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Valentine Craft For Kids: Sling Shot Valentine (Free Printable)

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How can we already be planning our valentines for 2017? Christmas flew by, I don’t even remember New Years being here and now I am up to my elbows in planning a few valentine creations. My daughter is still in elementary school and every year, we come up with creative ways to share a little love to her classmates on Valentine’s Day. Today, I am bringing you valentine crafts for kids with this Sling Shot and Felt Ball Valentine and next week, I will be sharing what we made for her classmates last year. 

If you are looking for fun valentine crafts for kids, click over to the tutorial on how to make these easy sling shot valentines that will make every child happy!

Valentine crafts for kids are so much fun and this idea came to me after seeing them in stores at Christmas. I thought they would be so much fun to make them into a valentine! 

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Supplies For These Valentine Crafts For Kids:

Wooden Sling Shots

Red and White Baker’s Twine

Red Felt Balls or Pom-Poms (pink and white would work too!)

Round Favor Tins

“I Hit The Bullseye When We Became Friends” tag

If you are looking for fun valentine crafts for kids, click over to the tutorial on how to make these easy sling shot valentines that will make every child happy!

I got the sling shots, but I didn’t get felt balls because I had picked up a ton of red pom-poms on clearance after Christmas at Target. We used those instead.

To put these valentine crafts for kids together, we put five red pom-poms in the round favor tin and set the tin on the middle of the wooden sling shot. 

If you are looking for fun valentine crafts for kids, click over to the tutorial on how to make these easy sling shot valentines that will make every child happy!

If you are looking for fun valentine crafts for kids, click over to the tutorial on how to make these easy sling shot valentines that will make every child happy!

Then, we wrapped red and white baker’s twine around the tin and sling shot a few times to hold the tin in place and tied it.  

If you are looking for fun valentine crafts for kids, click over to the tutorial on how to make these easy sling shot valentines that will make every child happy!

Then, I made a fun little tag to tie to the red baker’s twine. 

If you are looking for fun valentine crafts for kids, click over to the tutorial on how to make these easy sling shot valentines that will make every child happy!

You can find this free printable in the “supplies list” above or here

If you are looking for fun valentine crafts for kids, click over to the tutorial on how to make these easy sling shot valentines that will make every child happy!

If you are looking for fun valentine crafts for kids, click over to the tutorial on how to make these easy sling shot valentines that will make every child happy!

This Homemade Sling Shot and Felt Ball Valentine is a lot of fun. There is no candy involved and the kids are getting a classic toy in their valentine. What could be better? 

Are your kids planning their valentines already? 

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If you are looking for fun valentine crafts for kids, click over to the tutorial on how to make these easy sling shot valentines that will make every child happy!

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