Valentine’s Day is almost here and I am excited to share an Olaf Valentine card printable idea I came up with. My two year old Delilah has had me watching Frozen more than twice a day on some occasions this past week. She sings it, she watches it, she dances and sings and her favorite part is Olaf.
My older boys even like Frozen, so I knew they would think these Valentine cards were a hit too. I have teamed up with a large group of bloggers sharing Valentine Cards. After you check out the Olaf printable, keep scrolling to see a bunch of other awesome Valentine card ideas!!
As we were watching Frozen for the umpteenth time the other day I heard the memorable ‘Some people are worth melting for’ line and thought about how I could incorporate that into a Valentine. I could just stick a lollipop on it and call it a day but Otter Pops popped into my mind (no pun intended) and I knew that would make for the perfect, original Valentine.
The Printable-
The printable has two parts – the rectangles and the circles. Each page prints enough for four Valentines. Download the free printable PDF here.
Supplies Needed
- Free Printable
- Scissors
- Cardstock Paper (to hold up the Otter Pops)
- Exacto Knife
- Glue Stick
**If you have a two inch circle paper punch that is even better for making sure the circle part of the printable comes out perfectly.
Directions:
- Print the file out onto white cardtock or send the file to be printed. I had mine printed at Office Depot for $0.67 per page (that is $0.17 per Valentine since each page prints four).
- Use scissors to cut out the cards and circles. If you have a two inch circle hole punch use that for the circles.
- (Adult step) Use an exacto knife to cut two slits for the Otter Pop to slide into. I have marked these with dark blue lines on the left part of the printable card. You may need to make your slits are wider than the marked line for the freeze pop to fit through.
- Write the names for ‘to’ and ‘from’ on the circles and use a glue stick to attach them onto the cards.
When Delilah saw me cutting these out she instantly yelled out with joy. She took one of the cards and ran off with it to never bring it back. What can I say? The girl loves her some Olaf!
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These are amazing! I was wondering if you added Olaf’s mouth and/or eyes on after printing? If so, how?
We did not but you could always glue on some googly eyes.:)
Love this so much! Will be using it for my daughters preschool valentines day party!
Did you put eyes on Olaf?
Did you freeze the pops. I am thinking no, but my husband thought yes.
I was wanting to know how i would be able to print
Hey Vanessa! Under the second picture where it lists the supplies click on the 'Olaf Printable File' and it will bring up the PDF 🙂
Thanks so much for the great printable! I love it & so will my little girl!!
How do I print?
genius idea!! Love it!
Okay these are adorable! I love that you thought of using an Otter Pop!