Lego - Inspired Printable Valentines

Welcome back to day 3 of Free Printable Valentine week! If you missed the first two days, you can snag some bright and cheery "Have a Ball" Valentines in this post and some cute printable love notes here.

Today I have some Lego-inspired Valentine's Day printables that my building-obsessed 5 year old will be taking to his classmates this year!

Lego - Inspired Printable Valentines

Here's what you'll need to put them together:

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• Lego Party Favor Packs (I found mine in the Target party section and there were 5 small packs of bricks in a package.)
• Printable Tags (provided below)
• Clear Cellophane Bags
• Paper Trimmer and/or Scissors
• Hole Punch
• Ribbon of Your Choice

I first printed out my tags on white card stock. There are two sayings... "Everything is awesome...because we're friends!" and "Thank you for always building me up!" You can snag both sets here:

Click here to download "Everything Is Awesome" printable Valentines!

Click here to download "Building Me Up" printable Valentines!

[Pssttt... See all 50+ free printables that we offer on the blog in our free printables library!]

I then used my paper trimmer to cut out each tag. I use the trimmer because I think it's quicker, but scissors will work just fine too!

Once the tags were cut out, I punched a hole in each one and had my son sign his name. (We did it in several sittings, as his attention span would only allow him to do about four at a time! 🙂 )

Once he had signed each card, I could put everything together...

1. Each Valentine needs one tag, one pack of Legos, one cellophane bag, and one length of ribbon.

2. I dropped the Lego pack into the cellophane bag...

3. ...and stuck the ribbon through the hole I had punched in the tag.

4. I then tied the ribbon with the tag on it around the cellophane bag, knotting it just above the pack of Legos.

5. I used a pair of scissors to curl the ends of the ribbon.

6. And I had my cute Lego-inspired Valentines that my son was oh-so-excited about!

Caleb can't wait to hand these out to his classmates (and snag one for himself, too)!

If you've missed any of the other free printable Valentines this week, you can snag them in the posts below:

"Have a Ball" Printable Valentines

Printable Love Notes for Valentine's Day

Simple Valentine's Day Teacher Gift

"You Are a Hit with Me" Valentines

Thanks so much for following along! Have a great day!

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