Done.

lollipop valentine photo easy

lollipop valentine photo easy

It’s 9:00pm. We have officially finished up our valentines-for-classmates preparations. Things I’m thinking: 1) I have a lot of children. 2) Those children have a lot of classmates. It turns out Colorado has bigger class sizes than New York. It took me until Valentines Day to notice.

lollipop valentine photo easy

We used a clever idea I found on Kirtsy — via 24-7-365. I think they turned out great. We couldn’t get Betty to stop looking at her fist. And Oscar refused to wear anything red. But we rolled with it.

To those who are up late making stuff: I salute you with my exacto knife.

lollipop valentine photo easy

178 thoughts on “Done.”

  1. All the valentines are sooo adorable. I will bookmark for the future! Just a question: do your kids ever balk at the homemade of it all? I remember my mom was all about the crafts growing up but sometimes I just wanted a plastic Halloween costume or to give out Strawberry Shortcake valentines. I definitely appreciate her now!

  2. I think this American tradition of giving valentines to classmates and just to about any other acquaintance is crazy. And it really deprives lovers of their own day! Of course it's just to sell more candies and balloons and the likes…Can't we stop???

  3. I actually did this and the turned out great! I recommended a strip of tape on the back to hold the lollipop in place because the kids want to yank it out before opening the card! Even my husband pulled the sucker before looking at it! Lol

  4. I actually did this and the turned out great! I recommended a strip of tape on the back to hold the lollipop in place because the kids want to yank it out before opening the card! Even my husband pulled the sucker before looking at it! Lol

  5. Those are the CUTEST Valentines Day cards I have EVER seen!! I totally know what we're doing next year! ;-)

    As for my kiddos'? One didn't get to participate because their class was bad (He's in 5th grade), and the other, I stayed up most the night cutting out flowers (that I had asked my husband to draw simple daisies.. what I got was ful of angles and points! *sigh*) punching holes in them, putting suckers thru the holes, and taping name "leaves" to the "stem" of the sucker. Of course, the only comment I got on them was from the teacher. LOL

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  7. 1. love love love this
    2. So thankful for shutterfly & target pick up photos
    3. V-day is Monday, got all weekend long to knock these babies out!

    super D-duper awesome!

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  10. We made something like this last year. The girls didn’t want to give out suckers, so I had them sitting with their hands cupped together like they were holding something in the palms of their hands and held out. We just stuck a candy on their hands in the photo and it was really cute.

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