This Play-Doh Valentine Free Printable is a perfect non-candy treat option for Valentine’s Day. Print at home and gift with small 1oz packages of Play-Doh. This post contains Amazon affiliate links.
We’re big fans of Play-Doh at our house. It’s minimally messy and usually keeps the kiddos entertained long enough for me to make dinner or get some laundry done. I’m also a fan of giving it in favor bags at birthday parties or on Valentine’s Day, instead of the usual candy and sugar.
Not that there’s anything wrong with treats, but sometimes it’s nice to have other options especially for kiddos that may have food allergies. I’ve also got this free Valentine’s Candy Wrapper printable to pair with a package of Sun Cups for those with nut allergies.
My kid’s friends have always loved this simple Valentine’s Day printable with a small 1oz container of Play-Doh. You can find the Play-Doh Party Bag Dough, 15 Count (assorted colors) on Amazon or in select stores.
To assemble: print out the Play-Doh Valentine cards on card stock and cut a circle in the center of each heart. An easy way to do this is to trace the bottom of the Play-Doh carton (make sure you cut inside the lines). Use a little tape on each side of the container to the back of each card if you accidentally cut too big of a hole opening.
Click the link directly below to download and print the Play-Doh Valentine Cards:
CLICK HERE TO PRINT PLAYDOH CARDS
Looking for more candy free Valentine’s Day cards? I also created these “You Make My Heart Race” valentines. I picked up some inexpensive matchbox cars at the dollar store (though I think I could have just easily shopped my kids’ play room and found at least fifty or so) and used washi tape to stick them directly to the card stock. Another super easy and super cute candy free valentine.
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Hannah
Sunday 13th of February 2022
Hi, I’m having a hard time printing these. What did you print on and what size paper? I’m trying to print on card-stock but preferably would like them smaller like on 5x7 or something around that size. Thank you for sharing.
Emily Grace
Wednesday 4th of May 2022
Hi Hannah, I print these on a standard sheet of paper. You might be able to save them and upload to a word doc and size down but I haven't tried that.
Katie
Tuesday 4th of February 2020
I am having a hard time printing these. Would you be able to send the PDF file?
Thanks so much :)
Bethany
Tuesday 7th of January 2020
Could you email me too the pdf? I can’t get it to work and these are sooo cute!!
Mandi
Sunday 10th of February 2019
Hi I can access the file but it prints full page, can you let me know how big these are supposed to be printed? Thanks!!
Emily Grace
Friday 22nd of March 2019
It should print two per page
Vanessa
Saturday 9th of February 2019
Thanks for sharing! I love that it is a little something that isn't sugar! Parents will appreciate that!