Chocolate or Candy LEGO Valentine's Day Treats

Yummy Homemade LEGO Valentine's Day Treats

One of my kids detests chocolate. Though I know chocolate is a traditional Valentine's Day treat, I decided we would make white chocolate treats this year. Since both my kids love LEGOs, and I already had a minifigure mold from a LEGO-themed birthday party, this Valentine card seemed like a no-brainer!

Make Your Own LEGO Valentine's Treats

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What you need:

• LEGO figure mold (I used the LEGO Minifigure Ice Cube Tray (aff link)
• scissors, string, single hole punch, 2.5" hole punch (or you can cut out the circles)
• chocolate, white chocolate, or candy melts
• small bags to put the finished product in
• template (below, or download the pdf, or feel free to make your own!) - these would also be cute cupcake toppers!

Template: background graphics from www.mycutegraphics.com

Melt white chocolates in the microwave in a glass bowl/measuring cup, an pour into the mold.

After the minifigs cool (you can refrigerate to speed up the process), gather your supplies.

Punch out the circles and then punch two small holes in each circle.

Loop the string through the holes and tie to secure the LEGO minifigure.

Sign the back, place in a poly bag. Done!

Easy Valentine's Day Window Decorations

Easy Valentine's Day Window Decorations with Paper Scraps

This is a fun and easy project we learned from another fun mom we know. We've done this for other holidays and seasons but I especially love the reds and pinks for V-day! This is something you can do with toddlers, preschoolers, or older kids, and they will all enjoy it.

Gather Your Valentine's Day Materials

Clear contact paper (for lining drawers), scissors, and tissue paper are all you need. I was lucky I had some adorable heart tissue paper, which was perfect for this craft.

1. Cut or tear the tissue paper.

2. Cut out your desired shape from the contact
paper and peel off the backing.

3. Stick your scraps of tissue paper on.

4. Place more contact paper on sticky sides in and trim.

These are really pretty with the light shining through, much like a stained glass window. We did this project in the fall with colorful leaves we had gathered on a walk and that was also fun.

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