We are always looking for ways to tell people about Jesus. Whether it’s a kind act or direct conversation, we want everything we do to point to God’s love.
Valentine’s Day is no different! In fact, it’s the perfect time to spread a sweet love that includes the beautiful message of scripture! Last year, I created 7 Scripture Valentines Printables to share with you, so if these don’t fit your needs, check out last year’s set, too!
1. God has made you “smartie”
This valentine is simple. All you need is the printable, some cute washi tape and a bag of Smarties candy. Print the cards on cardstock for stability. You can purchase it at Wal-mart or Target, as well as the link that I included to Amazon. One tip for printing: make sure that you set your printer to the “best” quality. It will make your printables really lovely. Once printed, I cut them apart with a trimmer for ease, but scissors will work as well.
2. Jesus, the Ultimate Super Hero
I made these super cute valentines with my oldest son a few years ago and they were such a hit! All you need are lollipops, scrap ribbon, and the printables. This one contains two items to be printed. The first is the cape. It’s up to you, but I prefer to print these on plain paper, as they are more flexible. Once I slip them on, I crinkle them a bit for character. Many use cardstock for this part though and that’s fine, too. Just remember to write the “to and from” section on the back of the capes before you slip them on.
The second printable is the small circle. I do print these on cardstock and then punch a hole at the top and bottom. The last step is to simply tie a ribbon at the top of the lollipop and then slip the circle through the stick.
3. Mini Bibles, Sweet to the Soul
This might be my favorite valentine this year. I guess it’s the crafty girl in me. But don’t fear, it’s not as hard as it looks. You can make a class set in under an hour!
First, gather your supplies and cut the paper and ribbon into the right sizes (noted below). On the plain white cardstock, write your “to and from.” Glue/tape the ribbon about halfway down the center of the OTHER side of the white cardstock. Adhere the valentine paper to the top of the white cardstock. On one side, you should see the pretty print of the paper and on the other you will see your “to and from.”
Tape two nuggets in the center of the valentine paper. Fold your printable verse in half and then glue to the top of the candy. Bring the ribbon over the top and glue down in the center. Trim if needed. Set aside to dry. Simple, right? My daughter even made you a little instructional video!
Supplies needed for each valentine (multiply by the number you need to make):
2 Hershey’s nuggets white cardstock (cut into pieces that are 2.25 inches wide, 1.5 inches tall) 1-2 sheets of valentine scrapbook paper (cut into pieces that are 2.25 inches wide, 1.5 inches tall) thin ribbon (cut into 2 inch long pieces) printable verses tape, glue
4. Trust the Lord with all your Heart
I’m a busy mom. Sometimes things like Valentine’s Day threaten to consume me. I want my kids to have cute valentines to give out, but I don’t have a lot of time. If this resonates with you, I think you’ll really love this valentine.
Simply print the cards on cardstock for stability. You can purchase it at Wal-mart or Target, as well as the link that I included to Amazon. One tip for printing: make sure that you set your printer to the “best” quality. It will make your printables really lovely. Once printed, I cut them apart with a trimmer for ease, but scissors will work as well.
Then, tape on heart-shaped candy of your choice and add a personal “to and from” message. Valentine done. Simple, huh?
5. Jesus, Light of the World
This is another simple, busy mom valentine favorite! I love this one because it doesn’t involve candy. We all know that kids get a ton of candy from friends. Why not avoid the sugar and give something fun to play with? Glowsticks are usually found in the dollar bins for $1 per package. That’s a wonderfully frugal deal!
Print the verses on cardstock for stability. You can purchase it at Wal-mart or Target, as well as the link that I included to Amazon. One tip for printing: make sure that you set your printer to the “best” quality. It will make your printables really lovely. Once printed, cut them apart with scissors and add a personal “to and from.” Punch holes at the top and bottom and slip onto the glowstick. Your kids’ friends will love it!
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Angela says
Excited to give these to daughter’s friends at church!
Amity Britt says
No problems, PTL!!! I just want to thank you for sharing what God enabled/gifted you with. My 4 Grandchildren are blessed to attend a public school system where God & prayer are respected. I also teach in this system & so we use every opportunity to share the Gospel of Jesus Matthew 28: 18-20, Luke 14:23, John 3:16. The Valentines Day crafts/goodies are perfect!
Girl… let God continue to use you!!!!!! Thats my prayer
Carmen Johnson-Lawrence says
My son attends Catholic school and these are great for Valentine’s Day! Not only is it something different from the boxed Valentine’s Day cards the rest of the kids will give, but it is in line with the faith-based education they receive! Love this and so totally doing it! Thanks!
Kerri Heilman says
Love this for Valentine’s Day!
Glenda Rosom says
Hi Kim, I subscribed to your newsletter and downloaded this pack. I love it so much! I wanted to use it for my preschool classes. I see that this is only free for family use, but I don’t see any other option. What do you suggest? Thanks!
Kim Sorgius says
Yes you can use it for your preschool class. It’s actually intended for you to make and give out to anyone you desire. The copyright is to prevent people from sharing the printable set with all of their friends online instead of sending them to the site to download it. Hope this makes sense!
Lydia says
Love these. I’m going to link to these on my blog {journeyoftheword.com}, so I’ll use a few of the graphics if that’s okay {I’ll be sure to credit them}. Thanks!
Aimee Mae Wiley says
I made these for my Sunday School girls tomorrow. I used leftover scrapbook paper in pinks, reds, and purples, with coordinating ribbon. It was a little more time consuming than I anticipated, but a relaxing and fun craft, and they look wonderful! I shared your site on my blog, as well. Thank you for the idea! Happy Valentine’s Day!
Beth says
I am looking for a valentine to make for our widows and widowers at church and the little Bibles are just perfect! Tell your daughter that her tutorial was EXCELLENT!
Betty Gray says
Note: on Bible, dimension not given in length and width, but height??
nicki mollien says
thank you!
Lia Cater Allen says
So Blessed by your site. It was a joy to stumble upon…I usually do most all of my “inspired” crafts at home, but love the fact that you have many to share that leave time for me to do more with my daughter and show her that indeed God’s reach is undeniably world-wide.
Thank you & Be blessed.
Always,
Fellow Striving Mother & Believer
Eunice says
Thank you SOOOOO MUCH!!!!
I was looking for these kind of Bible verse crafts for my Sunday school class.
It’s awesome and i will tell every teacher i know about your website.❤❤❤
Eunice Jung says
Thank you SOOOOO MUCH!!!!
I was looking for these kind of Bible verse crafts for my Sunday school class.
It’s awesome and i will tell every teacher i know about your website.❤❤❤
Caty says
I am not able to download the free valentine cards. I wanted to use the Light of the world for Rally Day tomorrow. I keep being sent to a page that says the page doesn’t exist anymore?
cathy
Suzanne says
Thanks for letting us know! That link has been corrected and the printables can be found in the Ultimate Christian Holiday Printable Collection which can be requested here: https://www.notconsumed.com/printables/
Suzanne@Not Consumed