We’ve got a sweet tooth for these Valentine’s Day cards!
Creative labels turn everyday treats into tastyValentine’s Daycandy delights.
Add some confetti, pop it in a red envelope, and send one to all your Galentines.
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We love these adorable tags your kids can color and attach towhole pieces of fruitfor a healthy alternative.
Pick up a set of clear favor boxes and fill them with small pink and white candies.
We used jelly beans, chocolate-covered candies, and Jordan almonds.
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Then, cut out the printables and attach them to the boxes using glue or tape.
Bonus points if you stick to a festive color, like thesebubblegum-pinkrock candy sticks, for this sweet surprise.
One-in-a-Melon Tags
These tags are sweet any way you slice them!
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Fill clear bags with watermelon gummy candies and add our free printable for a Valentine’s Daycandy gift.
For a festive touch, tie the tags with pink and green ribbon.
Cotton Candy Cones
These cones are sweet as can be.
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Gift your valentine a treat that won’t melt!
Package up purchased cotton candy in ice cream cones and add our free printable tags.
Arrange theValentine’s Day candybag into a colorful pattern, such as the grid of Starbursts shown here.
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Peanut Package with Label
Friends and coworkers will go nuts over this creative and delicious snack.
Pair our printable tags with individually packaged peanuts or ahomemade snack mix.
Look for cute ways to work the candy’s name into the message, as shown.
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Use different cutting techniques or scrapbooking scissors to add a unique touch to each one.
Banana Valentine’s Idea
Thisidea is bananas!
Why not go with a delicious and nutritious treat that is prepackaged by nature?
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Use sticker labels for a fun touch.
Throw a handful of Hershey’s Chocolate Kisses into a bag and attach a label for a classic crowd-pleaser.
This works well on fruit leather if you’re looking for a healthier alternative to candy.
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Here, a basketful of apples is each adorned with creative adhesive labels.
Wrap labels around a bottle of orange juice or use string to attach a gift tag around the top.
Wrap the candy in a length of ribbon and secure it with a dab of hot glue.
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Instead of adding a gift tag, write your valentine’s name anda short messageon a balloon.
Tie the balloon to the treat for a sky-high memento.
Use cardstock or thick scrapbook paper to make the heart, and punch two holes to secure the lollipop.
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Cut a large heart shape from scrapbook paper and attach it to the bag.
Embellish the paper heart with a message and a rhinestone dot to add a special touch.
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