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Best FREE Valentine Cards for Kids (more!)
Published 02.09.2010 | Permanent Link | Comments (1)
We were overwhelmed by your enthusiasm for our first round up of the Best Free Printable Valentines for Kids. This year we visited the same artists and found that most had created new valentine printables for kids. More! Yay!
Again, if you're new to the kid valentine scene, let us school you. Kids love to give and receive Valentines. At every school I know of, it's give to all or none. (Which can get very expensive). So, we scoured the web and found the most adorable free valentines for kids. Now, all you have to do is just print, add your child's name and you're done.
Yup, that's right.
Last year, my son chose Cottage Industrialist's Giddyup and Dinosaur valentines to gift his classmates. I have a feeling, he'll be choosing Love and Rockets this year!
These animal valentines are FREE but a donation is suggested (if you'll be printing by the bucket-load) as the artist SAJ--our own contributor Brenda Ponnay-- needs a new printer.
Love this adorable lollipop holder valentine printable. Tricia Rennea has lots of other free sweet valentine printables for kids, so hop on over.
Oliebollen has some adorable and free printables (they make them for almost every holiday) to just print out or to print and color in.
Lastly, we have some resources to free vintage and retro-styled valentine printables from my era and an awesomely modern personalized online Valentine card generator.
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This is a year-round Holiday column. Kids love Holidays. As parents we have come to appreciate how Holidays seem to help structure our lives. Plus, any excuse to have fun sounds good to us!
We'll admit it, now that we're parents, we secretly look for Holidays to celebrate and between National, Secular, Unofficial and Bizarre Holidays, we think there are enough days out there to keep us inspired every week.
This column will be a place where you can get inspiration for how to enjoy time with your kids. Crafting projects and ideas will be posted on Thursdays by our brilliant contributors (see below). Other fun ideas will be posted here throughout the week as the inspiration hits us!
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Ellen Luckett Baker is the author of the long thread, a blog about handmade goods. She has always enjoyed making things, but the flexibility of staying at home with her two daughters along with the creative inspiration they provide has led her to craft on a daily basis. Combining her love of graphic design and sewing, she has created an Etsy shop selling machine embroidery designs and sewing patterns.
Ellen lives in Atlanta with her husband and two young daughters. She holds a B.A. in Art History and a Master's of Public Administration with a focus in Non-Profit Management.
Cindy Hopper was fortunate to be raised in a family who appreciated the arts. This background led to a Bachelor's Degree in Art Education. With a keen eye for design and color, Cindy has continued her love of art and is now passing her creative skills on to her three children. Cindy's family and friends are the beneficiaries of her passion for fun and meaningful creative projects. Cindy's personal blog, Skip to My Lou, has taken her love of a project to new levels. Postings keep the family busy -– from testing new recipes for holiday treats to designing and building floats for a neighborhood parade to making fabric rolls to hold crayons to creating themed parties. Cindy seems to have an unending supply of ideas for gifts, parties and rainy days.
Brenda Ponnay is a stealthy secret agent who juggles parenthood to her adorable daughter by day and freelance graphic design by night. Whether it's painting, baking, drawing, making castles out of card board boxes or just doing the laundry with flair, Brenda Ponnay has finally discovered (at the ripe old age of thirty-six) that what really makes her happy is being creative every single day.
Brenda lives in Southern California with her husband, daughter, three cats and thirty-seven pet birds. You can read about all her crazy adventures on her personal blog: Secret Agent Josephine.
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Comments (1):
Barefoot Mama said:
This is a great post. My son is not even preschool age yet, but I be sure to favorite this page for future reference. LOVE the vintage style cards and your site! Thanks Alpha Mom.
Posted on February 10, 2010 10:53