We’ve bought boxed Valentine’s in year’s past, but this year we got creative with our words. Some are healthy and others are not, but they are all adorable, and for Valentine’s Day, that’s all that really matters, right? We have cutesy kid-and-adult-friendly DIY Valentine’s for…all the hot mama’s, the stud{s} in your life, all the cutie’s and for those who make you giggle! You can buy them here for just $3, and they are an instant download.
DIY Adult Valentine’s
you are one hot mama
{fill the bag with hot tamales, fold over the custom tag and staple closed}
happy valentine’s day stud muffin
{fill the bag with a homemade poppy-seed muffin, fold over the custom tag and staple closed}
Poppy-seed Muffin Recipe
Makes 12 muffins
recipe adapted from our wonderful mom
Add the following ingredients to a large bowl and mix:
2 cups flour
1/8 cup poppy seeds {a used a little more, but less than 1/4 cup}
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 tsp baking soda
1 cup sugar
1/2 cup butter
Add 2 eggs{1 at a time} to the above ingredients and mix well
Add 1 cup plain yogurt and 2 tsp. almond extract and mix into the rest of the mixture.
Put the muffin mixture in baking cups and bake in the oven on 400 degrees for about 15-20 minutes {It took me about 18 minutes}.
DIY Kid Valentine’s
i think you are quite a cutie
{fill a bag with clementines, fold the custom tag over the top of the bag and staple closed}
friend, you make me laffy
{fill the bag with laffy taffy for your silly friends, fold the custom tag over the bag and staple closed}
Last year’s fold-over labels {above} were so popular, we revamped them, and we did it with colorful stripes.
If your looking for the original cutie file {the orange bubble}, you can buy it here.
The original laffy taffy file {the blue bubble} is available too.
Tags are 2×4. Purchase them here.
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