Yes, I will admit it.
Valentines can be a little cheesy.
So, why not state the obvious?
Plus...who doesn't like cheese?
Today is the 4th valentine option I gave my son.
(I actually have one more option for tomorrow.)
And then it's time to choose.
Have you been following along this week to see my son's choices?
Scroll to the bottom of post to catch up.
Most kids like Cheez-It's or cheese sticks.
This could even be a healthy valentine--gasp! (Extra point for mom!)
Print out cards and trim edges.
Attach to cheese snack with festive washi tape.
You could even trim off the excess card
and tape on a cheese wedge-shaped greeting.
A few of my friends asked for valentines that don't use colored ink.
These work nice with black ink on yellow cardstock.
This valentine could even be attached to a fancy cheese (& wine?) gift for the teacher.
Click here to print your own Cheesy Valentines.
Here's my source for individual packages of Cheez-Its:
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Do you think my son will choose these valentines to hand out to his class? There's no pink, red, hearts or mushy valentine greeting...
There's also no candy. Hmmm??? Will no candy ruin this valentine? I guess I could look for candy in the shape of cheese? Stay tuned.
Here's another popular boy valentine I made for my son... Click here to see and print your own.
Here's another popular boy valentine I made for my son... Click here to see and print your own.
***Have you been following along this week with our Boy Valentines? Try to guess which valentine my 11 year old son will choose to hand out to his class.
Option 1: Popping Valentine
Option 2: Pirate Valentine
Option 3: 'Toad'ally Hoppin' Valentine
Option 4: Cheesy Valentine
Option 5: Kickin' Soccer Valentine
Click here to see the winner.
Looking for more valentine ideas?
A to Z Valentine Collection:
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Still want more? I wasn't joking when I said I loved valentines!
Click here to see my 100+ Valentine Page of Printables.
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Still want more? I wasn't joking when I said I loved valentines!
Click here to see my 100+ Valentine Page of Printables.
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Loving all your creative boy Valentines ideas!
ReplyDeleteHahaha! I could totally see a boy liking these!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! It can't be cheesy enough!
ReplyDeleteI have been looking on Pinterest for fun Valentines Day cards for my son to take to school and this was the only one he seemed thrilled about! So cute :) And you provide the printables for free! Like.... really FOR FREE, it doesn't just SAY free! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for making this Valentines Day so much easier!!!
ReplyDeletewe are doing late valentines. When I pull it up it shows black instead of navy. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks so much!!!!
ReplyDeleteNope, nothing is wrong. I made the valentines with black ink on yellow.
DeleteThank you so much! Both of my boys (9 and 11) have parties this week. This was perfect for them!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter is using this for the boys in her 5th grade class--it's perfectly cheesy! Thank you so much...this is the last year we have to do Valentine's and you helped me make it a little easier this time. We've always done something handmade or at least creative. I'll give you the credit this time :-)
ReplyDeleteHello!
ReplyDeleteI am trying to pull up the cheesy valentine printable but get errors in both IE and Chrome. Any suggestions?
BTW, great design; my son thinks they are pretty cool (kindergartener!)
Thank you!
Per getting the cheesy printable to open, I was able to do it via my phone.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Some have had trouble opening the printable. I've updated it to a PDF and you shouldn't have trouble anymore. Thanks for letting me know.
ReplyDeleteThese were perfect for my son's class party! Thank you :)
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