I love the vintage font, but modern chevron feel of these Valentine's Day printables from Pick.Print.Party.
The collection includes: an invitation, party tags, a "Be Mine" banner, water bottle labels, and a Valentine's Day card.
I wanted to create something my daughter would love for Valentine's Day, and boy, did these Rice Krispie Treat heart wands knock it out of the park! Plus, because they're so easy, she could help me with them.
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Thanks to everyone who submitted their free Valentine's Day printables for me to show off. There are some really cool items here and great designs. Take a look...
Valentine's Day treat boxes from Sweet Pop Studio
How cute for Valentine's Day!
Eileen Behar of Behar Party Designs created this tulle heart wreath tutorial for us to share. Thank you, Eileen!
Ana of Love Party Printables has done it again! She's created another adorable set of her "Little Children" Valentine's Day party printables, and this time with African American children. How sweet!
The collection includes: straw flags, cupcake toppers, napkin rings, “Be My Valentine” banner, water bottle labels, tented cards, invitations, gift tags, labels, favor tags, and mini cake bunting.
Check out this romantic set of free Valentine's Day printables by Meredith at MJ Paperie. I just love the sentiments. I think this is such a beautiful way to ask for what you need. :)
The set includes: place cards, drink flags, a "sweet nothings" tented dessert card, and card tags that say "Write Me."
Wanessa from Wanessa Carolina Creations designed these "Love is in the Air" Valentine's Day printables. These are definitely our most romantic collection to date. They've got love written all over them.
The collection includes: tags, drink labels, straw flags, tented cards, party circles/cupcake toppers, a "Be Mine" banner, mini Valentines, and gift tags.
How great is this Valentine's Day cookie wreath...
Ana of Love Party Printables created this Valentine's Day collection of her adorable "Little Children" printables, and this time she not only designed them in English, she also designed them in Spanish and French. We pride ourselves on being an international site, and now I feel like we've really arrived!
Melissa from The Joys of Home Educating made these fantastic crayon hearts to give to her kids' friends for Valentine's Day. I think this is a terrific idea and my silicone heart molds are on their way right now from Amazon so I can make some for my daughter and her friends.
The best part is they are simple to do. Put your broken crayon pieces in silcone cupcake trays and place in the oven at 250 degrees for about 15 minutes. That's it!