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Colorful Felt Preschool Valentine’s Craft

February 5, 2015 by Sheryl Cooper

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Inside: This easy preschool Valentine’s craft is so much fun to make, with bright buttons glued on colored felt, and look cute hanging in the classroom or home!

With only about a week left, I needed an easy and cute Valentine’s craft.

I recalled what a hit our felt trees were and decided to do the same with hearts.

My toddlers and preschoolers have loved all the heart activities we’ve done in the past, like our marble-painted hearts, and our 2-ingredient hearts.

This easy preschool Valentine’s craft was loved just as much as those. And, it’s so easy to put together!

Colorful Felt Preschool Valentine's Craft

Colorful Felt Preschool Valentine’s Craft

What you will need:

  • Black paper (we used black poster board because it’s thicker, and black card stock would work, too)
  • Felt, your choice of colors
  • Buttons, your choice of colors
  • Glue
  • Ribbon

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Prepping the activity:

  • Cut the black paper into heart shapes.
  • Use a hole punch to add a small hole at the top of the heart for the ribbon.
  • Cut the felt into heart shapes that are a bit smaller than the paper. (A nesting set of cookie cutters works well for this. Just set them on the paper and fabric, trace and cut.)
  • Place the buttons in some sort of container.
Easy Kids Valentines Craft

Invite your children to squeeze glue onto the paper heart. (Note: they will want to squeeze forever, so you will have to gently remove the bottle from their hands.)

Easy Kids Valentines Craft

Have them press the felt heart onto the paper heart.

Easy Kids Valentines Craft

Squeeze more glue on top of the felt.

Easy Kids Valentines Craft
Easy Kids Valentines Craft

And then add buttons.

Note: Buttons can be a choking hazard, so supervision is required. 

Tie the ribbon through the hole and let dry! It really is that easy!

Easy Kids Valentines Craft

How to adapt this valentine’s craft for toddlers:

Rather than use buttons, use different colors of pom poms. Toddlers love the way these feel and they are much easier to work with than buttons.

Easy Kids Valentine's Craft

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Colorful Felt Preschool Valentine's Craft


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About Sheryl Cooper

Sheryl Cooper is the founder of Teaching 2 and 3 Year Olds, a website full of activities for toddlers and preschoolers. She has been teaching this age group for over 20 years and loves to share her passion with teachers, parents, grandparents, and anyone with young children in their lives.

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