Our Free Printable Valentine’s Day Cards are a little frilly and romantic in pink polka dots, checks and stripes. These make perfect lunch box note cards or gift cards.
There will be large crowds of desperate people gathered around nearly barren racks of expensive Valentine cards on February 13th. Save yourself the trouble and just print this set of four free Valentine Cards.
Surprise him or her by hiding one somewhere for them to find every day of Valentine week. Be sure to write a little love note on the back.
One of the highlights of elementary school was always exchanging Valentine cards. Do you remember that day?
Valentine’s always meant we would do a fun craft to make a container for all those Valentine Cards we would be getting. I always looked forward to filling them out at home. I wish I had some of those cards now because they would be considered vintage!
Times have drastically changed and now we exchange Valentine cards with co-workers, classmates, friends and relatives and of course our special someone. What a wonderful and simple way to express care for one another. I hope this tradition never ends!
These print best on an 8 1/2 x 11 sheet of card stock. There are four per page. Print as many as you like. White card stock works best.
Grab the free printable HERE
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Jess says
These are adorable! 🙂
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Emily says
When I was in elementary school, I remember spending so much time filling out each Valentine for my classmates! I love your cards – thanks for the printables!
Beverly says
Your Valentine’s Printables are so pretty, Shirley! These are all great for a card exchange. Thanks for sharing at Snickerdoodle. Pinning to my Valentine’s Board.
Zan says
The cards are so beautiful! I love the checkered one especially with all the hearts coming out of the envelope. What a great way to save the trouble of the barren shelves on the last minute!! I love looking at Vintage cards and you are so correct about the ones we collected and did not save.
Alli Smith says
I remember how excited I would get back in elementary school when it was time to pass out Valentine’s Day cards. I would pick the right one for each person and could hardly wait to see all the cards I would receive. Your free printables are adorable and are perfect for giving to friends and family.