Lovebug Valentine’s Day Craft

This adorable bug Valentine’s Day craft is as cute as a bug! Invite your child to make one of the sweetest Valentine’s Day cards. They are super easy to make and look adorable.

Your kids can make this craft using scrap paper from other projects, and it can be made in a single color or with all the colors of the rainbow.

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What we love most about this Valentine’s Day craft idea for kids is that you can make it in a single color or as many colors as the rainbow. It will look adorable either way!

How to make Valentine’s Day crafts Lovebug

What you need:

drag
glue
cardboard (pink)
colored paper (red, pink, green, yellow, light blue, light blue, and purple)
black lining
sharp eyes

Step-by-step instructions

Take pink (or other colored) cardstock and have the kids fold it in half.

Turn it so that the fold is at the top – this forms the base of the love bug card, which will open upward.

Have your child fold a piece of red paper in half.

Ask them to draw half a heart on it. You can also use our heart shapes instead.

Then, cut them along the drawn line to create a heart shape for the lovebird’s head.

Tape it onto the folded cardboard, close to the edge.

Continue to make hearts; you can make them a little smaller than the first one.

Apply glue to only half of each heart, then attach them from the top to the bottom of the body.

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