Personalized Valentine's Day Cards - FREE printable

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I am so excited to share these little personalized Valentine's Day cards! Simply print, color and cut. Find the person that matches your friend, write their name down, and then add your name.  


Click here to download the JPEG or PDF file for Valentine's Day cards 
 


 I also made bigger versions for boys and girls that say "Happy Valentine's Day." 
Here are some examples I added with color.

 
 
My 5 year old loved coloring these to match her friends. But she declared that she will be giving "Shimmer & Shine" (a kids cartoon) Valentine's Day cards on the actual Valentine's Day. ha ha! I guess I can't compete with store bought Valentine's Day cards, but these are still so fun to print and color. 


Click here to download the JPEG or PDF file for BOY Valentine's Day cards


 Click here to download the JPEG or PDF file for GIRL Valentine's Day cards
 


For personal use only pretty please. If you would like to edit these so they fit your child or classmates I'm totally fine with that! Not for resale. Thank you! 

 

Comments

  1. Mary JoFebruary 8, 2018 at 6:10 AM

    That is so sweet of you to share these. It is just like you to do the nicest things. Thank you

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  2. SpringFebruary 12, 2018 at 7:57 AM

    Oh thank you Mary Jo ❤️

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  3. Amel NataliaFebruary 25, 2018 at 9:34 PM

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