Materials

- White cardstock
- Craft knife
- Ruler
- Surface to cut on
- Glue stick
- Women Throughout History Valentine Template (page 1 and page 2)
- Printer
Step 1

Print both pages of the printable valentines in full color. Use a craft knife and a ruler to cut each one apart on a surface that can be cut into, like a cutting board or piece of cardboard. Align the ruler with the valentine’s edge, press it firmly to prevent movement, and use it as a cutting guide.
If you have a paper cutter, you can also use that to separate your printable valentines!
Step 2

Fold each card in half. For a well-defined fold, place the halfway point of each card along the rigid edge of the ruler. Crease the card over the ruler’s edge to fold it from the back.
Step 3

Apply a small amount of glue to the back of each printable valentine and close the card. You’re done!




Amelia Earhart is my favorite from this group. I had difficulty deciding between “You make my heart soar”, and the much darker, “I want to get lost with you.” Oh, Amelia. You were a legend.