10+ Valentine’s Day Crafts

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“Love is not only something you feel, it is something you do.” – David Wilkerson (link to quote HERE)

 

What a sweet season of the year! It is a time to focus on those we love and what love means to us. With that in mind, I wanted to pull together some craft ideas that you can do with your littles of all ages. I tried to find a variety of crafts that you can give to your children to do on their own or even complete as a group.

 

That said, check out these two other posts I wrote with other Valentine’s Day thoughts:

 

15+ Valentine’s Day Activities for Kids

Make Valentine’s Day Special for Kids

 

Without further adieu, here are 10+ Valentine’s Day crafts for you and your children!

 

1. Handprint and Footprint “Love” Craft – by Hello Wonderful (link HERE)

 

 

Though this craft is definitely better for smaller children, I thought it was too sweet to leave out. You can definitely change up the colors for boys or girls:)

 

2. I love you to the tips of my toes footprint craft – Greens and Chocolate (link HERE)

 

Again, this craft would definitely be for small children, but it may be neat to include older children in the process of making these little keepsakes. They could help put the ink on the little toes and put the craft paper elements together.

 

3. Thumbprint Tree – Toddler at Play (link HERE)

 

 

This Valentine’s Day craft could definitely be for multiple ages 🙂 I love how simple it is!

 

4. Pinecone Wreath Craft – Frugal Musings (link HERE)

 

 

Though this picture isn’t the best quality, I thought it was such a great idea! It’d be so fun to go on a walk or go to the park and collect all the pin cones. From there, you could definitely paint them all different colors, or even keep them natural and put them together into this sweet heart wreath to be displayed somewhere in your home or even to be given away as a gift 🙂

 

5. Roses Heart Wreath Valentine’s Day Craft – South Lumina Style (link HERE)

 

 

How cute is this wreath! Not only is it inexpensive, but this Valentine’s Day craft could be very well-suited to a preteen or teen. This would be beautiful for displaying on the front door or even a pantry door!

 

6. Yarn Wrapped Hearts Valentine’s Day Craft – Easy Peasy and Fun (link HERE)

 

 

You could use these little yarn-wrapped cardboard hearts in a garland or even just put them scattered around your homeschooling room to make it feel more festive for Valentine’s Day. To be honest, I think they’d be cute as decor all year round:)

 

7.  Heart-shaped Bird Feeders Craft – No Time for Flashcards (link HERE)

 

 

If you and your children are nature lovers, these little heart-shaped bird seed crafts are so fun! I think this would be such a creative idea as a Valentine’s Day craft to do in your homeschooling art class.

 

8. Heart and Pom Pom Garland Valentine’s Day Craft – First Day of Home (link HERE)

 

 

I LOVE this garland! It’s probably my favorite Valentine’s Day craft that I have included so far 🙂 It’s so simple and pretty. Though it does require a little more advanced effort, I think it’d be so cute to do with several different ages.

 

9. Sucker Flowers Craft – The Keeper of the Cheerios (link HERE)

 

 

I thought this little craft would be so cute to do with little girls ages 12 and under since they could put them together as gifts for their friends:)

 

10. Yarn Wrapped Valentine’s Day Tree Craft – Hometalk (link HERE)

 

 

Again, this Valentine’s Day craft is a little more advanced, but it’d be fun to do as a group effort. It’s not expensive to put together, and it allows for so much creativity with colors and textures since you get to choose the type of yarn you want. It would be fun to use these trees as decor around the home this time of year as we begin our transition to spring!

 

11. “Love You to Pieces!” Puzzle Piece Heart Valentine’s Day Craft – The Soccer Mom Blog (link HERE)

 

 

This craft is a little more time consuming since it has multiple steps (painting, gluing, etc.), but it would be so neat to take a puzzle that already has a few missing pieces, and repurpose those puzzle pieces as a little heart wreath. This is a great sensory craft for children who are developing their fine motor skills.

 

12. Thumbprint Love Bug Valentine’s Day Craft – The Spruce Crafts (link HERE)

 

 

These little love bugs are so cute! Though they are simple and inexpensive, these cards would be fun to put together as Valentine’s Day gifts for extended family and friends 🙂

 

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Aren’t some of these ideas so precious? I love that many of these crafts can turn into keepsakes for you and your family. Children are only little for a little while, so treasure the little moments, the little hands and little toes. I sincerely hope that these ideas have sparked some creativity and inspiration for you!

 

Do you have a favorite craft from this list?

If you have any to add or decide to do one of these Valentine’s Day crafts, please let me know in the comments below!

 

Until next time