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Lace-y Valentine
by Catherine Newman and Jodi Butler, Photograph by Ronnie Andren
Your preschooler can say, "I'm sew glad we're friends!" with a card that doubles as a sweet lacing toy for your child's valentine.
- Materials
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- paper
- tempera paint
- glue
- cardboard
- scissors (an adult's job)
- hole punch
- tape
- shoelace
- Instructions
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Have your child use tempera paint to decorate a piece of paper. Let the paint dry, then glue the paper to a piece of thin cardboard (we used a recycled cereal box).
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Cut out a heart shape (ours is about 6 by 7 inches), adding more glue to seal the edge, if needed.
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Help your tot use a hole punch to make openings around the heart as shown. Write a message on the back, tape on a shoelace (you can knot one end and start the lacing so that the recipient gets the idea) and prepare to win hearts.
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