Homemade Valentine Ideas
These homemade Valentine ideas include
anything edible or food related.
Please share your
Valentine ideas.
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10 Homemade Valentine Ideas
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Heart Cookie Bouquet
You will need:
Sugar cookie dough
Red or colored sprinkles
Popsicle sticks
Roll out your sugar cookie dough on a floured surface. Cut out
cookies with the cookie cutters you’d like to use. Place on
cookie sheet. Push a popsicle stick into the dough of each
cookie. Press the cookie dough over the top of each stick. If
needed you can use a scrap of dough and press onto the top of
the stick. 
Fill a cup with water and dip a pastry brush into the water.
Brush each cookie with water and add sprinkles to each. Bake at
375 degrees for 8-10 minutes until golden brown.
Allow to cool. To assemble a bouquet, find a basket, bowl or
vase you’d like to use. You will need a piece of Styrofoam to go
in the bottom of your basket. You can cut the Styrofoam to fit.
Frost your cookies if you’d like. Push your cookie sticks into
the Styrofoam assembling a bouquet however you’d like. Add a bow
or whatever decorations you wish to finish your cookie bouquet.
- Make homemade
chocolates and buy a special Valentine box to put your
treats in.

- Buy a glass jar or use a canning jar and layer pink then red M
&M's or white jellybeans. This makes a nice "sand
art" look to an edible treat.
- Cut two paper hearts out of cardstock. Punch holes along the
edges but not the top. Sew with yarn your two hearts together.
Tie a knot at the ends of your string. Leave the top open for
filling with candy.

- Make popcorn
balls and stir in red hots or red M&M's.
- Make a butterfly Valentine
with candy. Cut two hearts out of cardstock. Glue or tape two
hearts together to resemble wings. Attach a roll of
lifesavers, smarties, lollipop or other tube of candy for the
butterfly body. Write a message on the wings for your Valentine.

- Make a giant cookie cake pizza with an I love you or Be Mine
message.

- Make a flower Valentine with
a lollipop. Out of cardstock cut out a flower daisy
shape. Make a hole in the middle to insert a lollipop. Write a
message on the petals.

- Make a cake
in a jar. Decorate with red sprinkles or red,
pink or white frosting.
- Make a cookie jar mix
and use red cinnamon hearts along with your chocolate chips.
- Make homemade candy wrappers.
Use miniature candy bars or normal size candy bars that are
wrapped in foil. Slide off the outside wrapper but leave the
foil wrapped chocolate intact. Using cardstock, measure a
rectangle that will go around your candy bar and leave a few
inches on the sides where your foil will be seen. Cut out the
measured rectangle and decorate and embellish as you choose.
Wrap your new wrapper around your foiled chocolate bar. Tape it
in place on the back.
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