Hit the mark this Valentine’s Day with these simple Cupid’s Arrow Valentine’s Day Favors.

This Cupid’s Arrow Valentine’s Day Favor hits the mark! With a pink heart and Valentine’s Day M&Ms this is a great kid’s Valentine’s Day classroom favor and even adults won’t be able to resist a this simple Valentine’s Day craft.

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I  love Valentine’s Day, not because I’m overly romantic, Rick and I don’t go all out for the holiday, but because Melinda and I always have  so many cute, crafty projects we want to do, and recipes involving red velvet cake and chocolate that we want to make. I don’t know if it’s all of the pink, or the hearts (or the chocolate), but Valentine’s Day inspires us to get creative!

This Cupid’s Arrow Valentine’s Day Favor hits the mark! With a pink heart and Valentine’s Day M&Ms this is a great kid’s Valentine’s Day classroom favor and even adults won’t be able to resist a this simple Valentine’s Day craft.

Over the weekend we worked on classroom favors for Melinda’s son to take to school. I’m totally digging the arrow trend and it fit perfectly with the holiday so we made Cupid’s Arrows, for Sawyer to share with his classmates.

It was super easy, all you need is:

This Cupid’s Arrow Valentine’s Day Favor hits the mark! With a pink heart and Valentine’s Day M&Ms this is a great kid’s Valentine’s Day classroom favor and even adults won’t be able to resist a this simple Valentine’s Day craft.

The first thing you do is fill your cellophane bags. We used a hard straw from a water bottle to push the M&M into place then we dropped the rest of the M&Ms in, alternating the colors. That first M&M is the hardest, once you get it in place the rest will fall in perfectly.

This Cupid’s Arrow Valentine’s Day Favor hits the mark! With a pink heart and Valentine’s Day M&Ms this is a great kid’s Valentine’s Day classroom favor and even adults won’t be able to resist a this simple Valentine’s Day craft.

For the arrow’s tail we cut 2″ strips from a 12x 12 piece of scrapbook paper and then cut the strips into 2″ pieces. We cut a “V” out of the top and made a point at the bottom. On each side we cut three slits, and then went back and cut a tiny piece off of the inside edge of the slits so it created a small gap. Then we attached the tail to one end with a glue dot.

This Cupid’s Arrow Valentine’s Day Favor hits the mark! With a pink heart and Valentine’s Day M&Ms this is a great kid’s Valentine’s Day classroom favor and even adults won’t be able to resist a this simple Valentine’s Day craft.

For the arrowhead we printed and cut out heart tags, and filled in Sawyer’s name under “From:”. We attached them to the other end with a glue dot. To save you some time we’ve even included the printable for you to download.

This Cupid’s Arrow Valentine’s Day Favor hits the mark! With a pink heart and Valentine’s Day M&Ms this is a great kid’s Valentine’s Day classroom favor and even adults won’t be able to resist a this simple Valentine’s Day craft.That’s it, you’re done! We love how they turned out. Melinda is sending them to school with Sawyer on Valentine’s Day and I’ll be packing a couple in a care package for my niece and nephew so I maintain my Best Aunt Ever status ;).

This Cupid’s Arrow Valentine’s Day Favor hits the mark! With a pink heart and Valentine’s Day M&Ms this is a great kid’s Valentine’s Day classroom favor and even adults won’t be able to resist a this simple Valentine’s Day craft.

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