Have a Ball Printable Valentines

I realize that I don't typically post on Mondays, but I decided to do an extra special themed series all week -- FREE Printable Valentines Week-- so I'm sneaking in some extra posts!

We're taking a little break from house projects, and each day this week I will be sharing a new printable Valentine idea, so hopefully by the end of the week you'll have something you can send to your sweetheart, you BFF, your family, the teachers in your life, and of course there will be a few ideas for the kiddos as well!

Free Printable Valentines- Have a Ball!

I'm kicking off the week with a brightly colored kids' Valentine printable, inspired by some cute light up balls I found in Target's party section. Here's what you'll need to create these Have a Ball Printable Valentines:

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• Light Up Balls (similar ones here)
• Clear Cellophane Wrapping Paper
• Ribbon of Your Choice
• Hole Punch
• Paper Slicer and/or Scissors
• Printables (provided below)

I actually created two different printable tags that can be used with this Valentine. One says, "I always have a ball with you!" And the other says, "I like how you roll!" You can download one or both versions below.

Click here to download free printable "Have a Ball" Valentines!

Click here to download free printable "I Like How You Roll" Valentines!

[If you are a printable lover like I am, you can see all 50+ free printables that we offer on the blog in our organized free printables library!]

To put these Valentines together, I simply cut out the printables with my paper slicer...

...and punched a hole in one corner. I then had my son sign his name at the bottom of each one.

While he was signing away, I cut the cellophane wrapping into about 12" x 12" squares. I then wrapped put one of the light up balls in the middle of the square and wrapped the cellophane around it.

We put a piece of ribbon through the hole in the printable tag...

...and tied the tag around the cellophane.

I used a pair of scissors to curl the ribbon, and we were done!

It's always fun to come up with a new Valentine idea for him each year, and it's an easy activity for us to be able to do together, which makes it even better. 🙂

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!

Printable Love Notes for Valentine's Day

Lego-Inspired Printable Valentines

Simple Valentine's Day Teacher Gift

"You Are a Hit with Me" Valentines

Have a wonderful day!

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