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There’s nothing quite like the joy of being a kid on Valentine’s Day. These creations can take the form of an animal, such as a sweet panda bear, googly-eyed bumble bee, fierce alligator or snow-white cat. Prefer something other than a furry friend try making a yellow submarine, basket ball, or a silly-faced robot. The possibilities are endless with these super-creative ideas that are sure to delight the entire class. And if there’s simply no time to get out the glue gun and markers, there are plenty to buy that are just as amazing and have a homemade look! It’s teeth may look scary but it’s really just a sweet plant that’s ready for gobble up loads of valentine’s cards and treats.
To make: Wrap a tall round, two-part cardboard box with green felt, adhering it with spray adhesive. Poke a small hole in the center of the lid. Cut two identical pieces, for the flower stem, from green craft paper. Cut four leaves from the same paper.
Cut flower head from red paper. A wink and a smile welcome candy and cards to this sweet llama Valentine’s box. Perfect for hanging off the back of a school chair this basketball “box” is a real slam dunk! To make: Papier-mâché orange tissue paper to a 12-inch round paper lantern. Use black pipe cleaners to create segments, adhering with hot gun.
Use a black marker to write words. Wrap twine around wire on the top of the lantern for hanging. The ideal project for the horse loving kiddo in your house. To make: Wrap a rectangular papier-mâché box in white craft paper. Cut a slit in the top. Spread peace and love with this tie-dye fabric-wrapped box.
Cut out decals from felt and glue to the top of the box. Kids will love going crazy with stickers for this simple yet super fun idea. To make: Cut a slit in the top of a shoebox, then cover the top and bottom of the box with pink paper. Then cover it with heart-shaped stickers.
It doesn’t get more cheery than this pom-pom-loaded box that will get your child in the Valentine’s Day spirit immediately. Get the tutorial at Design Improvised. Any space-obsessed child will be obsessed with this colorful rocket ship that’s ready to blast off to the moon. Get the tutorial at The Joys of Boys. Create this sweet butterfly with items you have around your home. Don’t forget the adorable heart antennae!