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Let kids express their love to you in a big way with this arms holding hearts paper card. Kids will have fun drawing their self-portrait right on the card.
This beautiful 3D paper card is a lovable keepsake for Valentine or Mother’s Day!
Get the printable template and details below on how to make your own.
PAPER HEART CARD – MATERIALS:
– Printable Template
– White cardstock and a printer
– Colored cardstock
– Stapler
– Glue
– Colored Pencils or Markers
*Printable created by La Maison de LouLou for hello, Wonderful
Instructions:
Print out the card template (two pages) one will be the card and the other page is the heart template.
Cut out the hearts and use them to trace hearts out of colored cardstock. Cut the hearts out.
Fold the hearts in half and stack them on top of one another from large to small. Staple in the center to hold them in place.
Glue only the large heart to your card lining up on the dotted line.
Have kids draw and color themselves in the blank face on the card.
Fold the page in half to make a card. You can also decorate the front of the card and write a special message inside!
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Watch the video in action below:
DIY PAPER HEART CARD
Let kids express their love to you in a big way with this arms holding hearts paper card. Kids will have fun drawing their self-portrait right on the card.
Materials
Instructions
Step 1. Print out the card template (two pages) one will be the card and the other page is the heart template.
Step 2. Cut out the hearts and use them to trace hearts out of colored cardstock. Cut the hearts out.
Step 3. Fold the hearts in half and stack them on top of one another from large to small. Staple in the center to hold them in place.
Step 4. Glue only the large heart to your card lining up on the dotted line.
Step 5. Have kids draw and color themselves in the blank face on the card.
Step 6. Fold the page in half to make a card. You can also decorate the front of the card and write a special message inside!
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