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Sweet & Crafty Valentine’s Day Ideas I Can’t Stop Saving

  • Writer: Tammie Farley
    Tammie Farley
  • 5 days ago
  • 2 min read

Every year around Valentine’s Day, I find myself doing the same thing — scrolling Pinterest with a cup of coffee, saving ideas that make me smile, and thinking, Oh, I’d love to do that.


Some of these ideas are things I’ve made before.

Some are ideas I tuck away for someday.

And some I save simply because they feel joyful.


This year, I noticed myself saving a mix of sweet treats, playful candy crafts, and kid-friendly Valentine ideas — the kind that feel fun without being complicated.


So I thought I’d share a few favorites from my Valentine’s Pinterest board and invite you to explore the rest if you’re feeling inspired.


A child and grandmother sitting at a kitchen table assembling Valentine’s Day candy airplanes together
Making candy airplanes together — proof that Valentine crafts are really about the time spent side by side.

Sweet Treats That Feel Like Valentine’s Day


There’s just something about Valentine’s treats that instantly sets the mood.

I love the look of strawberry truffle kiss cookies — soft pink, topped with a chocolate kiss, and perfectly festive. They feel nostalgic in the best way.


Peanut butter heart blossom cookies are another favorite. Familiar, cozy, and always a crowd-pleaser, they’re the kind of cookie that disappears quickly.


And then there’s Valentine’s puppy chow — easy to make, fun to share, and perfect for packaging into little bags for friends, neighbors, or school celebrations.



Crafty Valentine Ideas for Kids (and Kids at Heart)


Some of the sweetest Valentine moments happen at the kitchen table.


Fingerprint love bug cards are one of those crafts that turn into keepsakes. They’re simple, personal, and always worth saving.


Paper heart crafts are another Pinterest favorite — garlands, cards, and decorations that don’t need to be perfect to be meaningful. These are the kinds of projects that invite creativity without pressure.



Small Valentine Gifts That Feel Thoughtful (and Fun)


I’ve always loved Valentine ideas that feel lighthearted and thoughtful.


Candy-based crafts — like cherry-inspired lollipop Valentines or candy airplanes — are playful, easy to assemble, and especially fun for kids to give and receive.


Add a clever note like “I need s’more friends like you”, and suddenly a simple treat becomes a sweet little moment of connection.



Ideas That Make the Day Feel Special


Some ideas aren’t about the final result — they’re about the memory.


Heart-shaped pancake stacks, candy bouquets, handmade decorations taped around the house… these are the moments that turn into traditions. They’re simple, joyful, and made even better when shared with people you love.


A child holding handmade lollipop cherry Valentines with green paper leaves on a kitchen counter
Lollipop cherry Valentines — simple, sweet, and made even better by little hands helping out.

Explore the Full Valentine’s Pinterest Board 💗


These are just a few of the ideas I’ve saved. My Valentine’s Pinterest board is filled with even more sweet treats, playful candy crafts, clever Valentine ideas, and kid-friendly favorites.


Explore the full Valentine’s Day Pinterest board with links to all the different treats and crafts here:https://www.pinterest.com/tammief/valentines-day/


Whether you’re baking, crafting, or just browsing, I hope it sparks a little Valentine inspiration of your own.

 
 
 

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