Cupid’s Arrow Valentine’s Day Gift Craft
If you're looking for easy and unique Valentine's Day gifts and card ideas, I've been sharing a few through the ‘Tis the Season link up. This week's treat ditches the chocolate and uses a more manly snack! If you need an idea for that special guy in your life, shoot them with Cupid's Arrow! This Easy Valentine's Day craft is a hit at parties or in classrooms.
They are easy to make, and you might already have the ingredients in your home already!
Here's what you need:
- Black paper
- Red paper
- White paper
- Slim Jim's
- Ribbon or twine
Use the white paper to cut out medium sized triangles. These will become your arrow points.
Cut thin strips of the black paper and fray them with your scissors.
Use the red paper and roll the Slim Jim until completely covered.
Tape to secure. Add the white triangles to make your arrows.
Wrap the black paper strip around the other end of the “arrow.” Tape or add a small amount of glue. Tie with twin or thin ribbon. You're now ready to aim your arrow at your Valentine's Day date! 😉 You can also gift these to students substituting pencils for the Slim Jims. The possibilities are endless!
Slim Jim Valentine's Day Arrows
A unique way to make a Valentine's Day card!
Tools
- Black paper
- Red paper
- White paper
- Slim Jim's
- Ribbon or twine
Instructions
Use the white paper to cut out medium sized triangles. These will become your arrow points.
Cut thin strips of the black paper and fray them with your scissors.
Use the red paper and roll the Slim Jim until completely covered.
Tape to secure. Add the white triangles to make your arrows.
Wrap the black paper strip around the other end of the "arrow." Tape or add a small amount of glue. Tie with twine or thin ribbon. You're now ready to aim your arrow at your Valentine's Day date! 😉
Need more ideas? Check out my Valentine's Day tackle box and my superheroes.
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