3 Paper Craft Valentines Day Decorations to Effectively Spruce Up Your Party

There are numerous options for designing Valentine decorations from a huge selection of supplies. Then again, sometimes all that's readily available are some pieces of construction paper and plain white sheets of paper. That's all you need, though, to produce some delightful paper craft Valentines day decorations. Here are three project creative ideas for Valentines Day decorations: 

Project Technique #1 

Collect sheets of colored construction paper; it doesn't really have to be just red or pink. Use as many colors as you'd wish. Flip the sheets of paper into quarters, and trim them up. Crease each quarter piece in half; draw a half of a heart on to each so the center of the heart is the fold. 

Trim each heart out, and suspend or tape them throughout your home very similar to how paper snowflakes would be displayed. The variety of colors adds a totally different angle to this traditional paper craft. When holding them up, possibly consider doing so in layers or by slightly overlapping the hearts. 

Project Idea #2 

Stick to the same instructions above, and set the hearts aside. Bring sheets of plain white paper and cut them into snowflakes utilizing all different styles (use your creative imagination). Place the hearts over the snowflakes, and trace around the sides. 

Cut the snowflake so it meets over the heart, and bond them together. You could also cut the snowflake so it is relatively smaller to bring the heart a framed look. Suspend the hearts all over your home, on mirrors, on glassed over wall hangings, and from lighting. 

Project Tip #3 

Construct a simple paper chain using red, pink, and white. Cycle the colors in a structure that pleases you. There's no right or wrong approach to do this. Mount this with additional Valentines day decorations like the paper hearts cited above. 

Consider suspending the hearts from the chain, itself. As an added perspective, cut big hearts out from pieces of decorative scrapbook paper. Punch two holes in the left and right side of each heart, and string ribbon or twine through to produce a heart paper chain. 

You can do this using colored construction paper and plain white paper, as well. The construction paper and plain white paper will work wonderful for those excited in adding their own drawings, doodles, and embellishments to these Valentines day decorations. 

These simple paper craft projects are a fabulous manner to sit down and bring in basic Valentine decorations solutions to young children. Not only can you encompass fine motor skills and use of adhesives into the lesson, but you can proficiently educate children the historical past of Valentines Day and why people like crafting Valentines day decorations to hang in their homes. 

This is also a fantastic way to bring a bit of added romance for couples having fun their first Valentines Day together. Look into crafting messages on each heart before hanging them up to additionally add to this gift for your partner. Children doing this project may also want to add special messages on each heart before swinging them up as well, which adds an additional learning feature to this cool project. 

Totally free Valentines Decorations work for a basic party. On the other hand, if you're looking for something a little extra, something truly extraordinary, loaded with radiant reds and passionate pinks, that won't break the bank, check out Rebecca's Valentines Day Decorations site. No need to price shop either.