Valentine’s Day is this Saturday, and if you’re in need of some decorations or Valentine treats to give away, look no further! I’ve put together some of the Valentine’s Day printables I shared a couple weeks ago. The best part, they’re easy to put together and your friends will love them.
1. Valentine’s Day Banner & Cupcake Printables
JD had been waiting for his birthday since Christmas was over. That may not be that long of a wait, but for an almost 4 year old that’s a long time… and it felt long for me as well, since he’d ask me every morning if it was his birthday yet. It didn’t help that his brother’s birthday was just 3 days after Christmas, my birthday was 2 weeks later, his cousin’s was a couple days after mine, and one of his good friend’s was 2 days before his. Because of this, I wanted to make sure his birthday was extra special (as it will have to be every year). He loved everything about his party, and he had a blast! It was a lot of work, but totally worth it.
Today, I’m sharing the printables I made for the party, including a couple of the ones that I didn’t have a chance to put together. If you have a little super hero in request of an Avengers Birthday party, they’re going to love these decorations! [For personal use only].
Avengers Banner – download here
Avengers “Happy Birthday” Banner – download here
Party Favor Tag – download here
Avenger Hershey’s Nugget Printables – download here
Superhero Party Masks – Cutesy Crafts
I meant to Modge Podge these onto canvas or frame them for decoration, but never got the chance to.
Avenger Prints 8×10 – download here
If you love the decorations, grab the matching invitation in my shop here!
We had a blast at the party, and can’t wait to see what this year has in store for our little Super Hero! We love you JD!
Within the last month, we’ve had 3 birthdays in our little family. Our baby turned 1 at the end of December, I had a birthday at the beginning of January, and our oldest turned 4 this past Saturday!! It’s been a fun and busy month, and I can’t believe how big our boys are getting!
Today, I’m sharing the printables I used for Danny’s 1st birthday party. We were up visiting family during Christmas and had his party at my in-laws, but forgot to bring my camera! The decorations turned out so cute at their house, and I’m really bummed that I couldn’t capture it with my camera.
I decided to do a Plane Party since my husband’s “plan” for his career is to become a pilot (our 4 year old’s “career path” is to be a professional baseball player). I, of course don’t care what their career path is as long as they are happy (and not homeless). If you’re planning a Plane Party, I hope you find these helpful!
Baggage Claim Printable 8×10 – download here
Baggage Check-In Printable 5×7 – download here
“Happy Birthday” Plane Banner – download here
Clothespin Decoration – download here
“Thanks for Flying with Us” Favors – download here
Airplane Printables – download here
I hung these airplanes like a baby mobile on the chandeliers at my in-laws home. But you can use them for decorating the napkins wrapped around utensils, another party favor idea, or turn it into a garland decoration.
We all had a great time and are so glad we have this cute little boy in our lives! We love you Danny!
I loved Valentine’s Day as a kid in elementary school because of all the candy you got. I could care less about the cards that came without candy, and let’s be honest who doesn’t love a little something sweet on Valentine’s Day? Because I’m a lover of candy, and all things chocolate, I’ve created a printable Valentine’s Day card that you can print out quickly and stick a chocolate heart onto. Your kids will love helping you put the chocolate hearts on, and they’ll feel like they’ve taken part of making a Valentine’s Day Card for their friends!
Valentine’s Day Card all colors – download here
Valentine’s Day Card pink – download here
Valentine’s Day Card red – download here
Valentine’s Day Card pink & blue – download here
These printable cupcake wrappers and banners will go great with your Valentine’s Day party! It’s easy to put together, and adds that “Valentine’s Day feel” to any room. I’ve created two colors for you to choose from. One that is a little more pink, and one that still feels like Valentine’s Day but with a few extra colors, if you’re not into everything pink. Your friends are going to love seeing this when they walk into the room!
Need some more Valentine’s Day party printables? Grab yours here and here!
Valentine’s Day Banner – download here
Valentine’s Day Banner all Pink – download here
Valentine’s Day Cupcake banner – download here
Valentine’s Day Cupcake all Pink banner – download here
Valentine’s Day Cupcake Printables – download here
Valentine’s Day Cupcake Printables dark pink – download here
Valentine’s Day Cupcake Printables light pink – download here
Today I’m sharing a Valentine’s Day print that you can use in your home, and a couple of some fun party decorations to make your Valentine’s Day party look festive. I’ll be sharing a few more Valentine’s Day party printables next week. For now, enjoy these straw banners and a wrap that can go around a mason jar that holds your straws or water bottles. This Valentine’s print is perfect for your party and your home!
Valentine’s Day Print 8×10 – download here
Valentine’s Day Print 5×7 – download here
Straw Banners (3 of each) – download here
Printable wrap (single) – download here
Printable wrap (multiple for water bottles) – download here
Over the next couple of weeks I’ll be sharing some Valentine’s printables as we get excited for the upcoming holiday! Today I’m sharing a cute little Valentine’s printable that can be used as both a decoration in your home, or attach to a gift bag of candy to pass out to friends and loved ones.
Valentine’s Print 8×10 – download here
Valentine’s Print 5×7 – download here
Valentine’s Candy Bag Tags – download here
I’m always trying to figure out what we’re going to eat for dinner throughout the week, and I am constantly asked by my husband what we’re having for dinner every night. So, I finally got around to making our Menu Planner so that I could stay on top of meals throughout the week. Print off your Menu Planner, put it in a frame, and use a dry erase marker to write down your meals each week.
Now, all I need to do now is start planning ahead! I’d love to hear what some of your family’s favorite recipes are!
These also go great with the Printable Recipe Cards I shared with you last week! If you haven’t downloaded yours yet, grab them here.
Printable Menu Planner Coral 8×10 – download here
Printable Menu Planner Mint/Blue 8×10 – download here 
Printable Menu Planner Pink 8×10 – download here 
Printable Menu Planner Turquoise 8×10 – download here 
Printable Menu Planner Gray 8×10 – download here
I was asked to create a calendar for the girls in young women so we could include all the upcoming activities throughout the year, and wanted to share this with anyone else who needed one! It’s simple and is great to use in organizations or for personal use. Below the calendar is a section for “notes” and “things to do, which I have found to be useful, especially when there is not enough room to fit everything you need to in the calendar box.
Make sure when you print the file, that you select “fit”/”fit on page” in the sizing options. I hope this helps keep you organized throughout the year!
2015 Printable Calendar – download here
Landscape version for September through December – download here
Grab the 2016 Calendar here!
My sister is currently getting her Masters at Cal State Long Beach and has a limited amount of time to cook for herself while she’s studying. For Christmas, I wanted to put together some recipe cards that included fast and somewhat healthy meals for her. I’ve created 5 different colored recipe cards. Pick your favorite color, or use all 5 for different types of recipes (breakfast, snacks, lunch, dinner & dessert).
Coral 4×6 Recipe Card – download here
Gray 4×6 Recipe Cards – download here
Mint/Blue 4×6 Recipe Cards – download here
Pink 4×6 Recipe Cards – download here
Turquoise 4×6 Recipe Card – download here