Valentine’s Day Paper Chains {Free Printables}
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Free printable Valentine’s Day paper chains! Our paper chain kick continues {they’re just so easy + fun!} and we are so excited to share with you our latest printable creation: Valentine’s Day paper chains!
We’ve made paper chains for Christmas, New Year’s, and winter, but we’re especially loving the pink and red hues from our Valentine’s Day paper chain set.
The kids will love decorating the house with these adorable paper chains and you’ll love how easy and affordable it is.
To download these paper chains for free, please continue reading below.
What You’ll Need
- Valentine’s Day paper chains
- Printer paper
- Scissors or paper cutter
- Glue stick
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What to Do
Begin by downloading and printing the Valentine’s Day paper chain printable.
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Once you’ve printed your Valentine’s Day paper chains, cut them out.
Next, begin by gluing the end of one paper chain and pressing it together to make a link.
Then, add another strip of paper through the link you just glued and glue it closed just as you did with the first link. Continue adding strips until you have the desired number of links on your Valentine’s Day paper chain.
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Sara
Tuesday 2nd of January 2018
I'm so impressed with everyone's early Valentine's Day posts! This is a super cute project. I've been looking into the Instant Ink program and I'm afraid we would use way more than the allotted pages. How many pages do you end up printing a month?
The Art Kit
Tuesday 2nd of January 2018
Thank you! I debated about joining the Instant Ink program for months and then finally did it and I am so glad I did! I've saved so much money and I love that they send you the ink cartridges before you even need them so I don't have to worry about ordering them or running out. I started out on the 100 pages a month plan but we were printing a bit more than that every month so I moved to the 300 pages a month plan and I ended up not using that many so the pages I didn't use rolled over. I periodically check my account online just to make sure I haven't gone over but so far I haven't. Last month I printed 160 pages. :)