How about a rousing game of tic-tac-toe this Valentine's day? These would be fun and really easy to hand out to little friends. Print out a bunch and draw on them or use candy to mark your spaces! We are kind of in love with these Dots candies too. Cherry vanilla and passion fruit? Yes please! They are the perfect game pieces. You can play along too! Download the printable right here and have some fun with your valentine.
It's no secret I am kind of obsessed with temporary tattoos. These fun heart balloons will look great on your kiddos arms this Valentine's day! After I made these red and purple ones, I decided to add some blue and green to the mix. If you like them, you can download them right here! Keep them for yourself, or use this "love is in the air" printable to hand them out to friends. If you've never made your own temporary tattoos before, it's so easy. Get some tattoo paper (I use this one) and print out the design onto the paper and follow your paper's instructions from there. It's so easy and so much fun!
What kid doesn't love bubbles? Like really love them. These valentines are perfect for giving out to all of your kid's little friends at school. I bought these cute bubbles at Target, 24 for $3! It doesn't get much better than that. You can download these little tags right here. Just print, cut them out and use double sided tape to attach them. So easy and so much better than lame store-bought valentines, right? Right. Your little ones can sign their name beneath the XOXO, so their friends know who's mom to thank for the rad Valentines! At least that's my goal here. Ha!
Guys, I can't even tell you how much Elliott loves Airheads. Like a lot. I used to eat them all the time when I was a kid so I give in every now and then and let him indulge himself in a little Airhead goodness. So I made a fun holiday wreath drink for him to enjoy! It was so easy to make and would be a great touch for any holiday party you might be throwing. Especially if it's a party for little ones! They'll love these!
Here's what you'll need. Airheads - duh, straws of two different sizes if possible, rolling pin, exacto knife.
First, roll out the green airhead till it's flat and wider.
Next, use the bigger straw (if you have one) and the exacto knife to cut out the shapes. For the center, I pushed the straw down and turned it to make the hole.
Next! Roll out the red airhead. The flatter the better!
Using the smaller straw, make cut outs like you did with the center of the wreath.
Place the red dots onto the green and push them down.
Then place the wreath on the side of your drink for embellishment, or place it on the straw to top off your drink. Either way is great!
Remember these dry erase printables? Well, we are at it again! This time we went the pumpkin route and I have to say we have been loving it. Elliott has a daily routine with it. Draw, erase, repeat. It's so easy to make. Just print it out and take it to your friendly neighborhood copy shop to get it laminated. That's it! A great way to keep your kids busy and using those sweet creative juices. I love it! See more of the post I did for Handmade Charlotte over here.
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