Yippee! I am so excited to be joining some of my favorite blogging buddies today to bring you a whole array of FREE printable Valentines!
I’m sharing some cute printable love notes, and then at the end of the post, I’ll link to some other cute Valentines printables for you to snag as well, so be sure to stick around for that!
Free Printable Love Notes for Valentine’s Day
Have I mentioned yet that I love Valentine’s Day? You can roll your eyes and call me cheesy, but it’s true. I definitely love having an excuse to have a date night with Donnie, but I also love that Valentine’s Day gives us an extra reason to encourage our loved ones and tell them why they mean so much to us. And who couldn’t use an extra little dose of encouragement?!
So today, I wanted to share some simple printable envelopes and cards that you can use to write a quick note to your sweetheart, your BFF, your sibling, your child, or anyone else in your life who could use a little lift!
[You can see all 50+ free printables that we offer on the blog in our library of free printables!]
You’ll only need a few things to put these notes together…
- Printable envelopes and note cards (provided below), printed on white card stock
- Scissors
- Tape
That’s it! You can start by downloading the printable envelopes and note cards below:
Click here to download free printable Valentine’s Day envelopes!
Click here to download free printable Valentine’s Day note cards!
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Assembling the Love Notes
1. I started by printing my cards and envelopes and cutting everything out.
2. Flip the envelope over so the white side is facing up and the non-pointy edge is at the bottom.
3. Fold the two side flaps in.
4. Add a small piece of tape, with the sticky side facing up, to the bottom of each of the folded in flaps so that half the tape is behind the flap and the other half has the sticky side exposed.
5. Fold up the bottom flap, pressing it down on the two side flaps so that the tape sticks to it, holding the envelope together.
6. Slide in your note card and fold the top flap down. You can secure it with a cute sticker if you’d like to!
I created these cards to be used for Valentine’s Day, but really you could use them to bring a smile to someone’s face any day of the year. We’re not always brave enough to say encouraging words to someone, but sometimes it’s easier to write them down (and BONUS– then they can keep your note and read it over and over again)!
Don’t forget to pop around and visit my friends to snag some other cute printable Valentines!
Making Home Base | Bless’er House
Two Twenty One | So Much Better with Age
Life on Virginia Street | The Happy Housie
The Turquoise Home | Just a Girl and Her Blog
And if you’ve missed any of the free Valentine’s printables I’ve shared this week, be sure to pop around and snag them in the posts below!
“Have a Ball” Printable Valentines
Lego-Inspired Printable Valentines
Simple Valentine’s Day Teacher Gift
“You Are a Hit with Me” Valentines
Hope you’re having a wonderful day!
Barbara says
January 31, 2017 at 11:31 amThese are adorable! Thank you!
justagirlabby says
February 9, 2017 at 8:46 amThank you so much, Barbara! Hope you’re having a great week!
~Abby =)
Elizabeth says
January 31, 2017 at 9:24 pmLOVE these notecards and envelopes!!! Thank you! (I hope all goes well with your medical treatment.)
justagirlabby says
February 1, 2017 at 9:40 amThanks so much, Elizabeth! <3
~Abby =)
Margo says
February 2, 2017 at 2:36 pmThose envelopes are the cutest! I’ve searched the internet on how to make my own, and have had no luck. Are there any tips you could share on how to design a printable envelope? 🙂
justagirlabby says
February 9, 2017 at 8:46 amHi, Margo! I probably didn’t have the most technical method, lol. I traced an actual envelope that I had opened up and flattened out and scanned the image into my computer. Then I traced the shape in Adobe Illustrator, made my patterns and used the shape + the pattern to do a clipping mask in Illustrator. I hope this helps! Have a great day!
~Abby =)
Margo says
February 9, 2017 at 12:13 pmOh thank you so much! I’ve been working in Word and Excel and made a template to fit a specific size, but I’ll have to try Illustrator for customizing! Thank you again, I know you must be so busy! 🙂
Jamie says
February 3, 2017 at 2:46 pmThese are the cutest Abby!! I knew they were yours right away from the graphic. Thanks for organizing this tour for us!
Hugs, Jamie
justagirlabby says
February 4, 2017 at 10:55 amYou are too sweet! Thank you, Jamie! It was a fun week! 🙂
~Abby =)
Amel Leila says
February 4, 2017 at 11:06 amI absolutely love the envelops and cards. I’m going to print them.
Love it so much. 😀
Thank you!
justagirlabby says
February 6, 2017 at 10:50 amYay! Glad they will be helpful for you! 🙂
~Abby =)
Durlet says
February 5, 2017 at 8:29 amMerci Beaucoup, Très joli