Rose Filled Heart Card

We’re back with another cute DIY Valentine’s card that you or your kids can make – this time we’re showing you how to make a heart-shaped card filled with roses.

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We love spreading the love through DIY Valentine’s Day ideas for kids and are excited to add this one to our collection.

You can make this card yourself or as a valentine decoration for your home, it’s really easy to make and has a great wow factor.

These little paper swirls look like roses, a perfect flower to use in your Valentine’s Day crafts.

Ready to make your own? Print out our craft template and get started!

How to make a heart card full of roses

What you need:

Colored construction paper – 2 to 3 different colors
Drag
White student glue
Pencil – to trace the pattern
Template

Follow the step-by-step instructions below

You can use any color for the base card, we used white construction paper in this tutorial. You can make any shape you want, square or rectangle. We think square looks best, unless you are also adding a message to the card.

Use a pencil to draw a heart shape on paper.

Cut a circle out of colored cardstock (we have a template for this at the end of this tutorial if you need help). Cut into a spiral shape.

Take the quilling paper and start rolling from the outer edge.

Continue rolling in a spiral until you reach the center.

Secure the rose by gluing the top of the paper spiral and pushing it under the flower (glueing the bottom). White school glue works best.

Get sample here

Click here for sample -> rose heart sample

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