Two years ago for Valentine's Day, I made heart shaped crayons for my class and taped them to a cute little card with washi tape. I loved that project!
This year, I made treats for my son's class, needed something non-candy for my daughter's preschool class (no sugar allowed at her school), and also something for my class. That means, my class got something easy. Sorry kids!
My school had professional development on Friday, so I needed my class' treats ready for Thursday. Wednesday night, I sent my husband to the store for a bag of candy and he came back with Wonka's Sweetart Lollipops. I printed out these cards on light pink cardstock and taped them to the lollipop. Easy peasy!
My son is in 3rd grade, so he wanted something "cool". That means no hearts, no pink, and certainly no mushy sayings. We went to the store Thursday night and picked up a bag of Pixie Stix for a little over $2.00. Crafting in the Rain had an adorable idea of taping the Pixie Stix to the card with washi tape. So I found the most boy-ish washi tape I had and printed his cards on orange cardstock. I didn't have a class list for his class, so we made them without names. It's way easier to pass out without names, anyway. I love how they turned out!
I also made cute little teacher gifts. This is the one for my daughter's teacher. I cut the vinyl on my Silhouette Portrait. I used the apple from The School Supply Addict and KG's Always a Good Time font for the name. I bought purple mason jars at the craft store and found these cool cup lids.
This year, I made treats for my son's class, needed something non-candy for my daughter's preschool class (no sugar allowed at her school), and also something for my class. That means, my class got something easy. Sorry kids!
My school had professional development on Friday, so I needed my class' treats ready for Thursday. Wednesday night, I sent my husband to the store for a bag of candy and he came back with Wonka's Sweetart Lollipops. I printed out these cards on light pink cardstock and taped them to the lollipop. Easy peasy!
My son is in 3rd grade, so he wanted something "cool". That means no hearts, no pink, and certainly no mushy sayings. We went to the store Thursday night and picked up a bag of Pixie Stix for a little over $2.00. Crafting in the Rain had an adorable idea of taping the Pixie Stix to the card with washi tape. So I found the most boy-ish washi tape I had and printed his cards on orange cardstock. I didn't have a class list for his class, so we made them without names. It's way easier to pass out without names, anyway. I love how they turned out!
Since my daughter's preschool is sugar-free, she got heart shaped crayons. I used a different method than I did in the post I linked at the top. I peeled the wrappers off a bunch of broken crayons and sorted them by color into ziplock bags. I melted the crayons in a small metal bowl placed on top of a boiling pot of water and poured the melted wax into heart-shaped soap molds from the craft store. I made them with two colors. The first color I poured halfway. Let it dry for a few minutes, then poured the second color to fill the mold. I put the full mold in the freezer to help it harden faster. Then I popped them out and put them in little zipper bags I had for jewelry. I loved these bag toppers from My Frugal Adventures, but needed mine to be smaller to fit the small zipper bags.
I also made cute little teacher gifts. This is the one for my daughter's teacher. I cut the vinyl on my Silhouette Portrait. I used the apple from The School Supply Addict and KG's Always a Good Time font for the name. I bought purple mason jars at the craft store and found these cool cup lids.
These would be great for Teacher Appreciation, too!
If you are interested in the cards I made above, you can download them {HERE}.
What did you do for Valentine's Day?
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