What do children create on Valentine's Day?

My “little puzzles” started the Valentine craze during the winter holidays. The power of creation has also passed to my goddaughter and in a creative corner, we will present as many as 3 artistic crafts.

The youngest Dorothy will take care of gluing, her favorite form of creating art. Patrick needs to have a more complex and preferably more dangerous project because he loves using paper staplers. And Victoria created a card with a magically changing color heart.

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What little puzzles will be created today?

CARDS FOR VALENTINE

What my little puzzles don’t need?

DISTURBING PARENTS

I helped Dorota in cutting paper hearts. Dora was happy to glue paper hearts and everything around her. Patrick and Viktoria created the card themselves.

What do my little puzzles need?

▪︎full stomach

▪︎smile

▪︎chill out music

▪︎good energy

And everything on the list below:

☆tables cover

☆colouring paper or construction paper

☆pencil

☆glue

☆scissor

☆markers or crayons

☆everything that will help your child make the DIY VALENTINE CARD look unique.

What will we use for an unplanned mess?

☆ wet wipes

☆ kitchen paper

Step-by-step process of making VALENTINE PROJECT:

DORA’S CARD

1. Draw the heart shapes. 5-6 paper hearts of different sizes are fine.

2. Glue them together.

FOR VICTORIA’s CARD

3. Cut out one heart in the middle of the paper on the A4 page.
4. Cut out two trapezoids of a different color.
5. Glue them to the back of the paper, the trapezoids should fit into the cut-out heart.

PATRICK’S VALENTINE’S HEART

6. Cut 12 strips of colored paper. 6 for the half heart.
7. Fold the first 6 strips in half – as shown in the picture.
8. Put together the ends of the strips with paper staplers.

9. Glue the halves of hearts into one big heart.

10. Check out our photos below and more of our DIY PROJECTS in video clips at https://www.instagram.com/missmarbell_/