Need some awesome Valentine box ideas for Valentine’s Day! From Harry Potter to Baby Yoda and everything in between, your kids will love getting creative with these cute valentine boxes!
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With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, my girls and I are going to be looking for some all new Valentine box ideas! Besides the decadent Valentine’s Day desserts, it’s one of our favorite things about this holiday.
Check out all my Valentine Box Ideas so far:
- Baby Yoda Valentine Box (with matching Valentine cards)
- 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
You’re never too old to get a little crafty and and I have just as much fun making these valentine boxes as they do. Some even have matching cards, like these cute Baby Yoda valentines. If you’re looking for fun goodies to attach to your cards, you should check out these colorful Crayon Conversation Starters.
I do have good reason to get carried away because I feature my Valentine Boxes on Sarasota’s Suncoast View for the last three years (SO much fun). That means I have to come up with fresh new ideas each year and I’m already planning my next round!
Until then, I think you still have plenty to choose from (starting with my favorite, Baby Yoda!).
Valentine Box Ideas
Most of these valentine boxes were really easy and some even have printable templates for tracing or coloring. Either way, your kids will have so much fun making them!
Valentine Box Ideas
From Harry Potter to SpongeBob, kids will have a blast making these cute Valentine Boxes!
Who doesn’t love Baby Yoda, right? This Baby Yoda valentines box even comes with matching Baby Yoda valentines.
This Monster Book Of Monsters box may have taken the most time, but it was one of the most fun to make! 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.
How cute is this colorful owl valentine box? It's the perfect valentine box for girls! If boys want to make it but don't like the colors, they can change it up with blues, greens or any other color they like!
What kid doesn't love pandas, right? This is an easy valentines box for school and you can just leave off the bow if your little one wants a boy panda.
If you want an easy Valentine box, it doesn't get much easier than this LEGO version. It’s perfect for little LEGO fans of all ages!
After making our Monster Book Of Monsters valentine box, we had some fur left over. It was just enough to make this furry Chewbacca Valentine Box.
Don’t worry, this Shark Valentine Box may look fierce but the only things he’ll be eating are the valentine cards!
Everybody loves a unicorn and it doesn't get much cuter than this one covered in silk flowers from Dollar Tree. So fun and budget friendly!
My puppy loving kids came up with the idea for this one and we love how adorable it turned out!
Like many of my other valentine box tutorials, this cute heart shaped valentine box has a printable template, making it super easy to put together.
Who doesn’t love SpongeBob Squarepants, right? This craft also has a printable template so you can just trace and cut to make this one too.
We picked one of my daughter's Shopkin toys to model this silly TV Valentine Box after.
What kid doesn’t love donuts? Mine loved making this sprinkle covered 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 it easy).
This started out as a box to hold box tops but makes an even better valentine box!
This is another one that started as something to hold our box tops. It's also the second one we modeled after a Shopkins toy, this time a calculator!
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!
Did you wait until the last minute and now don’t have time to make one? Check out these Valentine Box kids on Amazon:
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