Valentines Day Bookmark for Mom and Dad

Valentine's Day Bookmark for Mom and Dad

Supply List
1. Painted art work from child
2. Red construction paper
3. Black sharpie
4. Contact paper
5. Red ribbon
6. One hole puncher
7. Scissors

Directions
● Have your paint on paper of your choice with your favorite Valentine's Day color.
● Cut it into a small bookmark maybe 3 1⁄2 inches wide.
● Cut a red piece of construction paper a little bigger so it can be your background color.
● Cut two ❤ from the red construction paper and two ❤ from the scrap painted paper.
● Put a red heart and painted heart on top in 2 corners of your choice.
● Write on the outline a special note like “Happy Valentine's Day” and maybe a cute little poem like “With this bookmark mark the space I hold in your ❤”.

Also if you are throwing a party here is a good idea for a sign-up sheet for your parents/guest. Don't forget to make a list for all the Valentine's Day cards.

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Happy Valentine's Day!!!!!

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