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DIY Heart Potato Stamped flower

Handmade Valentines for Kids ~ DIY Heart Potato Stamped flower

Flowers are always a hit, especially when they are made by kids.  The kids wanted to make a simple Valentines flowers that they could hand out to their classmates and friends. This little bouquet of heart flowers is super easy to make and will be sure to bring a smile their recipient.

DIY Heart Potato Stamped flower - Fun Valentines Day Idea for Kids

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Potatoes have never been so cute.  Check out these beautiful heart flowers made with a simple potato stamp!  They are so easy to make, and looked amazing!  A fun way to make simple Valentines Flowers with your kids.

Materials needed:

  • Paper ~ We used a roll of brown craft paper
  • Pipe Cleaners
  • Red Paint
  • Scissors
  • A Potato Heart Stamp ~ click the link for a super easy tutorial.
  • DIY Re-usable Stamp Pad ~ This changed how I stamp with kids!
  • Hole punch

DIY Heart Potato Stamped flower - Fun Valentines Day Idea for Kids

We threw a fun Kids Valentines party for a few of the girls friends.  They had so much fun  creating these adorable little flowers with their friends.

How to make DIY Heart Flowers:

  • Start by covering the table with a roll of brown paper.
  • Make your a heart potato stamp ahead of time.  Potato stamps work best when the cut end of the potato is dry before printing.
  • Individual stamp pads were made for each of the kids.  Check out our tutorial on how to make your own re-usable stamp pad.  We used yogurt lids, white felt and tempera paint to make ours.
  • The kids then used a simple potato stamp, to cover the paper with stamped hearts.
  • Once the stamped hearts were dry, the kids cut them all out.
  • I helped the kids punch a hole in the corner of each heart.
  • They used about 4-5 hearts for each flower.  String them onto a pipe cleaner.  give the end of the pipe cleaner a little twist to hold all the hearts in place.

I am in love with these adorable heart flowers!  The kids then stapled on a little leaf so they could write their friends a little Valentines note.  Don’t you just love the sparkly vases? Click the link for the full tutorial.  They are so easy to make, and the perfect way to contain all the beautiful flowers.  Plus, who doesn’t love a little glitter?!?

DIY Heart Potato Stamped flower - Fun Valentines Day Idea for Kids

For more Valentines Day Crafts, check out our:

Heart Shaped Animals

Heart Binoculars

20 Valentines Day Card Holders

Cardboard Roll Heart Stamp

Related posts:

  1. Cardboard Roll Heart Stamp
  2. Heart Tube Stamping
  3. Kids Valentine Party
  4. How to Make a Potato Stamp
Posted in Kid Projects and tagged Flowers, Heart, Kid Crafts, Stamping, Valentines Day.

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  1. Cardboard Roll Heart Stamp
  2. Heart Tube Stamping
  3. Kids Valentine Party
  4. How to Make a Potato Stamp
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