Crafts for kids are always great, but they don’t have to be just for little ones.
What are some good Valentine’s crafts?
(Do be sure little ones are supervised at all times while crafting.)
Photo: Philip Friedman
Younger children will enjoy helping you or working on a few crafts by themselves.
Pick your craft, gather your crafting supplies, and get started!
Gold Tone Box
Any time is a good time for color-blocking.
Philip Friedman
Make a color-blocked box for a modern-looking gift that fits into even the most minimalist home.
What You’ll Need
Steps
Craft developed by Morgan Levine.
Conversation Heart Brooches
Colorful enamel pins have once again become a go-to accessory.
Philip Friedman; Styling: Blake Ramsey
Create a fun version for Valentine’s that will look right at home on a jean jacket or backpack.
Candy Heart Balloons
Customize balloons for a more personalized set of decorations for your V-Day party.
Craft developed by Blake Ramsey.
Philip Friedman
Glitter Box
We could all use more glitter in our lives.
Use a durable box for your base for a long-lasting bit of sparkle.
To make this a gift for them, stencil their initials or name.
Philip Friedman
Heart Top Truffle Box
Gift homemadechocolate trufflesin a homemade boxwhat could be more apt?
Handmade Valentine’s Day Party Invite
Even a low-key get-together should be unforgettable.
Valentine’s Day Party Cup Stickers
Every festive occasion needs a signature drink.
Philip Friedman
Blooming Cupcake Liners
Roses are red, violets are blueyour little Romeo is ready to woo.
How can they prove that their love is for keeps?
Start with a handmade bud that will stand the test of time.
Philip Friedman; Styling: Blake Ramsey
(Pro tip: It’s best to keep this flower out of water.)
Pixie Stick Hearts
Cupid has some cute competition.
X and O Treats
Snacktime just got mushy.
Philip Friedman
With these festive-shaped treats, it’ll be love at first bite on Valentine’s.
Sweetheart Hair Pin
Surprise your little one with a new accessory that coordinates with the party theme.
Pasta Valentines
Playing with food is strongly encouraged for this crafting session.
Philip Friedman; Styling: Blake Ramsey
Heart-Sewn Valentines
There’ssewmuch love that goes into making this pint-size paper heart.
(It’s quite simple if you download our easy-to-print templatepromise.)
you could set this craft up and kids can do the sewing themselves.
Emily Kinni
They’ll love it as a keepsake either way.
Then paint the entire cork square with one color of paint.
Once dry (about 1 hour), remove the stickers to reveal your design.
Philip Friedman
Cupcake Toppers
Dress up tasty cupcakes with this simple DIY.
Decorative Flower Vase
Same old pink stems?
This bunch of roses is arriving in a creative container.
Philip Friedman; Styling: Blake Ramsey
Frame with Chalkboard Paint
Doodles today, “I love you!”
This is the perfect Valentine’s Day craft for someone who likes to change things up daily.
This idea works with all kinds of papereven your kids' artwork.
Philip Friedman
Paper Flower Wreath
Think tissue paper is only destined for gift boxes?
Think again: This winter, we’re putting it on display.
Philip Friedman
Philip Friedman; Styling: Blake Ramsey
Nicole Hill Gerulat; Styling: Morgan Levine
Nicole Hill Gerulat; Styling: Morgan Levine
Nicole Hill Gerulat; Styling: Morgan Levine
Nicole Hill Gerulat; Styling: Morgan Levine
Nicole Hill Gerulat; Styling: Morgan Levine
Nicole Hill Gerulat; Styling: Morgan Levine
Nicole Hill Gerulat; Styling: Morgan Levine
Nicole Hill Gerulat; Styling: Morgan Levine
Nicole Hill Gerulat; Styling: Morgan Levine
Nicole Hill Gerulat; Styling: Morgan Levine
Emily Kinni
Emily Kinni
Emily Kinni
Philip Friedman
Philip Friedman
Philip Friedman
Philip Friedman
Dyad Photography, Stylist: Kristine Trevino
Dyad Photography, Stylist: Kristine Trevino
Dyad Photography, Stylist: Kristine Trevino
Dyad Photography, Stylist: Kristine Trevino
Dyad Photography, Stylist: Kristine Trevino