15 Valentine Boxes Every Little Boy Will Think Are the Coolest

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Valentine’s Day just got way more fun with these awesome Valentine boxes that every little boy will think are the coolest ever! From Spiderman to an out-of-this-world robot, these boxes make collecting Valentines extra exciting. With just a few crafting supplies, you’ll create a box that’s as epic as he is!

Shark Valentine Box

Don’t worry, this Shark Valentine Box may look fierce but the only things he’ll be eating are the valentine’s cards!

Get the tutorial: Shark Valentine Box

Monster Book Of Monsters Valentine Box

A book covered in faux fur with eyes and teeth, labeled "The Monster Book of Monsters," next to a wand and glasses on a black background. — Image Credit: Fun Money Mom

This Monster Book Of Monsters box may have taken the most time, but it’s one of my my favorite because it was so fun to make! Plus, kids will love feeding their cards to a “monster”!

Get the tutorial: Monster Book Of Monsters Valentine Box

Dog Valentine Box (with template)

Dog valentine box with large eyes and floppy ears made of foam, placed on a white surface. Background features a doghouse illustration with a bowl and flowers. — Image Credit: Fun Money Mom

My kids love coming up with fun ideas and this one was all theirs! We love how it turned out and it’s the perfect box for a little girl or boy.

Check out the tutorial: Dog Valentine Box

Baby Yoda Valentine Box (with template)

Green Baby Yoda Valentine Box surrounded by six themed Valentine's cards with playful messages on a white brick background. — Image Credit: Fun Money Mom

Who doesn’t love Baby Yoda, right? Super cute and easy, this Baby Yoda Valentines Day box is perfect for little Star Wars fans.

Check out the tutorial: Baby Yoda Valentine Box

Harry Potter Valentine Box

We took a little inspiration from my daughter’s favorite book series for this one! This is the perfect valentine box for Harry Potter fans. All you need is construction paper, glue and scissors…doesn’t get much easier than that!

Get the tutorial: Harry Potter Valentine Box

Spiderman Valentine Box (with template)

Spiderman Valentine Box with spiderweb in back — Image Credit: Fun Money Mom

This Spiderman Box is the perfect craft for little superheroes! With just a few craft supplies, kids can create a cool box that’s sure to make them the envy of all their friends.

Get the tutorial: Spiderman Valentine Box

Among Us Valentine’s Box (with template)

Red crewmate from Among Us surrounded by red glittery hearts on a white wooden background. — Image Credit: Fun Money Mom

Little gamers will love this DIY box for school. The template is easy to follow so it’s great for kids of all ages. When you’re done, print these video game valentine cards to go along with it!

Get the tutorial: Among Us Valentine’s Box

Adorable Owl Valentine Box

Colorful owl-shaped Valentine's Day card box with large eyes, decorated with a red bow, heart-shaped scales in pink, orange, and yellow, set against a wooden background. — Image Credit: Fun Money Mom

Take the bow off to easily turn this into a cute boy owl (you can even change the colors to different shades of brown). It’s such a fun project and the perfect box for all ages.

Get the tutorial: Adorable Owl Valentine Box

LEGO Valentine Box

A large red rectangular block resembling a Lego is surrounded by various colored smaller toy bricks on a yellow surface. — Image Credit: Fun Money Mom

Valentine boxes don’t get much easier than this LEGO brick version. This simple idea is perfect for little LEGO fans and a great when you wait last minute and need one in a hurry (just be sure to save those milk jug lids).

Get the tutorial: LEGO Valentine Box

SpongeBob Valentine Box (with template)

Who doesn’t love SpongeBob Square pants, right? This fun craft also comes with free printables so you can just cut and trace the template to make this one too. It’s another one that’s works for both a little boy or girl.

Get the tutorial: SpongeBob Valentine Box

Pikachu Valentine Box (with template)

Pikachu Valentine Box feature — Image Credit: Fun Money Mom

Little Pokemon fans will love making this cute Pikachu box for Valentine’s Day!

Get the tutorial: Pikachu Valentine Box

Minion Valentine Box (with template)

Minion valentine box with mini minions nearby — Image Credit: Fun Money Mom

My girls had a blast making this fun box (and it comes with printable tracers to make it easy).

Get the tutorial: Minion Valentine Box

Cat Valentine Box

Box tops collection box feature — Image Credit: Fun Money Mom

This cute kitty cat started off as a collection box for box tops but we discovered that it makes and even better Valentine box!

Get the tutorial: Cat Valentine Box

Robot Valentine Box

This Robot Box is a great way for your little sci-fi lover to collect their cards. With just a few simple supplies (save those toilet paper rolls), you’ve got an out-of-this-world valentine craft that everyone will love!

Get the tutorial: Robot Valentine Box

Chewbacca Valentine Box

After making our Monster Book Of Monsters box, we had some fur left over. It was just enough to make a furry Chewbacca, perfect for the little Star Wars fan in your life!

Get the tutorial: Chewbacca Valentine Box

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