Are you ready for Valentine’s Day yet? If not this easy printable Valentine will get you ready in a snap!
This Pinwheel valentine cracks up parents and the kids love getting the pinwheels to go with them. I can’t see to go a year without a sneaky 80s reference.
For this Valentine you will need:
- the printable found at the end of this post
- Pinwheels (we used these provided by Oriental Trading)
- scissors
- bakers twine
- a single hole punch
Print and cut out the paper valentine. Have you child address them to each child in their class. Using the single hole punch, punch a hole in the corner of each valentine.
Add the sticks to each of your pinwheels and then tie a piece of bakers twine around the pinwheel and through the hole in the card.
Stay tuned for more free Valentine Printables in the coming weeks!
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What a cute idea to attach to a pinwheel. I wish my kids were younger to hand out valentines, at 13 and 21 they don't do this at school anymore.
This is such a clever and unique idea! I love that this diy turned out to be really adorable.
Belle | One Awesome Momma
These are too cute! They seem really simple as well. I might have to try some with my daughter
I have never made a pinwheel. I had no idea they were that simple! What an awesome craft for kids!
My daughters would love this idea! If I see Valentine's pinwheels, I'll have to get them and make this.
These are a super cute treat that any child could bring to school to share with their pals. I love the candy-less route!
I love pinwheels! They are so nostalgic! This is a super cute craft! I would love to make something similar for the 4th of July!
The kids will have fun doing this cool project. I can see them making this for their friends in school.
I love this!I pinned to my Valentines board because I definitely think this is a craft we will do! Thanks for the idea.
These are absolutely adorable! Can't wait to try with my class at school. They will love it!
These are adorable and a really fun Valentine idea. We haven't made pinwheels in years. I've pinned this to my Valentine's board.
Aw this pinwheel reminds me of Pete Burns, what a lovely idea for valentines day. Plus you can get the whole family involved.
I love this idea! My boys would love to get a pinwheel as a valentine. Plus, it's not candy so that's always great at Valentine's Day.
I love it! And now I can't stop singing to myself. 😉
These are so cute! I used to love pinwheels, and now my daughter does as well.I can see these being super popular with the kids.
I just love this Valentine's idea. My girls would totally get a kick out of these and their friends would too. Thanks for sharing.
This is such a cute craft! I love making things like this with my kids.
This is such a cute craft for Valentine's Day. I like to include my sons in the festivities and they would really get a kick out of making these.
Very cute and very easy to do as well. Can make a nice add on to my valentine basket. Thanks for sharing.
This is really fun! I love being able to get creative with my kids for Valentines and other holidays that they can give out cards and fun trinkets! – Jeanine
Omg how cute are these pinwheels?!?! Perfect for Valentine's Day!!! I bet my daughter would love these
How cute! I love the clever quotes! It looks relatively easy to put together too! My kind of diy!
I love the idea of a pinwheel. So cute. It's perfect because both boys and girls would love this.
This is such a cute DIY. I really enjoy making homemade gifts for my family and friends. This one is perfect and a pinwheel is unique. Thanks for sharing.