Valentines Crafts For Kids
Valentines Crafts for kids start with big heart cut outs! Find out how to make a Valentine's box with Valentine Box Craft Ideas. Red, Pink, White, Purple, Lavender are the colors of the day. Happy Valentine's Day...I love you!
I get most of my crafting ideas from looking at online craft catalogs. Most have some great ideas, and lots of easy crafts for kids. Some, like The Oriental Trading Company have hundreds of craft supplies and kits to choose from. Take a look to see if there are any you can make at home. You are going to love these unique ideas for Valentines Day crafts.
Paper Plate Valentine Monster Crafts For Kids
This guy is so cute...your kids are going to love making Valentines crafts with this hunk of a monster! You will need:
- Paper Plates
- Foam or Construction Paper
- Glue
- Safety Scissors
- Pipe Cleaners
- Marker
Cut some hearts and other shapes, you will need them for the eyes and the feet. Glue on the antenna (that's the pipe cleaners) and glue a heart or other shape on to the end. Just decorate him like you think he should look...after all it is your Valentine's Day Craft. I think any crafts that use paper plates are so easy to prepare to make. If you need some ideas, just take a look at the picture below.
Valentine's Photo Frame
A Valentine's photo frame is a fun craft to make and an great gift to recieve! It's also a very easy craft idea to make. You will need:
- Red or Pink Foam Sheets or Construction Paper
- Photo
- Glue
- Safety Scissors
Cut out two hearts, the same size. Cut the middle out of one of them. That's your photo spot. Attach the whole heart and the heart with the front cut out by gluing around the edges. Glue the picture in place. Decorate with cut outs or stickers or write something special. Take a look at the picture below for some ideas.
Do You Have Any Valentine Crafts For Kids?
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Kids craft projects are a fun way to spend some quality time with your children. Arts and crafts are also a creative outlet for your children, let the creativity out and have some family fun.
You can also use these Valentine crafts as a party activity. You can let each child make a fun party favor and bring their completed craft home with them. They are going to be so proud of this craft project you helped them to make.
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