Printable Valentine For Kids // Heart Glasses

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A printable valentine for kids that they can wear! I love these heart shaped glasses — download them for free and give them to your Valentine or Galentine.

Printable Rose-Colored Glasses for Valentine's Day
Printable Rose-Colored Glasses for Valentine's Day
Printable Rose-Colored Glasses for Valentine's Day

This printable valentine for kids has been in my head forever. I’m so excited to finally share it!

I don’t know what spurred the idea but I’ve been waiting and waiting until it was finally Valentine’s Day so I could make them for myself and the kids.

Psst — want even more Valentine’s Day ideas? Check these out!

Ideas for this pRintable Valentine for Kids

These heart shaped glasses are so fun for dressing up and being silly. (I have a secret plan for them and my kiddos on Valentine’s Day morning.)

They would would be super fun as a Valentine for classmates or girlfriends! And if you don’t want to give them away just keep them for yourself after you create this printable Valentine for kids!

These are super fun party favors, class Valentines, or just playtime accessories.

You can also make them with or without the tinted shades (or change them to any color you like!). Fast, fun, and easy. Let’s make some!

extra Ways to customize your Valentines

I also think it could be really fun to attach a little pun on a gift tag to these if you wanted to give them as Valentines.

A few ideas: “Looking good, Valentine!” “I only have eyes for you.” “You make life sunny.”

Anybody else have a good one? If you have a great Valentine’s Day pun that would be perfect for these printables leave it in the comments for us all!

Materials for Printable Valentine Glasses

Materials

Make Time: 30 Minutes

Printable Rose-Colored Glasses for Valentine's Day

How to create this pRintable Valentine for Kids

  1. Download the Heart Glasses Template at the bottom of this post. Print, and cut out all three pieces. You’ll probably find it easiest to use a pair of scissors for the outer edges and a craft knife for the inner parts of the sunglasses. If you’d like to use a cutting machine like the Cricut, you can download the file and adjust it in Cricut’s Design Space to just cut the outer edges.
  2. Fold in the small tabs on either side of the heart glasses. Try to fold them so that they create a nice, straight crease and they’re folded at a 90 degree angle.
  3. Use a small piece of clear tape to attach the arms to the tabs on either side of the glasses. Wrap the tape around the arm and the tab, holding them carefully together and smoothing down the tape.
  4. If you like them just like that, you’re done! But if you want to make your glasses rose-colored, continue on to Step 5.
  5. Cut a small piece of cellophane wrap into a heart shape that fits behind the opening of the sunglasses with a little room to spare on all sides (a margin of about 1/4″ – 1/2″ should be plenty.) Affix the cellophane wrap to the back of the glasses with small pieces of tape. We used about 4 small pieces of tape for each piece of cellophane, spreading them evenly around the edge of the cellophane. Do this for both sides of the sunglasses.

Note: If you’d like to print out this tutorial, there’s a handy set of printable instructions down below!

Printable Rose-Colored Glasses for Valentine's Day

Download the Heart Glasses Printable Valentine for Kids or friends

Have Fun!

Ta-daaaaa! Does everything look better now? I was so surprised that Henry was so down for taking pictures with these things.

He did the whole kissy lip thing all by himself! Maybe he’s seen me do one too many photo shoots? But then again, once you get a pair of these on your face it’s hard not to have a good time.

P.S Find lots of other great Valentine ideas here!

Printable Rose-Colored Glasses for Valentine's Day
Printable Rose-Colored Glasses for Valentine's Day
Printable Rose-Colored Glasses for Valentine's Day
Printable Rose-Colored Glasses for Valentine's Day
Printable Rose-Colored Glasses for Valentine's Day

Printable Valentine for Kids: Heart Glasses

Yield: Heart Valentine Glasses
Active Time: 30 minutes
Total Time: 30 minutes
Difficulty: Easy
Estimated Cost: $10

These printable Valentine glasses will be everybody's favorite class Valentine!

Materials

Tools

  • Scissors

Instructions

    1. Download the Heart Glasses Template at the bottom of this post. Print, and cut out all three pieces. You’ll probably find it easiest to use a pair of scissors for the outer edges and a craft knife for the inner parts of the sunglasses. If you’d like to use a cutting machine like the Cricut, you can download the file and adjust it in Cricut’s Design Space to just cut the outer edges.
    2. Fold in the small tabs on either side of the heart glasses. Try to fold them so that they create a nice, straight crease and they’re folded at a 90 degree angle.
    3. Use a small piece of clear tape to attach the arms to the tabs on either side of the glasses. Wrap the tape around the arm and the tab, holding them carefully together and smoothing down the tape.
    4. If you like them just like that, you’re done! But if you want to make your glasses rose-colored, continue on to Step 5.
    5. Cut a small piece of cellophane wrap into a heart shape that fits behind the opening of the sunglasses with a little room to spare on all sides (a margin of about 1/4″ – 1/2″ should be plenty.) Affix the cellophane wrap to the back of the glasses with small pieces of tape. We used about 4 small pieces of tape for each piece of cellophane, spreading them evenly around the edge of the cellophane. Do this for both sides of the sunglasses.

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  3. Would it be possible to share it with my elementary students? I’d like to use your pictures and directions too. They are so adorable.