Valentine’s Day is all fun and games with this adorable heart tic-tac-toe valentine! Some simple supplies and a free printable tag make this valentine sweet and fun! These do have smaller pieces so are not suitable for small children who could choke! {Yep…1 year old in my house so always on my mind! :) }
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This non-candy class valentine idea is super easy to assemble!
Supplies for Heart Tic-Tac-Toe Valentine:
- Free Valentine Tag Printable (found below)
- Ruler
- White Cardstock
- Heart Table Scatter in Pink & Red
- Permanent Marker
- Small muslin bags
- Scissors
- Hole Punch
I use the HP Envy 5540 Wireless All-In-One Printer to print these off and also signed up for HP Instant Ink. I highly recommend the Instant Ink! Never run out of ink at 11 pm when you have to print out your kids report, or when you have to print these valentines out the night before your child’s class party…because let’s face it…#procrastinatorsunite.
Start by drawing a tic-tac-toe board on one side of the small muslin bag. I picked these up a while back from Pick Your Plum. They offer them quite frequently. You can also find these on Amazon at the link above in the supply list.
Print the Free Tic-Tac-Toe Valentine Tag Printable onto white cardstock.
Next cut out the tag from my Free Printable and punch the hole at the top.
Add 5 of each color of the heart table scatter to the muslin bag.
Sign the tag and attach to the bag’s drawstring! There you have a cute little heart tic-tac-toe valentine to share!
Download your Free Tic-Tac-Toe Gift Tag Below
Tic-Tac-Toe Fun & Games Tag VERSION 1.0
This download is for personal use only!
You might also like these other printable valentines cards:
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Felixa de Kunkle says
Thank you so much for a fun idea! My son got this as a Valentine’s day when he was in por school and we still play with it. Now I am making some for his classmates! I had been looking where I could buy the materials and everything was in one spot. THANK YOU FOR SHARING!
Cheryl Spangenberg says
You are very welcome!