Fill gift bags, tables, and walls with a heartfelt creation this Valentine's Day using our handmade ideas.

Use a corner punch, our heart template, and printer-weight paper to make a decoration that spreads love throughout your home.

With patterned paper, our heart-shaped template, a sewing needle, and embroidery floss, you can make a card that reveals a message when your valentine pulls the string.

Inspired by candy conversation hearts, these handmade soaps stamped with a special message make a meaningful gift.

Create beautiful hearts for your Valentine using decorative paper, a bone folder, and our heart template.

Enclose a thoughtful gift in a charming envelope made from wrapping or origami paper. It doubles as a card when you write a note inside.

Make a festive, heart-shaped candy box filled with treats for your one and only.

Warm someone up by adding a handwritten note to a tea bag. Cut two hearts out of red construction paper using a heart-shaped craft punch. Use a metallic pen to write a short message on one of the hearts. Next, remove a tea-bag tag and, at the end of the string, affix two hearts, back-to-back, using double-sided tape or a stapler. Package bags to give as a present, or steep one in hot water and serve. 

Use standard-size miniature carnations to create a sweet-scented, blooming heart that can be used as a centerpiece or displayed on a wall or door.

Surprise a loved one by hanging a heart-shaped container filled with candy on his doorknob or near his computer.

Use decorative paper, card stock, and craft glue to make a folded heart card that opens to look like a flower in bloom.

These translucent hanging hearts are easy to make from waxed paper and crayons. In return, sunbeams will color your room with cheer.

Kids can fill their outfit with love this holiday by adding a no-sew craft to their shirts. Cut hearts from pink and red felt based on the size of the shirt's buttons (ours are cut from 1-inch squares). Fold each in half horizontally, and cut a vertical slit, or buttonhole, about the same size as the button. To wear, button up shirt, and then slip hearts over buttons.

Decorate your walls with a heart garland made using our heart-shaped template.

Have a valentine who loves luxury? Impress her with this heart-shaped keepsake.

Use wool in a variety of colors, yarn, and our heart templates to make a warm and loving gift.

With our printable clip art, you can say "I love you" with style.

Dress up the table with heart-shaped doilies made using colored paper napkins.

Make a unique Valentine's Day wreath using dyed pistachios, pink peppercorns, red felt, and cardboard. 

Give a loved one's kitchen a charming touch with these warm and fuzzy heart-shaped pot holders made from our heart template, bias tape, and cotton.

Give your favorite bookworm a Valentine's Day gift they'll love using card stock and decorative paper.

With this chalkboard heart, you can personalize sweet messages to your valentine.

Use wool felt, decorative quilting cotton, and our heart templates to give her a Valentine's Day accessory she'll adore.

Use a simple folding technique to turn a single strip of paper into an open heart filled with candy-heart sentiments.

Give your valentine a heart-shaped candy box embellished with ribbon, shells, and handmade flowers.

Snip candy hearts for your little one's entire class in a snap. To make, cut a heart from a strip of candy dots, and glue it to a piece of construction paper. With scalloping scissors, cut construction paper to create a border around the heart.

This Valentine's Day, offer loved ones homemade treats wrapped in paper that echoes your heartfelt sentiments. Fold a piece of tissue paper in half three times, forming eight layers. Using a heart-shaped craft punch, cut out hearts. Cover the surface of an ironing board with paper towels; place a sheet of waxed paper on top. Arrange hearts on waxed paper, and cover with another sheet of waxed paper. Cover with more paper towels. Run an iron, set to medium heat, lightly over the layers to set.

Tell your special someone you love them this Valentine's Day with this one-of-a-kind heart card made using red oak tag, our heart template, lightweight fabric, and small handmade flowers.

Packed with wool stuffing and a jingle bell, this toy will warm your kitten's heart.

Declare your love for your Valentine -- or simply a love of romance -- with this handmade heart-shaped wreath made of dried cockscomb. 

Kids can make envelopes that turn into valentines with a few simple tools: scissors, wrapping paper, and a sticker.

Whether you're serving dinner for two or for ten, this folded-paper place setting is a sweet way to guide loved ones to their seats.

This homemade treat box is the perfect way to package candies and impress your valentine.

To turn an African Violet into a pretty gift, snip its leaf into the shape of a heart. Using clean, sharp scissors, remove a leaf with 1 inch of stem from a plant, and shape the leaf. Fill a small pot with fresh potting soil, and poke a hole in the soil with a pencil. Insert 3/4 inch of stem, pack soil firmly around it, and water well. (While rooting, the leaf should be covered with a glass jar or a plastic bag and removed from bright light to keep it moist.) A new plantlet should emerge in 6 to 8 weeks.