Okay everyone, we’re kicking off our Valentine’s Day series with a simple set of mini cards and envelopes that you can print at home. The design is inspired by vintage airmail envelopes (remember those?!), and are as cute as the kiddos (or grownups) who will be sending them. There are three designs of mini envelopes and three little cards with Valentine’s Day messages. You can print at home onto regular printer paper, trim to size and fold the envelopes along the fold lines. How adorable?!
These little envelopes are usable all year round with the tiny blank note cards that are also included in this set.
To get these cute kids valentine cards, simply click on the PDF below and save to your computer. We have lots of fab Valentine’s Day DIY projects and printables coming up, so stay tuned or get your mitts on our annual membership and never miss a thing! And don’t forget to tag your handcrafted Valentine projects using the hashtag #ValentinesDayWithLia so we can see what you have been up to – we will always share our faves! See you soon! ~ Lia
Are you having trouble? Feel free to contact us and we will be happy to help you out.
4 Comments
How would you do a print & cut for Cricut with this pattern?
Hi Laurie! We don’t really use the Print & Cut feature much here. I think the design has to be set up for it– Cricut’s customer service may be able to help you with that better!
Oh my gosh, how cute and so wonderful to send to our loved ones, Was surprised to come back later today to find these adorable little valentines and even their perfect little envelopes. Thanks so much for providing template for envelopes also, quite handy. Would be nice to use to send quick little notes to grand daughter at college.
She just left this a.m. to go back to college. She won’t be back for summer as she’s going to be an “au pair” for family in northern Italy from June to August. In May when college convenes for summer she’ll go to San Diego to live with our oldest daughter and she has already gotten a job working with her aunt til she goes to Italy, already had her ticket. The family will take her with them for a week’s vacation in Copenhagen before she goes back to college. What an opportunity and experience for her. I am very envious and also extremely proud of her.
Thanks for sharing this wonderful project with us. Happy weekend
Wow Jane, that is amazing news! What a fabulous trip, your granddaughter will certainly have a life-changing experience that she will never forget. Good for her, she sounds like a wonderful young woman!