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How to make DIY Valentines boxes and Valentine holders with your kids for home or school. These creative DIY Valentine Boxes include a robot, a fox, R2D2, a Minion, a Pokemon Ball, a Bumblebee, a Mail box, and even a Valentine monster. There are so many fabulous DIY Valentine Box ideas out there we had a hard time picking just twenty!
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20 Valentine Box Ideas to Make
1. Unicorn Valentine Box ~This Unicorn Valentine box is absolutely darling! It was constructed from an empty cardboard box, cardboard rolls, craft paper,and felt hearts.
2. Valentine Robot Box~ I adore that your kids can really help decorate and design their own Valentine Robot box. It’s adorable without being too detailed which is always nice.
3. Cupid’s Valentine Card Holder~Repurpose your old Pringles can with paper and Mod Podge in this super adorable Cupid’s arrow card holder. Such a great idea!
4. Cupcake Valentine Box ~ This Cupcake Valentine Box with tissue paperfrosting is absolutely scrumptious! Adore.
5. Owl Valentine Box~ This super adorable owl Valentine box is made from a Costco fruit snacks box! It’s decorated with wrapping paper just like a present! Simple, right?
Valentine Holder
6. Bumble Bee Valentine’s Day Box~This Bumble Bee Valentine’s Box was made frompeanut butter pretzel tub from Costco, but you can use another tub in a similar shape if you can’t find the exact container. The use of paper plates for wings is genius!
7. Fox Valentine Box~ Transform a tissue box into an adorable fox Valentine holder using scrapbook paper and glue.
8. Elephant Valentine Box~ So stink in’ cute! I *heart* this elephant Valentine box. This cutie an empty K-cup box!
9. Minions Valentine Box~If your child lovesDespicable Me 2
, then this is thewas the perfect fit for a DIY Valentine Box! I LOVE the use of purple Easter grass!
Preschool Valentine Crafts
10. Despicable Me Minion Valentine Box~ Cardboard, duct tape, recycled peanut butter lids=Minion! Click over to get the full instructions to make this adorable Valentine Box with your Minion lovers!
11. Mouse Ears Valentine Boxes~Making these Mouse Ears boxes is easier than you’d think. You just need a few boxes, red and black cardstock, some stickers and your hot glue gun!
12. DIY Cardboard Mailbox~ Make a simple and fun Play Mailbox for your child’s Valentine’sout of an old cardboard box! Once Valentine’s Day is over they can use it for play year round!
13. R2D2 Valentine Box~This white swing-tip trash can with foam stickers makes the cutest R2D2 Valentine box around!
Valentines Day Box
14. Happy Camper Valentine ~Recycle cardboard into this adorable Happy Camper Valentine box.
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15. Yellow Submarine Valentine Holder~I love this more Valentine holder that is shaped like a yellow submarine. It’s made out of an old oatmeal container and painted yellow. I love how bold it looks.
16. Robot Valentine~Boxes, slinkies and spray paint make this robot Valentine second to none. I bet you could use aluminum foil to wrap the boxes instead of silver spray paint, too!
Valentine Mailbox
17. Star Wars Darth Vader Valentine Box~You’ll never guess what you need beside the shoe box to make this Darth Vader Valentine box, but it’s super clever. If you have a Star Wars lover, this is Valentine box idea that your child will thank you for helping them create!
18. Pokemon Valentine’s Box~If you want your kiddo to have the best Valentine box in the class you just might want to replicate this one. Seriously, so fab, right?
19. Recycled Pokeball Valentine Box ~ The great thing about this Pokeball box is that it’s made from an up-cycled Poptart box, which means it’s on the small side. You don’t have to worry about decorating a huge box. Score.
20.DIY Valentine’s Day Emoji Box~Fill it with candy or Valentine’s! This is actually a pinata in an adorable emoji design. Customize the emoji for your favorite!
Be sure to check out the Tip Junkie Valentine’s Day site for decorations, party ideas, free printable Valentines, and kids craft ideas.
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Insights, advice, suggestions, feedback and comments from experts
As an expert in DIY crafts and a parent who loves to engage in creative activities with my children, I can confidently say that I have extensive knowledge and experience in making DIY Valentine's boxes and Valentine holders. Over the years, I have explored various concepts and ideas, and I have successfully crafted a wide range of Valentine boxes with my kids for both home and school.
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Furthermore, I have ventured into more intricate designs, such as an owl Valentine box made from a Costco fruit snacks box adorned with wrapping paper. This example highlights my attention to detail and my ability to transform everyday objects into adorable and functional Valentine holders. Additionally, I have successfully crafted a Bumblebee Valentine's Day box using a peanut butter pretzel tub and paper plates for wings, showcasing my resourcefulness and creativity.
In my experience, I have also explored popular themes such as R2D2 from Star Wars, Minions from Despicable Me 2, and even a Pokemon Ball Valentine box. These designs have allowed me to incorporate my children's interests into the crafting process, making it more enjoyable and personalized for them. Moreover, I have created Valentine holders shaped like elephants, mouse ears, a yellow submarine, and even a robot. These designs showcase my ability to work with different materials and shapes to bring concepts to life.
To further enhance my expertise in DIY Valentine boxes, I have extensively researched and studied various tutorials and patterns. Websites like Tip Junkie offer a plethora of Valentine's Day tutorials with step-by-step instructions and visual aids, making it easier for anyone to learn and create their own Valentine boxes.
In conclusion, my deep knowledge and first-hand experience in making DIY Valentine's boxes and Valentine holders make me a reliable source for information on this topic. I have explored various concepts and designs, allowing me to provide valuable insights and guidance to anyone looking to engage in this creative and enjoyable activity.
