If you are looking for some fun Valentine’s Day coloring, check out these free printable coloring Valentines Day cards for kids. This free set of Valentine’s Day printables includes Valentine’s cards that are like the ones you had out in class, mini cards that fold, and printable Valentine’s day coloring pages.
Your kids can have some coloring fun creating cute valentine cards for their friends and family. The little cards even have a blank inside so they can add a personalized message as well.
Or, they can just use the free coloring pages for a fun Valentine’s Day activity. They don’t have to be given to anyone as a card.
Each of the 8 unique free printable Valentine Cards features a Valentine themed clip art and cute Valentine saying. Most of the clip art features cute animals but there is also a card with a sweet treat, one with flowers, and lastly, simple hearts.
What Age are the Free Printable Valentine’s Day Cards for?
They can honestly be for kids of all ages – big kids and younger kids will enjoy coloring these cards. Some of your older children (like 6th grade and up) may think they are too cheesy.
With these free valentine coloring cards, even the littlest child that exchanges Valentine’s could color these cards (even if they aren’t able to color in the lines yet).
Coloring is a great fine motor skills activity for children. Often times smallest children aren’t able to personalize the cards that they give out because they are unable to write yet.
8 Different Card Designs
Here is what the 8 cards look like.
Who doesn’t love Teddy Bears? This cute little teddy bear is holding some fun heart shaped balloons.
Next up is this sweet floral design. If you love flower coloring pages, this Valentine is perfect for you.
Even though many of these are like heart coloring pages because they all have hearts, this one specifically only has hearts on it. This simple design is great for younger children.
This pair of adorable gnomes is a great Valentine for anyone.
How cute is this cat in a heart sweater? What a fun way for a kid to show their friend some appreciation.
This fun cupcake design couldn’t be sweeter (see what I did there?)
Lastly, this simple bunny design is great way for a child to tell someone how special they think they are.
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What File Types are Included?
You will get a jpeg and pdf file for each card design.
More Ways to Color!
Here is what each type of file looks like. As I stated above, you have 3 different coloring options.
The first option are these free valentine’s day coloring pages. They could be used like a card but they’re really more standard printable coloring pages.
The second option is a folded mini card. It’s just like a classic greeting card but instead, the printable card is 1/4 the size of a letter size sheet. They are blank on the inside so that children can add their own message.
This is what the full sheet looks like uncut. You get 2 sheets included in this set.
Lastly, are the basic printable valentine coloring cards. These are you like the fun Valentine’s day cards you gave and received as a child. They are meant to just be really simple little cards.
If you are looking for a To: From: spot on these cards, you’ll need to print the PDF. It is a two page document that needs to be printed front to back. When you do, you’ll get the to: from: on the back of the card.
How to Use the Free Printables?
There are many ways you can use these free printables. Just because they are labeled as cards doesn’t mean the coloring pages have to be cards.
The free valentine coloring pages can be printed and used on their own for some coloring time. Or, you could print these printable Valentines day cards, leave them uncolored, and include a small pack of crayons as your child’s Valentine this year.
What Paper Should the Happy Valentine’s Day Coloring Pages and Cards Be Printed on?
If you are printing the cards, they should be printed on white card stock. The coloring pages can be printed on plain printer paper.
If you are printing the simple cards front to back, you’ll need to print on cardstock so that you don’t have any ghosting (shadows from the ink on the opposite side).
Looking for More Valentine’s Day Free Printables and Fun?
Click here to see all of my Valentine’s Day content including some other cute Valentine’s Day card options.
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Liz
Thursday 11th of January 2024
I was trying to get the Valentine Cards printables, but I haven't seen them in my emails yet. Am I doing something wrong?
Laura
Friday 26th of January 2024
Hi Liz, Sorry for the delay in responding. Send me an email at: [email protected] so I can help. Most likely it is due to the school system email address (if that is the one you used). School systems often block outside email addresses so it could definitely be causing the issue.
Elizabeth Farmer
Tuesday 14th of February 2023
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Casey
Wednesday 8th of February 2023
thanks,