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26 Must Make Valentine’s Day Heart Crafts for Kids

January 28, 2021 by Shellie Wilson

When it comes to making Valentine’s Day extra special, there’s no shortage of ideas to consider. From creating heartwarming memories to fun activities, it’s the little moments that really make the day shine for your little ones.

Sure, you can always plan a movie marathon or whip up some delicious treats, but sometimes it’s nice to do something a little more hands-on and kid-friendly. Crafting is a fantastic way to bond with your kids while letting their creativity soar. Valentine’s Day crafts allow children to express their love in fun, imaginative ways, and the best part? You get to create lasting keepsakes that you can treasure for years to come.

Whether you’re looking for the perfect homemade gift or simply want to add a festive touch to your home, heart-shaped crafts are the way to go. Not only are they easy for little hands to create, but they also make delightful decorations or thoughtful gifts that will melt hearts.

Here are 15 must-make Valentine’s Day heart crafts that are perfect for kids to create, share, and enjoy together as a family.

Sharpie Mug 

Valentine’s Day Stick Art 

Valentine’s Day No Sew Heart Pillow 

 Felt Heart Wreath 

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Valentine’s Day Craft: Candy Frame 

Valentine’s Day Craft: Chocolate Rose Bush 

Free Valentine Printable: Basket With Heart Lace

Candy Christmas Wreath 

Heart Puzzle Frame

The tradition of giving out paper hearts on Valentine’s Day dates back to the Middle Ages, when people would exchange handmade cards or notes featuring symbols of love, such as hearts, Cupid, and doves. These cards were often made of paper and decorated with lace, ribbon, and other embellishments.

In the 17th and 18th centuries, it became fashionable for lovers to exchange small, printed cards featuring sentimental messages and love poems.

These cards were often decorated with hearts, flowers, and other romantic symbols. Today, the tradition of giving out paper hearts on Valentine’s Day continues, with people exchanging greeting cards, notes, and other paper items featuring hearts and other romantic themes.

 

Wooden Heart frame

Heart Chalk Stencil Art 

Thumbprint Magnet 

Pasta Valentine’s Heart Craft 

Easy Photo Valentine Wreath Craft

Homemade Washi Tape Heart

DIY Heart Stamps 

Heart Butterfly Craft 

Easy Heart Spin Painting for Valentine’s Day

Shake It Up Hearts: No Mess Valentine Craft for Preschoolers

Cute Conversation Heart Caterpillar Card 

Tissue Paper Heart Wreath

Tissue Paper Heart

Puffy Heart Craft

How to Make a Heart Crown

Threaded Heart Paper Plate Craft

Crafting can be a valuable activity for kids as it provides a number of benefits that can help with their development and well-being. One benefit of crafting is that it can improve fine motor skills, such as hand-eye coordination and the ability to manipulate small objects. This is because crafting activities, such as cutting, gluing, and coloring, require the use of the small muscles in the hands and fingers. Improved fine motor skills can be beneficial for a wide range of activities, including writing, tying shoelaces, and using utensils.

Another benefit of crafting is that it allows kids to express themselves and explore their creativity. This can be especially important for younger children, who may not yet have the verbal skills to express their thoughts and feelings. Crafting gives kids a way to communicate and share their ideas and emotions through art, which can help build their confidence and self-esteem.

Crafting can also help kids develop their problem-solving skills, as it often involves figuring out how to use materials in new and creative ways. This can be a great opportunity for kids to think outside the box and come up with innovative solutions to problems.

Crafting can also be a great way for kids to develop their focus and concentration. It requires paying attention to detail and following instructions, which can help kids learn to focus and pay attention for longer periods of time.

Finally, crafting can be a relaxing and soothing activity for kids, which can help reduce stress and promote a sense of calm. This can be especially beneficial for kids who are feeling overwhelmed or anxious, as it provides a way to take a break and engage in a calming activity. Overall, crafting can be a great way for kids to learn new skills, express themselves, and relax, making it a valuable activity for their development and well-being.

 

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