We are in full swing with Valentine’s Day crafting, hoping to bring you some fun ideas! We have tons of cardboard left over from Christmas that I saved for some crafting, so this weekend my daughter and I used some to make a Jeweled Heart Craft. They are so simple and pretty and I incorporated learning about symmetry with my preschooler!
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Supplies you will need:
cardboard scissors metallic paint paint brush tacky glue or school glue acrylic crafting jewels (can be found at your local Walmart)
Directions:
Start by cutting a heart out of your cardboard. You decide the size you want.
Use your metallic paint to paint your cardboard hearts. Let them dry completely.
Glue crafting jewels onto your hearts.
I took this craft as a great opportunity to talk about symmetry with my preschooler. After discussing what symmetry is I challenged my daughter to make both sides of her heart look the same with her jewels. This is obviously optional, I just love adding learning concepts into our crafts whenever I can.
You might also enjoy:
Washi Tape Hearts with Lacing Practice Valentine’s Day Glitter Heart Ring A String of Hearts Glittery Heart Prints Handprint Heart Tree
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We are in full swing with Valentine’s Day crafting, hoping to bring you some fun ideas! We have tons of cardboard left over from Christmas that I saved for some crafting, so this weekend my daughter and I used some to make a Jeweled Heart Craft. They are so simple and pretty and I incorporated learning about symmetry with my preschooler!
{This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. Read our Disclosure Policy for more information.}
Supplies you will need:
cardboard scissors metallic paint paint brush tacky glue or school glue acrylic crafting jewels (can be found at your local Walmart)
Directions:
Start by cutting a heart out of your cardboard. You decide the size you want.
Use your metallic paint to paint your cardboard hearts. Let them dry completely.
Glue crafting jewels onto your hearts.
I took this craft as a great opportunity to talk about symmetry with my preschooler. After discussing what symmetry is I challenged my daughter to make both sides of her heart look the same with her jewels. This is obviously optional, I just love adding learning concepts into our crafts whenever I can.
You might also enjoy:
Washi Tape Hearts with Lacing Practice Valentine’s Day Glitter Heart Ring A String of Hearts Glittery Heart Prints Handprint Heart Tree
Follow I Heart Crafty Things on Facebook, Pinterest,
Google+, Twitter, and Instagram!
We are in full swing with Valentine’s Day crafting, hoping to bring you some fun ideas! We have tons of cardboard left over from Christmas that I saved for some crafting, so this weekend my daughter and I used some to make a Jeweled Heart Craft. They are so simple and pretty and I incorporated learning about symmetry with my preschooler!
{This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. Read our Disclosure Policy for more information.}
Supplies you will need:
- cardboard
- scissors
- metallic paint
- paint brush
- tacky glue
- or school glue
- acrylic crafting jewels (can be found at your local Walmart)
Directions:
Start by cutting a heart out of your cardboard. You decide the size you want.
Use your metallic paint to paint your cardboard hearts. Let them dry completely.
Glue crafting jewels onto your hearts.
I took this craft as a great opportunity to talk about symmetry with my preschooler. After discussing what symmetry is I challenged my daughter to make both sides of her heart look the same with her jewels. This is obviously optional, I just love adding learning concepts into our crafts whenever I can.
You might also enjoy:
- Washi Tape Hearts with Lacing Practice
- Valentine’s Day Glitter Heart Ring
- A String of Hearts
- Glittery Heart Prints
- Handprint Heart Tree
Follow I Heart Crafty Things on Facebook, Pinterest,
Google+, Twitter, and Instagram!
Google+, Twitter, and Instagram!
Google+, Twitter, and Instagram!
