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DIY Playdough Valentine with free printable
Hi everyone! Heather here from The Caterpillar Years sharing an adorable free Valentine printable for an awesome NON-CANDY Valentine! Perfect for your kids’ classmates, play-group, or friends!
When it comes to Valentines for my kids to hand out to their friends and classmates, I have three requirements:
• Not food based
• We can make it ourselves
• Can’t cost a lot
These DIY monster Valentines meet every requirement!
Here’s what you need to make these DIY play dough monster valentines:
- CONTAINERS (At $0.83/each I really like using these!)
- PLAY DOUGH (my favorite recipe)
- STICKER PAPER (like this)
- CARD STOCK
Step 1: Make the Play Dough
Follow this recipe to make play dough in the color of your choice. Let cool to room temperature, then place equal sized balls of dough in each container.
I like to roll my dough into a “log,” roughly one-and-a-half inches in diameter. Then cut it into two-inch lengths. They come out looking like little marshmallows!
Step 2: Download Free Printables
Download the Free Valentine Printables here!
Step 3: Print out the printables
These Valentines are so versatile! You can print them on sticker paper, then simply peel and stick. Or print them on regular printer paper, cut them out, and glue them on the lids!
The hearts are just as easy—print on card stock, then cut, and tie/glue/tape them to your containers.
TIP: Have your kids sign their name on the heart tags before you attach them to your containers—it’s much easier to write on them when they’re flat on the table!
Step 4: Give them to friends and classmates!
These adorable, funny Valentine characters are sure to bring a smile to everyone’s face this Valentine’s Day!
I hope you enjoy this free Valentine printable from The Caterpillar Years! Be sure to check out more Valentine ideas from Heather!
FREE PRINTABLE AIRPLANE VALENTINE
FREE PRINTABLE VALENTINES DAY BOX
For more Valentine’s printables, try these:
Printable Star Wars Valentines
For all Valentine’s projects, go HERE, and for all Free Printables, go HERE.
Love these!! Where did you find the containers?
I would love to know too pretty please 😉
Yes! Of course! I’m so sorry I forgot to add the link! Here you go: http://www.containerstore.com/s/kitchen/food-storage/plastic/snack-dip-tubs/123d?productId=10031109
Oh no! I’m so sorry that link was left off! They’re dip tubs from the container store: http://www.containerstore.com/s/kitchen/food-storage/plastic/snack-dip-tubs/123d?productId=10031109