Create a special card for friends or family with this easy Valentine’s Day paper craft. It uses super simple materials you already have. Plus, you can grab the free heart template below. Easy-to-create paper flowers make a perfect decoration for this Valentine’s Day card.

HISTORY OF THE VALENTINE CARD
The first Valentine’s cards were sent in the 18th century. Initially these were handmade efforts, as pre-made cards were not yet available. Lovers would decorate paper with romantic symbols including flowers and love knots. These first Valentine’s Day cards often included puzzles and lines of poetry. …’Tis but to be your Valentine’.
Also check out our collection of science Valentine cards for kids!
Follow the tradition, and make your own special paper flower heat cards this Valentine’s Day. Read on for the full instructions and our free heat printable!
PAPER FLOWER HEART VALENTINE
Download our free printable Valentine’s art calendar below for easy art ideas all month!
SUPPLIES:
- Valentine heart printable (see below)
- Colored paper (We used red paper but you could mix up the colors!)
- Scissors
- Stapler
- Glue
- Markers
INSTRUCTIONS
STEP 1: Print out the valentine card and circle template.
STEP 2: Color in the words with your markers.
STEP 3: Cut out 39 circles using the circle template and colored paper.

STEP 4: To make the flowers fold each circle in half and then in half again. Then stack three hearts together and staple.

STEP 5: Open each folded heart to make a flower shape out of your stacked hearts.

STEP 6: Glue the paper flowers inside the heart shape.

More Fun Valentine Crafts
- Make a flower heart Valentine’s card.
- Try this Valentine’s pop up box craft.
- Combine science and art with tie dye card.
- Grow crystals with this crystal heart project.
- Create a quilled heart card.
- Paint watercolor hearts






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