Now that the new year has officially started, I’m excited to share with you some fun Valentine’s Day crafts and activities. I know it’s a bit early, but if you’re like me you like to plan ahead. Today I’m sharing this cute Paper Plate Valentine’s Holder. It would be perfect for preschool classmates to share their Valentine’s or for use at home for parents and siblings to pass on little love notes.

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Supplies you will need:

2 paper plates

pink paint (or choose any color you want) paint brush stapler

hole punch

yarn or string heart stickers (We received ours from Craftprojectideas.com. You can find them at Walmart on the craft isle.) alphabet stickers

Directions:

  1. Start by putting your paper plates together and cutting a slit out at the top to make a heart shape. Holding the paper plates together makes it so you only have to make one cut and makes the two hearts the same shape.

  2. Paint the bottom of your two paper plate hearts and let them dry completely.

  3. Use a stapler to join the two paper plate hearts together. You only need to staple a little more than halfway up on the sides to leave a good opening for Valentine’s.

  4. Decorate your paper plates with heart stickers or whatever you have on hand (glitter glue, sequins and markers are all great options) and add your name with alphabet stickers.

  5. Use your hole punch to punch a hole on the sides of the paper plate hearts. Tie a piece of yarn or string to the holes and you have a hanging Valentine Holder.

Try coupling this craft with our favorite Valentine’s Book:

The Day It Rained Hearts by Felicia Bond

More Valentine’s Crafts on I Heart Crafty Things:

The Day it Rained Hearts Sticky Heart Collage Art for Kids Washi Tape Heart with Lacing Practice Handprint Heart Tree

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Now that the new year has officially started, I’m excited to share with you some fun Valentine’s Day crafts and activities. I know it’s a bit early, but if you’re like me you like to plan ahead. Today I’m sharing this cute Paper Plate Valentine’s Holder. It would be perfect for preschool classmates to share their Valentine’s or for use at home for parents and siblings to pass on little love notes.

{This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. Read our Disclosure Policy for more information.}

Supplies you will need:

2 paper plates

pink paint (or choose any color you want) paint brush stapler

hole punch

yarn or string heart stickers (We received ours from Craftprojectideas.com. You can find them at Walmart on the craft isle.) alphabet stickers

Directions:

  1. Start by putting your paper plates together and cutting a slit out at the top to make a heart shape. Holding the paper plates together makes it so you only have to make one cut and makes the two hearts the same shape.

  2. Paint the bottom of your two paper plate hearts and let them dry completely.

  3. Use a stapler to join the two paper plate hearts together. You only need to staple a little more than halfway up on the sides to leave a good opening for Valentine’s.

  4. Decorate your paper plates with heart stickers or whatever you have on hand (glitter glue, sequins and markers are all great options) and add your name with alphabet stickers.

  5. Use your hole punch to punch a hole on the sides of the paper plate hearts. Tie a piece of yarn or string to the holes and you have a hanging Valentine Holder.

Try coupling this craft with our favorite Valentine’s Book:

The Day It Rained Hearts by Felicia Bond

More Valentine’s Crafts on I Heart Crafty Things:

The Day it Rained Hearts Sticky Heart Collage Art for Kids Washi Tape Heart with Lacing Practice Handprint Heart Tree

You can follow I Heart Crafty Things on Facebook, Pinterest,  Google+, Twitter, and Instagram!

Now that the new year has officially started, I’m excited to share with you some fun Valentine’s Day crafts and activities. I know it’s a bit early, but if you’re like me you like to plan ahead. Today I’m sharing this cute Paper Plate Valentine’s Holder. It would be perfect for preschool classmates to share their Valentine’s or for use at home for parents and siblings to pass on little love notes.

{This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. Read our Disclosure Policy for more information.}

Supplies you will need:

  • 2 paper plates
  • pink paint
  • (or choose any color you want)
  • paint brush
  • stapler
  • hole punch
  • yarn or string
  • heart stickers (We received ours from Craftprojectideas.com. You can find them at Walmart on the craft isle.)
  • alphabet stickers

Directions:

  1. Start by putting your paper plates together and cutting a slit out at the top to make a heart shape. Holding the paper plates together makes it so you only have to make one cut and makes the two hearts the same shape.

  2. Paint the bottom of your two paper plate hearts and let them dry completely.

  3. Use a stapler to join the two paper plate hearts together. You only need to staple a little more than halfway up on the sides to leave a good opening for Valentine’s.

  4. Decorate your paper plates with heart stickers or whatever you have on hand (glitter glue, sequins and markers are all great options) and add your name with alphabet stickers.

  5. Use your hole punch to punch a hole on the sides of the paper plate hearts. Tie a piece of yarn or string to the holes and you have a hanging Valentine Holder.

Try coupling this craft with our favorite Valentine’s Book:

The Day It Rained Hearts by Felicia Bond

More Valentine’s Crafts on I Heart Crafty Things:

The Day it Rained Hearts Sticky Heart Collage Art for Kids Washi Tape Heart with Lacing Practice Handprint Heart Tree

You can follow I Heart Crafty Things on Facebook, Pinterest,  Google+, Twitter, and Instagram!

  • The Day it Rained Hearts
  • Sticky Heart Collage Art for Kids
  • Washi Tape Heart with Lacing Practice
  • Handprint Heart Tree

You can follow I Heart Crafty Things on Facebook, Pinterest, 

Google+, Twitter, and Instagram!