×24 or 24×36
6. Click on “black and white”
7. Click on “add to cart” and have them deliver it or you can pick it up (sometimes same day!)

COLORING PAGE PDF (8.5×11)

When printing coloring pages I like to use white cardstock. This makes it easier to use markers, colored pencils, etc…with a smooth texture!

This week we have brand new Valentine printables launching every day. Make sure to come back and see what’s next!

Post by: Kari Sweeten

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Let’s begin with this simple “Happy Valentine’s Day” coloring page! Simply print (I like to use white cardstock for all of my coloring pages so that I can get that smooth texture) and grab your favorite pencils, crayons, or markers!

Coloring pages are great for relaxing and calm activities. I had a director of an assisted living place tell me how much their residents love our coloring pages! Download at the following link and ENJOY!

Happy Valentine’s Day Coloring Page

We have many other Valentine Coloring pages you might be interested in, too! Make sure to come back and see what else I’ll be sharing each day!

Post by: Kari Sweeten

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This year I am just barely helping my kids with their classroom Valentine treats and in case you are last-minute, too – I thought I’d share these printable tags with you!

I made two versions!

The black and white tags can be printed on whatever color of cardstock you’d like!

Black and White Tags

I’ve also included a colorful version here…

Color Tags

These can be stapled or taped to any treat! This year we bought scented stickers and those balloons that inflate when you smack them! Pretty fun!

Have a happy Valentine’s Day!!

POST BY: Kari Sweeten

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Have you ever tried this putty? My kids aren’t even home and I can’t stop playing with it. The version I have came in a little container with googly eyes and a strong magnet!

Magnetic Putty HERE in many colors!

This would be such a great gift idea for grandkids, too!

Grab some white cardstock and print out! Download:

Let’s Stick Together cactus Valentine tags

Stuck on You Valentine tags

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 Don’t forget to make a little something for teachers, bus drivers, and librarians. Spread the love.Happy Valentine’s Day! 

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You can hang or frame your finished project to inspire you or add to your holiday decor!

Conversation Hearts Coloring Page by U Create

Quilted Heart Coloring Page by Coloring Page Bliss

Heart of Hearts Coloring Page by U Create

Hearts Coloring Page by Coloring Pages for Mom

Valentines Heart Coloring Page by Happy Family Art

“I Love Everything About You” Coloring Page by Tried and True

Heart Mandala Coloring Page by Clip Art and Crafts

Heart Picture Coloring Page by Realistic Coloring Pages

Simply print, staple, and you have a free fall adult coloring book!

POST BY: Kari Sweeten

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My 7-year-old daughter, Izzy, had the most perfect idea for a Classroom Valentine Box: make a Rubik’s Cube version.  After telling her Aunt Kari all about it, Kari gave her a square box that she had just purchased at Michael’s Crafts. So, we set about to make a Rubik’s Cube Valentine Box.  Turns out it was pretty easy and the end results was just like Izzy expected.

Supply List:

Square Box (Michael’s Crafts)

Colored construction paper

Black Duct Tape

X-Acto Knife

Clear Packing Tape

Paper cutter or scissors

INSTRUCTIONS:

Step #1:  Cover the corners and edges of the box with black duct tape…or you can just spray paint the whole thing black.  (Izzy isn’t a fan of the fumes so we opted to use duct tape.) I put two strips vertically across each side and two strips horizontally across each side so NO white would show between the Rubik’s Cube squares.

Step #2:  Cut the construction paper into squares.  We measured the box and then divided by 3 and then subtracted a 1/4″…basically our squares ended up being 2.75″.  Cut 9 of each color.

Step #3:  Grab a glue stick and glue on the squares.  Izzy’s box has a lid so we had to cut some extra pieces for the sides of the lid.  It was a pretty painless process though.  This is a little girl who needs everything perfect!

Step #4:  Cut a rectangle in the top for little Valentine’s to be placed into the Rubik’s Cube!

Step #5:  Izzy was afraid some of the paper squares might come off while taking it to school, so we covered the whole thing in clear packing tape.  Worked like a charm!

While I was out that night, my sweet girl thought her plain Rubik’s Cube box needed some personality so she created a little face for it!

POST BY: Becky Vandenberg

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