Looking for Valentine box ideas? I’ve got lots of cute, inexpensive ways you can create a really fun Valentine’s box for your child this year–and you’ll be making memories at the same time. It doesn’t get any better!
I’ve gathered some great ideas from around the web–Pinterest and several of my favorite bloggers are great resources–and I’ve compiled them here so you can sort of browse through and see what really appeals to you and what you think your child would like.
Cool Valentine Box Ideas
Since it’s especially hard for some of our boys to get into the fun of a Valentine’s Day box, these cool Valentine box ideas are perfect–especially as they get older. Be creative and help your son make a box that expresses who he is and what he likes to do. (They all want their friends to say, Cool! when they arrive at school with their Valentine’s box.)
Nothing says cool like a crocodile! All the instructions and FREE downloads for making this crocodile Valentine’s box are available from HP Creative Studio HERE.
You’ve probably got just about everything you need on hand to make this robot Valentine’s box from eHow. The directions call for silver paint, but I think it would be less of a mess to go with aluminum foil instead. (Plus, you wouldn’t have to wait for it to dry.) Get all the instructions HERE.
You’ll find some great ideas for your Valentine’s boxes from Susie J. on her blog. My favorite is probably this Basketball Hoop Valentine’s Box. (If we did this one, of course, my husband would be sure that it was decorated so that everyone knew it was all about Kentucky basketball!) Find complete instructions for this box HERE.
::Discover all kinds of creative ideas for Valentine’s Day HERE.
Valentine’s Box Ideas for Girls
Valentine’s box ideas for girls are plentiful. And they are equally fun!
The cutting has already been done for you when use an empty laundry detergent box for this Valentine’s mailbox. Decorate it however you like. Find more instructions for this box HERE.
Find more tips for making boxes for Valentines Day HERE.
I love this grown-up looking Valentine box made from wooden skill sticks. If you put some time into this one, you will definitely be making a lifetime keepsake for your daughter. Get all the details and step-by-step instructions from Making Friends HERE.
Empty cereal boxes come in handy for loads of Valentine’s Day boxes ideas! I love these cute suitcase designs from Plaid Kids. Find the directions for making these HERE.
:: Find more special, memory-making Homemade Ideas for Valentine’s Day on Faithful Provisions!
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