10+ Fun & Creative Valentine Boxes
 If you are making classroom valentines at your house, odds are that you probably have to create a valentine box to go with them. It’s on our list of things to do this week, too! I’ve gathered a few really creative and fun ideas that range from a little more detailed to some that are easier and a little faster to put together. I love that Valentine boxes can really be an expression of your child, depending on what you make, and how it’s decorated. It’s also just a fun thing that can be done together!!!
Creative & Fun Valentine Boxes
valentine pail, old salt farm
Instead of a box, use a tin pail! I think they make such a fun valentine box…plus they’re super fast and easy too!
diy felt envelopes, the crafting chicks
Can I just say that I LOVE these? I love them even more because they are no-sew. :) These would be so fun for school or home!
sweetheart mailbox, fiskars
There are a million ideas out there for cute mailboxes like this, and they have been popular for awhile–I can see why! Target has them in their one spot, so it would be great place to snatch them up for cheap. You could also try a local craft store. I love them–so fun!
re-purposed cascade container, verve stamps
How clever! I love the way this lid opens–what a great way to re-use a cascade container!
lego box, the pretty poppy
I love finding boxes that my boys would love!
cracker box locker, spoonful
This could easily be fashioned for boy or girl…
ipod valentine box, mommy lessons 101
This is a take on the popular Family Fun ipod valentine from a few years ago…cute!!
pretty piggy and scary monster, giggles galore
I am DYING over this pink pig! You could make it into other animals as well–I know one of my girls would love the pig, and the other would want a black cat!!
paper mailbox, simply modern mom
She includes a free printable to make your own!
paint bucket mailbox, crap i’ve made
Using a paint bucket is so clever, and there are so many options to decorate it!
OTHER RE-PURPOSING IDEAS FOR VALENTINE BOXES:
-oatmeal canisters:Â great lid, easy to cut a slit
-Kleenex box–already has the opening!
-#10 cans
Kierste Wade is a published author, blogger, and mom to six. With more than 20 years DIY and project experience, she has been sharing ideas on her blog since 2009. Focusing on simple and doable projects, she loves to share attainable ideas for all things home, holidays, and family. Kierste has been featured on Better Homes and Gardens, HGTV, American Farmhouse Magazine (print and online) Taste of Home, Country Living, and more.
