Make a super cute owl Valentine card that anyone would love to receive. Kids of all ages can make this super cute owl Valentine’s day card, particularly preschoolers and elementary aged kids. This is a great Valentine’s day craft whether you’re at home or in the classroom.

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Make a homemade Valentine’s card that tells people how much you care!

Owl Valentine Craft For Kids

These Owl Homemade Valentines Cards are so cute! 

Valentines cards from friends are such a special treat, especially when they are made by hand.

Boy in a bowtie holding a completed owl homemade valentines cards with red sparkly hearts and lollipops
You can make large cards or small cards.

Let friends know they are a “hoot” with these super adorable owl homemade valentines cards.

Kids will have fun handing these out to classmates, plus they are so easy to make!

Here is another unique and cute homemade card that your kids can make.

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Supplies Needed To Make These Owl Homemade Valentines Cards

Supplies needed to make owl homemade valentines cards: You need a saucer, lollipops, scissors, sharpies, stickers, paper, and pencils
You need a saucer, lollipops, scissors, sharpies, stickers, paper, and pencils.

Supplies: 

Directions To Make This Cute Owl Valentine Card

Step 1

First, trace circles onto your paper. You can use a cup, saucer, canning lid ring or anything else you have on hand.

Trace the owl to make your homemade valentines cards with paper, pencil, and scissors
Trace out some circles to make your owl Valentine’s day card.

Step 2

Next, fold over the top.

Step 3

Then fold sides at the corners, making sure the corners make a point, but don’t overlap too much.

Step 4

Now add your googly eyes, heart sticker, and the beak with an orange marker.

Step 5

Then punch two holes at the bottom for your sucker to slide through.

Step 6

After that use the gray or black marker to write your message on the front and “To” and “From” on the back.

Steps to make your owl Valentines day card- cut out paper, fold, googly eyes, make a beak, write something sweet, heart sticker, hole punch, add a lollipop
Here are all the steps to make your homemade Valentine’s day card.

Step 7

Finally, slide your sucker through the holes at the bottom to make it look like the owl is perched on a branch.

Ideas To Write On Your Cute Owl Valentine Cards

It's so simple to make these owl homemade valentines cards- on a wood background with heart sparkly stickers and stick on googly eyes
I love the pun “Owl be yours!” You could always say “Owl always love you!”

Here’s some ideas for cute Valentines messages for this owl homemade Valentines card:

“Owl always love you!”

“You’re a hoot.”

“Owl always be your friend!”

“Whooo loves you?”

“Owl be yours.”

We used Tootsie Pops because they reminded us of the TV commercials: “How many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie Pop?”

Aren’t they cute?

Write sweet things on your owl homemade valentines cards held by a young man with a button up and bow tie- owls with lollipops
There are so many different things you can write.

Make Your Very Own Owl Valentine Cards

Don’t have time for homemade cards? That’s okay too! We have Free Printable Valentine’s Day Cards!

We loved making these owl homemade valentines cards!

With these cards your child will be able to make them all on their own with minimal assistance from you. If your kids are very young, you may need to add the cute note yourself.

This Valentine’s Day craft is very easy and if you have a little one who is learning their shapes, this is a fun activity to make with them since you are using a large circle for the body, a triangle for the beak, two small circles for the eyes and a heart to add on to the body.

If you’re looking for something for the teacher, last year I made a paper treat bag shaped like an owl and it says, “Guess WHOOO appreciates you?” You can go here for the owl template for that.

Steps and supplies to make these owl homemade valentines cards and finished Valentines day craft
This Valentines Day craft is great for kids of all ages.

Owl Homemade Valentines Cards

Pink cardstock in an owl shape holding a sucker with googly eyes and an orange triangle nose lying on a white background with red hearts and googly eyes for decor.

Make your own Valentine's day card with this fun and festive Valentine's day craft. This owl Valentine'sd day card is so easy to make that kids of all ages will have so much fun making it.

Materials

  • Cardstock (we used pastel pink)
  • Self-sticking extra large googly eyes
  • Heart stickers (we used foam stickers)
  • Orange marker
  • Black or gray marker
  • Scissors
  • Hole punch
  • Suckers (we used Tootsie Pops)

Instructions

  1. First, trace circles onto your paper.
  2. Next, fold over the top.
  3. Then fold sides at the corners, making sure the corners make a point, but don’t overlap too much.
  4. Now add your googly eyes, heart sticker, and the beak with an orange marker.
  5. Then punch two holes at the bottom for your sucker to slide through.
  6. After that use the gray or black marker to write your message on the front and “To” and “From” on the back.
  7. Finally, slide your sucker through the holes at the bottom to make it look like the owl is perched on a branch.

Download Our Free Printable Valentine’s Day Cards and Notes PDF Files Here

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How did your Owl valentine’s day card turn out?



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