Want awesome Valentine box ideas for the kids? From baby Yoda to unicorns, they’ll love making these fun crafts to hold their valentines.
- Baby Yoda Valentine Box
- Monster Book Of Monsters Valentine Box
- Harry Potter Valentine Box
- Owl Valentine Box
- Panda Valentine Box
- LEGO Valentine Box
- Chewbacca Valentine Box
- Unicorn Valentine Box
- Dog Valentine Box
- Heart Shaped Valentine Box
- SpongeBob Valentine Box
- Shopkins TV Valentine Box
- Donut Valentine Box
- Minion Valentine Box
- Cat Valentine Box
- Shopkins Calculator Valentine Box
My girls and I love coming up with new Valentine box ideas. In fact, I think I have even more fun with it than the girls do! I do tend to go a little overboard for the holidays anyway, whether it’s making Baby Yoda valentines or decadent Valentine’s Day desserts. Even my friends get in on the act…check out these adorable Crayon Conversation Starters from Mom Junky.
I really get carried away on though are the valentine boxes though! Because I appear on Suncoast View sharing my latest Valentine’s Day boxes each year, I have to come up with quite a few ideas. This year we’ve become pretty obsessed with Baby Yoda so I had to start with a Baby Yoda valentine box! Is he the cutest or what?
Here’s what I’ve made so far but there’s lots more to come…
Valentine Box Ideas
Most of these valentine boxes were really easy and some even have printable templates for tracing or coloring. Either way, these ideas all make fun valentine crafts for kids…
Who doesn’t love Baby Yoda, right? This Baby Yoda valentines box even comes with matching Baby Yoda valentines.
Harry Potter’s Monster Book Of Monsters
This Monster Book Of Monsters box may have taken the most time, but it’s by far my favorite Valentine box idea! Little Harry Potter fans will love making this one!
If you want a Harry Potter valentine box that’s a little easier to make, this one is super cute and all you need is construction paper, glue and scissors.
Want something a little more girly? How cute is this colorful owl valentine box?!
I love that this cute panda can be a girl or a boy, depending on whether you want a bow or not.
This may just be the easiest of the bunch and it’s perfect for little LEGO fans of all ages!
Since we had fur left over from our Monster Book Of Monsters valentine box we decided to make a Star Wars Valentine box too.
Don’t worry, the only things this Shark Valentine Box is friendly! The only things he’ll be eating are the valentine cards!
I had so much fun making a unicorn pumpkin for Halloween, I knew we needed a Unicorn valentine box too!
My puppy loving kids came up with the idea for this one and we love how cute it turned out!
Cute Heart Shaped Valentine’s Day Box
This cute heart shaped valentine box has a printable template to make this super easy to put together.
Sponge Bob Valentine’s Day Box
Who doesn’t love Sponge Bob, right? This craft also has a printable template so you can just trace and cut.
My daughters have about 5 million Shopkins (only a slight exaggeration) so we picked one of our favorites to make a Shopkins Valentine box.
What kid doesn’t love donuts? Mine loved making this super cute donut valentine’s box!
My girls had a blast making this silly Minion Valentine’s Day box (and it comes with printable tracers to make things easy!).
This was originally made to hold box tops but it makes a great valentine box too!
Can you tell we love Shopkins? This was also originally made to hold box tops but it’s the perfect size for valentine cards.
See how we made the Sponge Bob and Heart Shaped Valentine’s Day boxes on Suncoast View:
Which one of these Valentine’s Day boxes do you think your kids would love most? Have you gotten crafty with these in the past? Share a picture in the comments!
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