Every year I ask the kids what they want on their Valentine’s Day cards and this year Annabel picked “Frozen” (no shocker there) and Daniel picked “something with cars.” I did a quick search on Pinterest and found the cutest options! The two I picked were from sellers on Etsy.com. It’s a fun and easy way to get original Valentine’s Day cards. All it takes is some white card stock paper and a color printer at home. Then you order the PDF downloads for $3-$10 from one of the creative folks on Etsy.
Annabel’s card came personalized with her name so she just had to fill in the names of all her class friends. Pinterest also gave us the idea to attach a “Frozen” blue rock candy stick as a treat. I found pre-wrapped sticks on Amazon.com and attached them to the card with red and white baker’s string from the craft store.
Daniel’s card left space to attach a toy car. We went to the Dollar Store and found toy car three-packs. It cost $8 for all the treats. I bought 3D glue dots from the craft store to attach the cars. I put each one in a small clear bag and closed with a piece of red raffia ribbon.
They are both so excited for their Valentine’s Day school parties! Did you buy or make your kids Valentine’s Day cards this year? Comment below!
