Real cards created by real people like you!
What a difference a good photo makes when you’re trying to pick your favorite Valentine’s Day card ideas! This adorable valentine caught our eye because the photo is just perfect for the card. Brooke, this little girl’s mom, agrees and adds that the card is also perfect for the family.
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Only 10 days left until it’s Valentine’s Day! Does your child have the coolest valentines to hand out in school? If not, check out our adorable classroom valentines or our kids Valentine’s Day cards; you won’t be disappointed with either (and neither will your child)!
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Real cards created by real people like you!
Our new kids’ classroom valentine card ideas are especially dear to us. So when we see that other people love them, too, it makes us happy. This month’s featured favorite is actually two cards—two kids’ valentine’s day cards for a brother and sister, each with strong opinions on what kind of card they wanted to hand out at school.
Here’s a look at the top five products others are buying at Pear Tree Greetings this month!
1. Save the Date Postcards — Big Date Horizontal Photo
2. Kids Valentine Cards — It’s a Homerun
As the Director of Product Development for Pear Tree I work with designers to build the best products for our customers. When I’m working on a project for my own family I tackle it the same way. I start with the big picture then define the requirements and finally focus on the details.
Big Picture (theme): Washi tape.
Requirements –
1. My kids would be involved in assembly. (Needs to be easy to do.)
2. My oldest needs to write (in cursive) the names of his classmates. (Needs extra envelopes for potential mistakes.)
3. My daughter could not bring candy. (The “treat” needs to be flexible.)
These are the three Valentine’s Day card ideas for kids that I came up with–easy, mistake proof and flexible!
Materials/Tools:
1. Washi tape
2. Pen
3. Small paper
4. Lollipop
5. Crayons
Variation #1: Lolipop treats
Use the washi tape to add a treat to the front of the envelope and on the back to secure it closed.
