Adorable DIY Valentine Round-Up - Part 2
By Kayla • April 3, 2018
Let the adorable valentines continue! We had a super hard time narrowing down our favorites, but we knew for sure that we had to feature Jeanne De Vietinghoff of Dandee. Her cutesy designs are sure to be a hit in the classroom!
Did someone say, cell phone? Check out this adorable candy dot cell phone for the 'tech savvy' classmate! The message, in text message format, just takes the cake!
"Eye" see you! How cute is this magnifying glass valentine?! Let your classmates know that you've had your "eye" on them this school year while also providing them with a fun exploration tool to use way beyond February 14th!
These colorful friendship bracelet valentines are a great way to let classmates know that class would "knot" be the same without them! While they'll take time to weave, students will definitely love the handmade gesture!
These are just three of the great DIY valentines over at Dandee! Be sure to visit for full instructions and for more inspiration!
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