DIY Valentine's Day cards
6 handmade card designs for all of your favorite sweethearts.
Be Mine Valentine: This beautiful card uses beads for added dimension. It's more time consuming and messy than some of the others, but it's also fun to make and it is a good way to use up all of those stray beads from the bottom of the craft box.
Cupid Heart: I'm usually not very fond of foam craft projects because the foam itself is not very green and because the crafts rarely come out looking right. But this homemade Valentine's Day card is the exception. It uses two foam hearts glued together with a feathered stick threaded in between. I have to admit that it really comes out looking cool. So if you happen to have some of these foam hearts in your craft box (recycled card stock would also work) you can whip up a valentine that Cupid would be proud of.
Love You: Looking for an elegant way to profess your love? This handmade valentine is simple, green and fun to make.
Give A Hoot: This Valentine is a "wise" choice for the classroom. Kids can make one for each of their friends and include a fun pencil that their classmates will love.
Love Bug: You'll need quite a few supplies (felt, embroidery thread, cardstock, and an unfinished wooden angel shape, among other items) to put this lady-love-bug together, but the results are well worth it. You probably wouldn't want to make one for every kid in the classroom, but it makes a perfect card for the teacher ... or even for mom and dad!| Previous Post Resources for green teachers | Next Post Watch: What's the worst that could happen? |




































