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Happy Valentines Day In Bubble Letters

Happy Valentines Day In Bubble Letters – Don’t get me wrong, lavish gifts and grand romantic gestures are nice, but sometimes it’s the sweetest things—like these free “Happy Valentine’s Day” bubble printables. These free bubble letters are a sweet addition to any gift to wish you a Happy Valentine’s Day. Continue reading for hidden uses and free downloads.

Hello, I’m here again – I’m here to convince you that the phrase “Thinking of You” is appropriate for any holiday, Valentine’s Day. After all, this day is all about showing someone how much you love them… It’s hard to buy that feeling! So skip the store this year and pick something nice and thoughtful — like learning how to write “Happy Valentine’s Day” in bubble letters and gifting that special someone.

Happy Valentines Day In Bubble Letters

Now, I know a lot of people are trying to buy something that says “I love you” or “Be mine.” In fact, according to The Knot, couples spent an average of $136.57 each on February 14. In total, that’s $273.14!

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And many of the gifts I’ve made for you don’t cost anywhere near $273, so if you can sweep someone off their feet and save money in the process, keep reading! 😉

Tip: It’s not just material goods and trophy bills that are burning holes in couples’ budgets! No, the most popular Valentine’s Day “gift” is a night out. However, if the cold February weather, crowded and decidedly less intimate restaurants, and expensive couples’ “specials” aren’t your thing, stay home and sink your teeth into these Valentine’s Day dinner recipes! My favorite step-by-step heart-shaped pizza recipe.

There are so many ways you can make these free foam letter printables for your Valentine’s Day. The first thing that comes to mind is pairing it with a DIY Valentine’s Day gift like this mani pedi in a mason jar.

Another option is to use this Valentine as a tracking guide as you teach yourself how to write with bubble letters. This option lets you write on most surfaces, including fabric. For example, if you’ve learned how to write “Happy Valentine’s Day” with bubble letters, you can even make a romantic gesture, such as writing on the sidewalk outside your boyfriend’s office, and surprise him at the end of the day!

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Tip: If you want to learn how to write Valentine’s Day with bubble letters, consider downloading this free printable colorful Valentine’s Bubble Letter Alphabet and using it as a tracing guide. As the alphabet is in deep colour, it may be shown by a sheet of paper laid on top, that is

Alphabet, so you can say “Happy Valentine’s Day!” With , you can learn to write more words (like your friend’s name) in bubble letters.

Don’t think you have time for a full gift at home? How about a semi-homemade gift? Even a partially homemade gift can be super thoughtful and heartfelt…especially with these handmade “Happy Valentine’s Day” bubble letters!

Happy Valentines Day In Bubble Letters

Of course, these happy Valentine’s Day bubble letters aren’t just for adults! Kids who want to show their love can get in on the frugal fun by creating one-of-a-kind crafts with these free printable Valentine’s Day coloring pages. Print out a few and let your little Picasso loose with their own (washable) art supplies!

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Tip: Looking for more Valentine’s Day themed coloring pages to please the resident artist? Download this free printable Valentine Bubble Alphabet that not only gives them 26 coloring sheets, but also helps them get closer to their ABCs.

Just fold the free printable Valentine coloring pages and you’ll magically transform them into free printable Valentine cards. 😉 However, if your kids are looking for a little variety, here are 28 free printable Valentine’s Day cards for kids to choose from. If you’re feeling a little extra crafty this season, here are 25 DIY Valentine’s Day cards to inspire the DIY diva in you!

I love giving homemade (or semi-homemade) gifts a little something extra with these “Happy Valentine’s Day” printable bubble letters! Seriously, this print looks like caramel icing on top of ice cream (who needs cherries, right?). However, you can also use these free bubble letters to say Happy Valentine’s Day, amuse the kids, or decorate your home. This will make you feel the love on February 14th! 🙂

How can you put this Happy Valentine’s Day into usable bubble letters? Share your inspiration and results in the comments!

Free Happy Valentine’s Day In Bubble Letters Printable

Kelli Bhattacharjee is the owner of Freebie Finding Mom. When she’s not hanging out with her son, she’s busy blogging or hanging out with her family, which usually involves listening to music and having dance parties. Happy Valentine’s Day! With three templates to choose from, you’ll find a Valentine’s Day background for anyone in your life.

If you’re looking for an inexpensive yet impactful Valentine’s Day gift, you can’t go wrong with a handwritten letter. Seriously, this often-overlooked “old fashioned” skill takes time and precision that will definitely show the recipient how much you care. Whether you’re writing your Valentine’s letter on standard notebook paper or everyday stationary, using a Valentine’s Day or love-themed stationary is an easy way to take your letter to the next level.

Whether you’re working on a Valentine’s letter for your boyfriend, girlfriend, husband, wife, or other family members, you’ll find the perfect template below! 🙂

If you’re writing a Valentine’s Day letter to your girlfriend, boyfriend, or someone who brightens your day, this might be a great Valentine’s letter idea. It’s flamboyant and charming and full of heart! You can even use this sweet Valentine’s Day letter template to have your child write a note to their “sweetheart” (like Mom and Dad).

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Bonus: If you’re looking for other ways to get your kids into the Valentine’s Day fun, check out these printables that they can use as Valentine’s Day information or coloring sheets:

This is a heartfelt (and heartfelt) Valentine’s Day gift for a boyfriend, girlfriend, or someone you care about but isn’t quite at the “I love you” stage with. It makes a great Valentine’s Day letter to your girlfriend or boyfriend as it says “Happy Valentine’s Day” rather than “I love you” like other templates. This means that this template can also be used to send Valentine’s Day wishes to your friends!

BONUS: Looking for a thrifty gift to go with this Valentine’s letter to your boyfriend, girlfriend, or friend? How about:

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Bonus: Do you know which couples are great with Valentine’s letters to your boyfriend, girlfriend, or romantic partner? A cozy home-cooked meal to make together. Trust me, it’s 10,000 times more romantic than a crowded, overpriced restaurant! Here are 50 Valentine’s Day dinner recipes to inspire you.

Three printable Valentine’s Day letter templates are part of the ultimate Valentine’s Day collection available in store. This bundle has everything you need to have a great February 14th – crafts, decorations, cards and more! It includes:

Kelli Bhattacharjee is the owner of Freebie Finding Mom. When she’s not hanging out with her son, she’s busy blogging, or hanging out with her family, which usually involves listening to music and going to dance parties. I didn’t know it until I started teaching, but Valentine’s Day is actually my favorite holiday! I had no idea. This thing was growing up, and I always had a wonderful experience with Valentine’s Day. Every year I got my grandparents two dollar bills in the mail (yes, back then) and went to Chuck-E-Cheese. This included eating pizza and playing ball, and my mom and other homeschool moms collected goodie bags of candy and distributed them in our wonderfully decorated Valentine’s Day boxes that we wrote for our friends (I spent my days decorating the boxes). I can’t wait to open all my friends’ love notes and eat the candy. I mean, chocolate = love… right?

We had an extra weekend due to the Lunar New Year (I lean toward a three-day work week each week). So, at the last minute, I’m preparing the classroom for recess.