Valentine's Day is approaching soon which means it's time to start making Valentine cards. Each year I like to make an original Valentine to pass out. When I started brainstorming, I knew I wanted to incorporate a snail (don't ask me why). After a little thought it occurred to me that a lollipop would make a cute shell for the snail. So, if you want to give out snail valentines this year, clip art plus simple directions below. Enjoy.
1. Right click, copy, and save the clip art to a file. The clip art should fit on a letter (8 1/2 by 11) size page. You should get four snail valentines per page.2. Print on heavy card stock and cut out images.
3. With an exacto knife cut a slit in the center of the snail. Place a lollipop in through the slit (refer to picture). You can also use a hole punch instead. Tape the lollipop stick to back of the paper. Done.
cool! My kids would love this..well, me too :D
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ReplyDeleteVery, very cute! Thanks for sharing!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable. And easy enough I could do it for BOTH kids' classes! Thanks!
ReplyDeletethank you! I've been wondering what to make for my kids this year!
ReplyDeleteAww, ridiculous cute! I'll be linking.
ReplyDeleteaww thanks for sharing this! we will have lollipops on our wedding so you gave me a great idea on presentation! i love your blog! *heart*
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Adorable project!
ReplyDeleteThese are toooooo cute! And so easy, just what I need this Valentines.
ReplyDeleteOh I LOVE these! And SO easy! I'll actually be able to pull off some Valentines, despite having a new baby (at least that baby had better be here before V-Day)!
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Thanks. Already printed and will be ready for my kids preschool class.
ReplyDeleteThese are really cute. We're definitely going to do these for my daughter's v-day exchange at school. Thanks for sharing!!
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Ahaha, cute! I didn't realize that it was a lollipop til i looked at the first images.
ReplyDeletethis is so cute!
ReplyDeletemy daughter squealed when she saw these....we are doing them for the boys in her class and I am crocheting heart brooches for the girls....thanks soooooo much for sharing!!!!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this valentine. Fits my boy perfectly. I'm new to all of this so I'm sure I'm doing something stupid. When I print this out, it comes out all fuzzy. I'm on a MAC if that makes a difference. Please help a newbie - anybody? What am I doing wrong?
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These are adorable! Saw them featured on Tip Junkie and just finished making them for my sons' classes and even my husband thought they were cute! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteThank you sooo much for this adorable cutie pie. My daughters favorite candy is Dum-Dums and she loves snails.She was so excited to hand 56 of these out to her Montessorri class!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your talent with my daughter and me!
evan's going to have the best valentine's day cards at school! =o) and morgan will, too...once she starts school.
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ReplyDeleteHow sweet! Thanks for sharing such a great Valentine card!!!
ReplyDeleteLove these, but mine are blurry just as a previous comment mentioned. Any solution?
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Cissy,
ReplyDeleteI know other didn't have a problem printing these out. You might need to scale them down. Sometimes enlarging images can cause blurriness. Hope this helps :)
These are adorable! Thank you for sharing them. I'm linking to them in a Valentine's Day Day printable post I'm posting on Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteSoooo cute! Thank you for posting the artwork for others to use, very kind of you!
ReplyDeletePRINTING in progress! Of all the Valentine's Pins... my daughter liked your's the best!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
I had the fuzzy problem too. When you right click and save the small thumbnail that's above in the post, it saves as a small size (309x400). That's why it's coming out blurry when you print an 8x11. Left click on the thumbnail and a larger version of it will come up. Right click and save that one and it will save at the proper size (1236x1600). Then it will print properly. Thank you for the cute idea. I am doing these snails for the boys in my daughters class and found a butterfly valentine for the girls.
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