Who needs more candy? Let your kids hand out these adorable Don’t Burst My Bubble Valentine cards this year. They’ll be the talk of the classroom.
I was walking through Target and happened upon a box of adorable bubbles. I just knew they would make a great Valentine!
Here’s what you’ll need to make your own Don’t Burst My Bubble Valentine
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Free “Don’t Burst My Bubble Valentine” Printable
Step 1:
Download, print out, and cut the Free “Don’t Burst My Bubble Valentine” Printable.
Step 2:
Use a hole punch to punch two holes next to the “Don’t burst my bubble” saying.
*I found my bubbles at Target in a box of 24 for just over $3.00. But you can buy these from Amazon if you wanted a larger quantity.
Step 3:
String some Baker’s Twine through the holes and around the Bubbles.
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For more Non-Candy Valentine Ideas, check out these posts:
Have A Root-Tooting Valentines Day Printable
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Cute idea! thanks!
These are SO cute! Thank you!
These are adorable. I can download it, but it will not let me print.
You need to unzip the file. Just right click on the file and go to unzip or uncompress. Then you shouldn’t have a problem
SO cute! I love all these creative Valentine’s!
Thank u. This such a cute idea.
Thank you! I bought some bubbles and was looking for someway to present it as a Valentine for my daughter’s preschool.
Way cute, my friend!!
So sweet of you to share these. Thanks!
What child does not love bubbles? I love because it is not candy. Thank you!
Oh, for freakin cute, Becky! No wonder you’re a Crafting Chick!
So cute! i love these
These were just what I was looking for – I really like the phrase and the space for the child to write their name. Just printed them and will be using them for my son’s preschool class this year where no outside food is allowed.
Thank you!
These were just what I was looking for – I really like the phrase and the space for the child to write their name. Just printed them and will be using them for my son’s preschool class this year where no outside food is allowed.
i cannot get them to print. I unzipped it but windows viewer doesn’t give me a print option. is there another way to print them? I bought my bubbles!
My 8 year old daughter Chloe saw this craft on Pinterest and HAD to make these for her class…cute,easy, and well received. Thank you so much! These were our first homemade Valentines cards…
Thanks for the comment Sarah! That make me so happy to hear! Happy Valentine’s Day to you and your sweet Chloe!
This is perfect for Valentine’s. Love that it is candy-free!
Super cute! Thanks for taking the time to make them 🙂
Super cute! Thank you for sharing!
WHERE CAN YOU DOWNLOAD THIS TEMPLATE CANT FIND IT ON HERE
I’m having the same problem. Where is the template to download. I can’t find it. We bought the bubbles, just need the template.
Did you ever find out how to download
I would like to print them for my daughters kindergarden class. Thanks
CAN’T DOWNLOAD. THERE IS NO LINK OR FILE. I CLICK ON FREE PRITABLE, AND IT TAKES ME TO THE SAME DARN BLOG PAGE WITH NO LINK. WHAT??
When you click on the download link it automatically downloads. You should be able to find it in your download folder (or where ever you have it set to save to). Have a great day!
Thank you for this!!
Will you please make this available again?
Getting 403 errors on the printable. 🙁
I’m so sorry. It’s available now. 🙂