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one inch heart
two inch heart
three inch heart
four inch heart
Chain of hearts
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two inch heart
three inch heart
four inch heart
Chain of hearts
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Valentine Heart People Deck of Playing Cards
Valentine Heart People Deck of Playing Cards
offers a full standard
deck of playing cards plus two wild cards and two blank cards. (Kids Safe Design)
Print, Cut and Play!
If you don’t have much time, then the sheet of cards can be cut in half,
and then cut in half again rather than trimming the cards along the heavy black
outline. The cards will have square edges, instead of rounded edges. $5.00 Instant
Printable.
Example image Ace from the deck. See the full desk of cards on full product information page. Valentine Heart People Deck of Playing Cards
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Make Valentine’s With Your Kids
Homemade Valentine’s are great for your kids to give to the really special people in their lives like Grandma’s and Grandpa’s, Aunt’s and Uncle’s, brothers and sisters, best friends and of course, Daddy! But unless you start them at Halloween, we suggest you stick to boxed cards for all their friends at school! Here are some fun and easy ideas to make Valentine’s Day cards with your kids… Hearts and Hands Valentine Here’s what you need: Construction paper (two different colors) A pencil Here’s what to do: 1. Trace your child’s hand on a piece of construction paper with a pencil and then cut it out. 2. Draw a heart small enough to fit on the hand with a pencil and cut it out. 3. Glue the heart to the front of the hand. 4. Have your child write a special message inside the heart. “Happy Valentine’s Day, Grandma! I love you with all my heart!” This is a great card to make for Daddy. Prim Valentine Here’s what you need: Brown paper bag Here’s what to do: 1. Use a pencil to trace a large heart on a brown paper bag. Cut out the heart. You can use fancy scalloped scissors (like the ones used for scrapbooking) to jazz up the heart! 2. Make a series of holes around the edge of the heart using a hole punch. The number of holes isn’t important, but be sure to make it an even number. 3. String the ribbon or yarn through the holes starting at the bottom of the heart working your way up. Tie the end pieces (which meet at the top of the heart) into a bow. 4. Have your child write a message on the inside of the heart or use stickers to decorate it and write the To: and From: on the back. This card makes a great Valentine for Grandma. You’ve probably had your child make special cards for a loved ones birthday. Why not for other special days, like Valentine’s Day? Nothing says “I love you” like a homemade card, especially from a child. Be sure to remember special people to have your child make Valentine’s for, like elderly neighbors and friends that have moved away. Happy Valentine’s Day!
Markers
Scissors
Glue
Pencil
Markers
Scissors
Hole punch
Red or pink ribbon or yarn (about ¼” works best)
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