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FREE Printables for Valentine’s Day

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January 4, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Free, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media, Valentine's Day

FREE Printables for Valentine’s Day

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We cannot get enough of these adorable Valentine’s Day FREE Printables! These will inspire you to go ‘all out’ for your special sweetheart! Since it’s the day of loooove, you’ll see plenty of hearts, candy and sweetly worded puns. There are so many fun Valentine Ideas that would be perfect to give to a classroom or even co-workers at your office. What about the His and Hers Coffee Cup Wrappers, too cute! Maybe you have a potential love this Valentine’s Day, have them fill out the questionnaire to get to know them better. Host a Wine Tasting and use the chalkboard set to label and inspire your soiree. Print the LOVE banner to decorate your space and don’t forget to capture your silliness with the Photo Booth Printables! Happy Valentine’s Day!

1.) Donut Forget I Love You from The 36th Avenue

2.) Goldfish “Hooked on You” Valentines from Frugal Coupon Living

3.) 8×10 Love Connection Printable from Free Pretty Things for You

4.) Pretzel Matchsticks from Frenchie Wraps

5.) I Spy Valentine Printable from Live Laugh Rowe

6.) Dot Candy with Printable Paper from Frugal Coupon Living

7.) Sprinkled with Love from The Happy Scraps

8.) Valentine’s Blow Me Away Gift Tags from She’s Kind of Crafty

9.) Valentine Utensil Packs from Shaken Together Life

10.) Je T Aime Coffe Cup Wrappers from Eat Drink Chic

11.) Valentine’s Hershey Kiss Printables from Amanda Parker and Family

12.) Lunchbox Valentine Notes from Kristen Duke Photography

13.) Valentine’s Day Cootie Catcher from Lil Luna

14.) You are So Sharp Valentine Printable form One She Two She

15.) Valentine’s Treat Bags from The Farm Chicks

16.) Wine Tasting Printables from Yesterday on Tuesday

17.) Valentine Word Find from The Happy Scraps

18.) Valentine’s Day Printable Wrapping Paper from Thrifty Handmade Days

19.) Valentine Questionnaire from Just Peachy Designs

20.) Mission Valentine’s Day Hunt from The Dating Divas

21.) Fortunate to Be Your Friends Printable from I Heart Naptime

22.) Valentine’s Day Candy Jar Printables with Tags from The 36th Avenue

23.) Valentine’s Day Banner from Tatertots and Jello

24.) Valentine’s Mad Libs from Sister’s Suitcase Blog

25.) Love Coupons for Couples from Catch My Party

26.) 12 Pre-planned Date Nights from Thinking Closet

27.) Redbox Teacher Valentine from Over the Big Moon

28.) Valentine’s Day Photo Booth from Kristen Duke Photography

Take a look at these Teacher Valentine Printables. Pin to Pinterest.

Having a party? Enjoy these DIY Valentine Mailbox Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

I like you a latte Teacher Valentine’s Day Printable. Pin to Pinterest.

This is fun for the kids. The Kid and Teen Valentine Coupon Books. Pin to Pinterest.

Also check out these DIY 28 Printable Valentines for the Kids. Pin to Pinterest.

Take a look as well at our 28 Days of Kids Food Crafts. Pin to Pinterest.

Check out these other great recipes…

Also, have fun with these Valentine DIY Tutorials…

Be sure to follow FCLAsh on Pinterest. Find more Valentine’s Day on Frugal Coupon Living.

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28 Printable Valentines for the Kids

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January 4, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Free, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media, Valentine's Day

28 Printable Valentines for the Kids

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Make your Valentines simply adorable this year by using one of these awesome Printables! Whether you want a Non-Candy card, a toy Valentine to give, or are big on the sweet goodies, there are great ideas here! From Pencils, Popcorn and Gum to Candy, Band-Aids and Bookmarks these ideas will inspire you to make some adorable treats. We love how easy it is to print, fill or attach and go! Get the kids taping, filling and folding to help making them and you’ll be done in a snap!

Fish Dollar Store Valentine You’re a Great Catch from Frugal Coupon Living

I Like you a Latte Teacher Valentine Printable from Frugal Coupon Living.

Valentine, you make my heart pop from Frugal Coupon Living

I only have eyes for you rice krispie treats and printable from Frugal Coupon Living

Airplane Valentine from No Biggie

Bullseye Valentine from Positively Splendid

Scrabble Valentine from Positively Splendid

Tic Tac Toe Valentine from Nest of Posies

Big Hero Tic Tac Valentine from One Creative Mommy

Cute as a Button Valentine from Love the Day – Don’t forget this easy Candy Dot Recipe with free printable paper!

I’ve Got My Eyes on You Valentine from Lil Luna

My Heart Pops for You Valentine from Crissy Crafts

Super Hero Valentine from Little Bit Funky

Stuck on You Valentine from Creating Really Awesome Free Things

Pop Rocks Rockin Valentine’s Day from Simple As That Blog

Candy Bar Wrapper Valentines from Lil Luna

You Rule Valentine from Relocated Living

Love is in the Air Valentine from Eighteen 25

Star Wars Light Saber Valentine from Tips from a Typical Mom Blog

Crayon Valentine from Real Housemoms

Same Troop Valentine from Armelle Blog

Starburst Valentine from It’s Always Autumn

Bookmark Valentines from Positively Splendid

You Blow Me Away Valentine from Five Heat Home

Whoopee Cushion Valentine from Paging Super Mom

Kinetic Sand Valentine from Smart School House

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Smart Cookie Valentines from One Creative Mommy

Donuts Over You from Free Pretty Printables

Hoppy Valentines from Lil Luna

Extra Awesome Valentine from The Crafting Chicks

You Make My Heart Bubble Valentine from Live Laugh Rowe

Awesome Sauce Valentine from Creating Really Awesome Free Things

This is fun for the kids. The Kid and Teen Valentine Coupon Books. Pin to Pinterest.

Also check out these 28 Days of Kid’s Valentine’s Day Food Crafts. Pin to Pinterest.

Don’t forget the FREE Printables for Valentine’s Day – Pin to Pinterest.

Check out these other great recipes…

Also, have fun with these Valentine DIY Tutorials…

Be sure to follow FCLAsh on Pinterest. Find more Valentine’s Day on Frugal Coupon Living.

28 Days of Kid’s Valentine’s Day Food Crafts

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January 4, 2021 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, Facebook, Free, Instagram, Pinterest, Recipe, Social Media, Valentine's Day

28 Days of Kid’s Valentine’s Day Food Crafts

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These ideas are bubbling over in red, pink and pretty! From marshmallows and sprinkles, ice cubes and ding dongs to pizza with heart shaped pepperoni, this is the place to find ideas to treat your loved ones to a Valentine’s Day they won’t forget! They are geared toward the little ones helping out and getting in the kitchen. Let them mix, dip, shake sprinkles and mold these sweet treats. They’ll love it! Make sweet memories this Valentine’s Day!

1.) Cupid’s Strawberry Float Recipe from Frugal Coupon Living

2.) Marbled Red Velvet Cheesecake Brownies from The Novice Chef

3.) Strawberry Brownie Kabobs from Erica’s Sweet Tooth

4.) Mini Cherry Heart Pies on Frugal Coupon Living

5.) Watermelon Heart Fruit Salad from A Designer Life

6.) Cinnamon Red Hots Shortbread Cookies from Bakingdom

7.) Valentine Heart Confetti Pancakes from Frugal Coupon Living.

8.) Valentine M&M Bark from Crunchy Creamy Sweet

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9.) Love is All Around Cake Roll from Cleo Buttera

10.) Heart Shaped Pizza from One Charming Party and Sara West Brook Photography

11.) Cream Filled Chocolate Heart Ding Dongs from Worth Pinning

12.) Pink Candy Valentine Popcorn from Frugal Coupon Living

13.) Valentine Peeps Pops from Frugal Coupon Living

14.) Valentine’s Day Patties from Mom on Time Out

15.) Fruit Roll Ups Fortune Cookies from She Knows

16.) JELL-O Heart Squares from Frugal Coupon Living

17.) Hershey Kiss Cookies from Debbie’s Sweets

18.) Valentine S’mores Party Mix from A Night Owl Blog

19.) Marshmallow Valentine Treats from The Sweet Life

20.) Mini Baked Donuts from My Baking Addiction

21.) Red Velvet Whoopie Pies from Annie’s Eats

22.) Pink Pinwheel Sugar Cookies from Just a Taste

23.) Conversation Hearts Valentine Rice Krispie Treats from Frugal Coupon Living

24.) Strawberry Glazed Doughnuts from Frugal Coupon Living

25.) Stained Glass Heart Cookies from No Empty Chairs

26.) Hidden Hearts Pound Cake from Frugal Coupon Living

27.) Valentine’s Day OREOs from Four Generations, One Roof

28.) Heart Strawberry Shaped Ice Cubes from Kim Whitten

29.) Tic Tac Toe Toast from Frugal Coupon Living

30.) I Only Have Eyes for You Rice Krispie Treats from Frugal Coupon Living

31.) Fish Dollar Store Valentine and Printable from Frugal Coupon Living

32.) Sign, Sealed, Delivered Valentine Envelope Snacks from Frugal Coupon Living

33.) Chocolate Covered Strawberry Popsicle from Frugal Coupon Living

34.) Chocolate Dipped Cookie Dough Hearts from Frugal Coupon Living

35.) Valentine, You’re My Main Squeeze from Frugal Coupon Living

Make a cake! Enjoy these Valentine Cake Ideas including February Cakes, Cupcakes, & Cake Pops. Pin to Pinterest.

Additionally, check out these 28 Printable Valentines for Kids – Pin to Pinterest.

Don’t forget the FREE Printables for Valentine’s Day – Pin to Pinterest.

Be sure to follow FCLAsh on Pinterest. Find more Valentine’s Day on Frugal Coupon Living.

Sunday Habits for Busy Moms to Have a Productive Week

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January 2, 2021 by administrator Filed Under: Facebook, Frugal Living, Hacks, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

These Sunday habits for busy moms will help you stay productive all week long!

It’s no secret that moms lead a busy life. Whether you have one child or four, stay at home or work outside of it, there is always a list of things you need to do. And those lists never seem to completely go away. You mark off four tasks, and suddenly two or three more come up.

In order to stay (somewhat) on top of your busy schedule, you need to stay productive. You can do this by establishing good habits on Sundays. A typical calendar may start a week on Sunday, but most feel that Monday is actually day 1 – Monday is the first day of a new work week and it’s when the kids go back to school after the weekend, etc.

Sunday Habits for Busy Moms to Have a Productive Week

There is a good bit of “planning” and “doing” that should happen on Sundays if you want your week to go well. Let’s look at what needs to be planned every Sunday.

Sunday Planning

Goals
To-do list
Meals for the week
Outfits
Family budget
Exercise

Where can you keep all these plans? In The Busy Mom Binder of course!

The goals can be for yourself and for your family. Do you want to declutter the attic this week? Make a plan! Maybe little Johnny needs to sell 25 more candy bars for a fundraiser. Make a plan on how he will do it! Use the goals to help make your to-do list for the week.

The rest of the planning is self-explanatory, but deciding on these things on Sunday makes the entire week run smoother. No more washing clothes the night before your child needs to wear something specific to school the next day. No more “what are we having for dinner??” every night either!

Sunday Doing

With your planning finished, it’s time to do some things to prepare for a productive week. Here are some things you can do to lessen your weekly load.

Grocery shopping and meal prep
Clean and organize home
Clear out your email inbox
Wash and put away laundry
Go for a walk
Practice self care
Go to bed early

Doing these tasks ahead of time removes a lot of the guesswork or late-minute busyness that may come during the week. Meal prep can save you 30 minutes or more of standing in the kitchen on a busy Tuesday night. Doing up the laundry ensures everyone has fresh clothing to wear and that the planned outfits are ready to go.

To help you remember the important Sunday habits for busy moms, I’m offering a free printable list for my readers. This printable makes it easy for you to get all the Sunday tasks done so your week can be super productive. Print the list and keep it in your Busy Mom Binder or on the fridge – somewhere you will reference it each weekend.

I’ve also included a printable motivational quote from Mark Twain that says, “The secret of getting ahead is getting started.” These Sunday habits allow you to do just that. Not only are you getting started, but you are getting things done so that you can prepare for a smooth week!

I also have more Busy Mom Hacks if and you need them! Pin to Pinterest.

Sunday Habits for Busy Moms Printable

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Kids Breakfast Recipes for Back to School

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December 27, 2020 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Back To School, Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Recipe, Social Media

Save these kids breakfast recipes for the back to school season. Easy and healthy recipes your kids will enjoy and you can quickly make in the morning or prep ahead.

Kids Breakfast Recipes

My kids eat pretty healthy. This is for two reasons. First, I am a good mom. Second (and most truthful), I will beat those kids to a full bag of chips. Not the individual sized chips. I mean, I will out eat a family-sized bag of Doritos Chips. Because this last fact is scarily true, I can’t buy unhealthy food in our house. I can’t control my own urges. Knowing my own limitations and also, being a good mom, I worked hard to find Kids Breakfast Recipes in preparation for Back to School.

These breakfast recipes are not only recipes the kids will enjoy but also recipes I (the good parent, mother) will enjoy. The ingredients will not make me feel sick, I mean the kids feel sick, at the on-start of the day. Many you can prep ahead over the weekend, and pull out on a weekday morning.

Also see…

These Easy Baked Oatmeal Cups (The Recipe Rebel) use only four basic ingredients and they’re perfect for breakfast

Bake and freeze our Apple Oat Muffins (Frugal Coupon Living). Microwave and serve with or without butter.

Such a unique breakfast idea, whip up these Strawberry Banana Peanut Butter Toast on a Stick (Peas and Crayons) for a fun back to school breakfast!

Apple Pizzas (Veggie Desserts) are a fun and tasty treat. They’re a great healthy kids recipe for breakfast (or even serve as an after school snack.)

Prepare these Scrambled Egg Muffins (Six Sisters Stuff) ahead, maybe over the weekend. Freeze them and pop them in the microwave each morning.

Peanut Butter Banana Overnight Oats (Jessica in the Kitchen) are so easy to make! They take 5 minutes to prep, and are made overnight in your fridge!

Cranberry Coconut Chocolate Chip Granola Bars (Eating Bird Food), need a say more?

America’s favorite breakfast is cereal! Toast with a glass of milk and these Kids Breakfast Cereal Bars (I Heart Naptime).

Breakfast burritos are fun, but when they are crispy, they are even better! These Crispy Sausage Egg Breakfast Burritos (Meatloaf and Melodrama) are hearty enough for a kids breakfast. They are also freezer friendly so you can make them ahead of time!

Check out this unique Kids Breakfast Recipe, a Hidden-Egg Bagel Sandwich (Toaster Oven Love). A donut pan and scooped-out bagels make for this fun and mess-free back to school breakfast.

Energy balls are so easy to make. Switch up your Energy Ball Recipes (Bless This Mess) every week – blueberry, chocolate, peanut butter, oatmeal and more!

Twist up the everyday breakfast with kids Pebbles Cereal Sushi Breakfast (Raising Whasians).

Popsicle molds can be for something more than summer snacks. These Milk and Cereal Breakfast Popsicles (In Katrina’s Kitchen) have more ingredients than what’s in their description.

These Funfetti Breakfast Muffins (The Pinning Mama) might have your kids jumping out of bed!

Smoothies are my go to breakfast recipe. My kids always get jealous. I found this Banana Breakfast Smoothie (Marsha’s Baking Addiction) has perfect ingredients for the kids. PS I would sneak in some spinach. Just sayin’!

No one can say no to cookies. Banana Bread transforms into Banana Bread Breakfast Cookies (Mile High Mitts).

Cold, refreshing and good for you, these Frozen Yogurt Granola Cups (The Unlikely Baker) are a bite you can personalize per taste!

Chocolate Croissants? Sneak in a banana with these Banana Hazelnut Stuffed Crescent Rolls (Frugal Coupon Living).

If your kids love guacamole, consider sending them off to school full on Avocado Toast (Spend with Pennies) – so tasty!

The many faces of …. toast. Create a different Animal Face Toast (All She Cooks) every morning of the week!

Don’t forget mom (and dad)! These are some of our favorite High Protein Breakfast Recipes. Pin to Pinterest.

Visit these Simple Breakfast Items for Busy Mornings too. Pin to Pinterest.

Don’t forget the older kids. Save these No Bake Dorm Room Recipes for Breakfast. Pin to Pinterest.

Save these Hidden Vegetable Recipes for Kids. Pin to Pinterest.

Debt Payoff Tracker Printable

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December 26, 2020 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Facebook, Frugal Living, Instagram, Pinterest, Printable, Social Media

Create a budget and set a game plan with these Debt Payment Tips. Using a debt payment calculator and debt payoff tracker printable template, pay down debt so you can declare you are debt-free!

Debt Payment Tips with Debt Payoff Tracker

We have a Christmas Gift for you. Everyone wants to spring into the new year (especially after 2020), with a fresh start! Can I get a nod? We pulled our Debt Payment Tracker from our Busy Mom Binder to bring you this New Year’s Organizational Printable gift.

I wanted to share with you a few Dave Ramsey quotes. These money inspirational quotes about money might be empowering enough to kick your but the start of this new year.

“We buy things we don’t need with money we don’t have to impress people we don’t like.” (The Total Money Makeover)

“If you will live like no one else, later you can live like no one else.”

“A budget is telling your money where to go instead of wondering where it went.”

“Live like no else today, so you can live like no else tomorrow.”

How Do I Track My Debt Payoff

Let’s get started. How do I track my debt payoff? The quick and easy answer is a debt tracker PDF. However, it will be futile to began a debt payment tracker without knowing how to get started.

To track you debt payoff you need to set a budget, know helpful tips, and calculate your debt. With a debt calculator, you will then have a debt payment plan to began your journey of being debt free.

Debt Payoff Tips

There are a few debt pay off tips to consider when beginning this process.

Create a budget
Maintain a Debt Progress Tracker
Pay more than the minimum balance
Put a halt on your credit cards
Spend cash only (where you can) Start with a Cash Envelope Wallet.
Take a no spend challenge while you payoff debt
Have a friend hold you accountable
Set small goals
Have a reward at the end goal

When you feel you are going to cheat, have a mantra. A mantra is a a statement or slogan repeated frequently. For example, when I am watching what I am eating, before I pick up that OREO, I tell myself “beach body.” It reminds me for the look I am going for.

The same can be true with spending habits. Before you spend, have a mantra. Before you swipe the credit card or pull out that wallet, say “act your wage” (another Dave Ramsey quote.) Make the quote your own. You could say “family vacation” (a small reminder of your reward at your end goal!)

What will your debt payoff mantra reminder be?

Debt Payoff Calculator

Want to find out how quickly you could be debt-free? Dave Ramsey is an excellent resource. Use this Dave Ramsey Debt Calculator. Answer five questions about your different debts. Based on your answers and national research data, find the estimated amount of time it will take you to pay off your total debt.

Debt questions include…

What is the balance on your credit card(s)?
What is the balance on your car loan(s)? What are you monthly payments?
What is the balance on your student loan(s)? What are you monthly payments?
What is the total of any other non-mortgage debts you have not listed?
What is your total household income?

After answering these Debt Calculator questions, see your total debt as well as the plan to help you pay it off fast. In many cases your debt payment plan will not be a race, it will be a marathon. Remember, slow and steady wins the race. Pace yourself and discipline yourself to stay within your budget and on your debt payment tracker plan.

Debt Payment Tracker

Once you know your total debt and have a payment plan, having a debt tracker template will help you see your progress and results. Download our debt payoff chart PDF. For this debt payoff visual printable, use the results of your debt payment calculator to began your progress.

Can’t wait to hear you shout “We are debt free!”

Debt Payoff Tracker Printable

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How to Print at Staples

If you want to print all of these printables from a copy service center, I have a video to show you how I print my PDF documents at Staples. First, sign in or create a Staples account. Next, return to the Staples Printing Service Page. and go to Documents Printing. Follow the steps from there.

Our Pinterest community and I would love to see how this worked out for you. Share your Debt Payoff Tracker Progress. Leave a comment and/or add a photo here on Pinterest!

Money Savings Challenge Printables

We have more money savings challenge printables to accompany the new year challenge. Take a look at our No Spend Month Tracker, Savings Goal Tracker for Kids, and 52 Week Savings Plan Challenge.

30-Day No Spend Challenge

Take a look at our 30-Day No Spend Challenge with creative ideas to not spend over the weekend! Turn spending habits into savings habits with this month long No Spend Challenge. Download your no spend tracker and get an bonus checklist of No-Spend Weekend Ideas printable.

Kids Savings Tracker

We also want to share our Kids Savings Tracker. This two page free Savings Tracker Printable for Kids includes a coloring page. Download this coloring sheet and color as you progress. You child will save $5 a week for a total of $175 by the time they finish the savings challenge.

52 Week Savings Challenge

If your kids are saving, you take the challenge too. Print our 52 Week Savings Challenge. This 52 Week Savings challenge is a printable PDF you can download and start following in the new year. n one year’s time you could save $2620.

The Busy Mom Binder

This Busy Mom Binder has been been our families life saver. Our family command center on our kitchen island. The binder includes Password Keeper, Weekly Meal Plan (with grocery list), Babysitter Notes, Daily & Weekly Chores Checklist, Kids How to Clean My Room Checklist and (of course) our Debt Payment Tracker Printable just to name a few.

More Home Organizational & Money Savings Printables

Its’ a new year. Take a these twenty (plus) Home Printables to Get Organized for The Year Year.

Valentine Home Decor Ideas

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December 26, 2020 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, DIY, Facebook, Home Improvement, Instagram, Pinterest, Social Media, Valentine's Day

Valentine Home Decor Ideas

We love the festivity of Christmas but when January rolls around, we are ready to rid our home of clutter and decoration and go to something more simplistic. These Valentine Home Decor Ideas are still sweet and sentimental but not over the top. Bring home the warm and loving ideas into your nest for this February season. Don’t forget our Valentine’s Day Mantles too!

Valentine Home Decor Ideas:

Make a fun Valentine’s Day Countdown | No Biggie

Have fun decorating the warmest part of your home like this Valentine Mantlescape | Adventures in Decorating

Set a Valentine’s Day Table | One Good Thing by Jillee

This is a cheap and frugal decoration – Paint Chip Garland | Chic Cheap Nursery

Look at this frugal decoration too. DIY Kiss Artwork | Style Me Pretty

Cute for you and your honey, make a You and Me Tree | Three Scoops of Love

Warm up a side table like this Valentine Newsprint Vignette | Atta Girl Says

Have fun with this easy, burlap wreath | Frugal Coupon Living

Adding touches of red to your home paints a beautiful Valentine vignette in your home| Talk of the House

These paper heart tree cones are precious and festive for February | I Gotta Create

These Mason Jar doily decorations are so sweet and romantic. How lovely would they be with a flame-less candle? | The Pleated Poppy

This Valentine’s Day Candy Jar is fun and I love this hack to take up space | No Biggie

We also like these candy heart vases to hold candles | Amanda Jane Brown

This felt garland is precious and so easy – we love the rainbow | Say Yes

Speaking of garland, how precious is this Valentine garland made form a deck of cards? | CountryChiq

Cupcake liners dispersed with doilies can make the sweetest garland too! | All Things Simple

When making a Valentine table, fold your napkin into a heart | Piccadilly Restaurants

For something beautiful, mix candy M&Ms and tulips | Evolution of Style Blog

Give your front lawn a heart attack with paper candy hearts on a stick | The Dating Divas

Additionally line the walkway with sidewalk chalk hearts | Frugal Family Fun

This simple Valentine mantle-scape with pom pom garland is beautiful | The Diary of Dave’s Wife

Take a stab at this Valentine chalkboard art – Love is in the air! | Source Unknown

We also love this other design of Valentine chalkboard art | Source Unknown. These chalk handlettering books are helpful.

Repurpose a Christmas tree into a Valentine’s Day Tree | The Seasonal Home

Keep the touches simple like these heart sticks in old ginger ale glasses | Murrills Pearls of Wisdom

Did you ever make tin lanterns growing up? These Valentine tin lanterns are fun with the kids | Bren Did

Looking for a centerpiece? Grab a red vase or pitcher and have fun with sticks from your yard – too cute | Simply Kierste

You could always go overboard with the red balloons to decorate a space too! | Flaviolavanini

Decorating? Get inspired by these 14 Inspiring Valentine Mantel Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Check out these Valentines Wreath Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Also check out these Kids Valentine’s Day Food Crafts. Pin to Pinterest.

Goldfish Hooked On You Valentine

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December 26, 2020 by Ashley at Frugal Coupon Living Filed Under: Crafts, Pinterest, Printable, Valentine's Day

Goldfish Hooked On You Valentine – free printable for Valentines’ Day. Gift with America’s favorite snack, tiny orange fish!

Goldfish Hooked On You Valentine

Do you need a cute non-candy Valentine to pass out for your child? Well, who can resist a bag of Valentine’s treats that smile at you? An adorable alternative to candy for Valentine’s Day this cute printable and treat idea ideas is perfect for classmates, neighbors, or family. Use any variety of goldfish you prefer, sweet or salty. I personally love the look of the traditional little orange guy! For less than $10 you can make enough bags for an entire class, and don’t forget the teacher! Simply print the bag topper and let your little one help you to fill the bag, assemble and go! Anyone your child comes in contact with in the course of day to day would appreciate one of these bags; bus driver, crossing guard, room mom, teacher, principle, or even a ballet or karate teacher.

Supplies:

Hooked on You Printable (see below)
Goldfish
4×6 Cellophane bags (available at Hobby Lobby and Michaels)
Stapler/staples
Cardstock

Directions:

Print off the FREE Frugal Coupon Living bag topper HERE on cardstock for a sturdier topper, 4×6 is a perfect size for bags.
Cut topper out of cardstock using scissors or a paper slicer – I use mine for scrapbooking but if you do any paper crafts at all its a great item to have on hand, one like this does just fine.
Fold topper in half, creasing the middle.
Scoop ¼ to ½ cup of goldfish into bag, roll down to keep fresh, seal with a small piece of tape.
Place bag topper over bag and secure with 2 staples.
Repeat till you have enough for the entire class!

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Don’t forget the teacher. Take a look at these 20 Teacher Valentines! Pin to Pinterest.

Collect your valentines with these DIY Valentine Mailbox Ideas. Pin to Pinterest.

Ready to party? Enjoy our 28 Days of Kids Food Crafts. Pin to Pinterest.

We love freebies! Don’t forget the FREE Printables for Valentine’s Day – Pin to Pinterest.