Free Pencil Valentine Printables
One of the best parts of Valentine’s Day is all the candy, however when it comes to school and team Valentine’s Day parties there seems to be an overabundance of it. To minimize all the sugar intake, I have my daughter pick out a non-candy Valentine to pass out to her classmates. This year, we are sharing these pencil Valentines to her friends in soft ball and dance class. These Valentines are easy to make and only take a few minutes.
Here’s What You Need
Time: 10 to 15 minutes
Materials:
- Free Printable
- White Card Stock
- Paper Cutter
- Cutting Mat
- Craft Knife
- Straight Edge
- Pencils
Pencil Valentine Printable Instructions
- First, print out this pencil Valentine printable. There are five to each page. You can use scissors, however a paper cutter makes this step quick and easy.
- Using a cutting mat, ruler, and craft knife, cut a one-inch horizontal slit on each end of the Valentine. Let the straight edge be your guide to make the perfect slit.
- Insert the top and bottom of the pencil into the slits. I bought the ones pictured here at the Target Dollar Spot. The “You are the WRITE friend for me” message should be shown on top.
Have your child sign his or her name at the bottom or the back of each Valentine. You can also use it as a book mark!
You can view the short video here:
Hope you enjoy these Pencil Valentine Printables! My daughter will be passing them out to some of her friends this year for Valentine’s Day. I like them because it’s a great alternative to candy and sweets (not that I don’t L-O-V-E candy and sweets!).
More Valentines in My Etsy Shop
One of my side gigs to help keep this site up and running with free crafts, printables, and tutorials is my Etsy shop. On there, I have some very unique printable downloads with things like:
- Elf Printables
- Leprechaun Printables
- Funny Gift Card Holders
- and more!
I would love for you to visit my shop! Thank you in advance!
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This post was originally written for HP on February 3, 2016 and has been updated and improved.
These are adorable! I am going to print some for my grandkids. Thanks for sharing.
Great!!! I’m so happy you like them. Thank you, Debbie
i can not find the printable. please help. link just takes me to youtube page w a lot of videos.
Thanks for bringing this to my attention. It is all fixed now. You can find it under the “materials list”.
I can’t find the link to print. Can you send it to me?
It’s all fixed and under the “materials list”. So glad you like them!