These free printable crazy straw Valentines are perfect for your kiddos to use for an exchange.
They're the first set of my free Valentine's printables for the year.
Not going to lie, it's January 8th and my Christmas decor is still very much up, y'all. We had an unexpectedly hectic holiday and I'm now just three weeks away from my manuscript's due date. There's a slight chance that tree may be up through February. Mom, it's okay, you don't have to call me every day to ask if I've taken the Christmas stuff down...I'll let you know next month! ;)
Since I'm not ready to decorate for Valentine's in my house, I'm certainly ready to start sharing love-day goodies here on the blog. Grab these (non-candy, yay!) free printable crazy straw Valentines below.
Crazy straws are always a hit with kiddos, too (I know this since I have an entire drawerful that the people don't want to part with). Grab some super crazy straws here on Amazon Prime. I was able to find some at my local dollar store, too.
Just hole punch the top and bottom and thread your straw through the card (they come six to a sheet). A standard hole punch works perfectly for these to stay in place and not slide all around on the straw.
So, after I printed these and played around with them, I thought I'd create an additional size. The one pictured in the photos in this post are the "skinny" ones. The ones pictured directly above are slightly wider...easier for little preschool hands that want to write their own names on their cards.
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Super Cute- as usual! :)
ReplyDeletegreat idea for the elementary kids! (Bummer, my son's 17!)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Barb! I thought it was a great alternative to candy!
DeleteThese are really cute. Thanks for sharing them at the Inspiration Spotlight party. Pinned & shared.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pin and share, Theresa!
DeleteSo cute! I love them! Thanks for linking up to Link Party Palooza!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Steph! And thank you bunches for stopping by!
DeleteSo darn cute! Great idea! holly :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Holly!
DeleteThanks for sharing this awesome idea. My daughter and I just finished putting them together. They turned out great! Thanks again!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing! You totally saved my rear! The only thing left at myt local grocery store the night before the class party was valentine crazy straws or spongebob. My 10 year old girl would rather die than hand out Spongebob.
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