Love is for EverGreen Hearts Craft is a fun Valentine’s kids activity to promote creativity and motor control while using green leaves and a heart puncher. [Video Tutorial is Included.]
Love is For EverGreen Hearts Craft is the cutest Valentine’s activity you can do with your little one. Besides, since you are using nature items, the cost and the pre-time is minimal. Most importantly, there are no strict rules to follow, so let your child express their creativity while enjoying the process.
Supplies
Here is a list of materials you will need to make Love is For EverGreen Hearts Craft:
- a piece of paper
- a marker to trace the heart
- *a heart puncher
- fresh leaves
- white school glue
*I am using a 0.75″ heart-size puncher.
Evergreen leaves are best for this since they are thick and will not curl up and wilt fast, but feel free to use whichever leaves you prefer.

Instructions
First, trace a heart outline on a piece of paper. Then, punch out heart-shaped fresh leaves. Finally, glue the punched-out hearts inside the traced heart.

Optional: once done, you can cut our the heart with punched-out leaves and glue it over red card stock to make it a Valentine’s Card.
Video Tutorial
Love is for EverGreen
This cute craft makes a perfect Valentine’s card, or you can display it on your art wall.

For more Valentine’s Craft:
See here Handprint Hearts 3D Tree Valentines Kids Craft.

For Valentine’s Activities
See here Hearts Tactile Numbers Puzzle-Boards.

For More Valentine’s Crafts:
See here DIY Valentine’s I-Love-You From The Button of my Heart Card.

For Valentine’s STEM Kids Science
See here Growing Heart-Shaped Crystals.

Let me know once you try the Love ForeverGreen Hearts Craft!
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