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This printable kit can be used to make a variety of Valentine’s gifts, but here I’ll show you how to make the coupon book.
Materials you’ll need:
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Owl Always Love You DIY Valentine Kit Download the printable Owl Always Love You DIY Valentine kit from 100Directions.com.
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Scissors
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Stapler
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Paper, printer and cardstock (optional)
How to make this cute Owl Valentine coupon book:
1. Download and print the coupon book pages and cover. I printed the cover on cardstock, you can use standard paper if you prefer.
2. Cut out the individual cover pieces and set aside.
3. Cut out each individual coupon, making sure to leave the white edge on the left side of each coupon. Also, cut off the tab on the right side. (The tab is used to make a folding mini coupon card). (The top coupon is correctly trimmed to size, the bottom is how the coupon looks before you cut it out for the book.)
4. Fill out the coupons with whatever value item you like. You can use these love coupons for your kids or your main squeeze… whatever you choose!
5. Stack the coupons with the left edge flush. Place on top of the back cover piece and place the front cover on top of the stack. Staple along the left side of the book.
Optionally, you can cover the stapled area with decorative cardstock. I used purple and a red glitter cardstock in this example.
That’s it! Use colored pencils or paints on the coupons to add more color, or print on colored paper. You can also decorate the cover more if you’d like. Use the coupons individually or make a great big book of them, however much free love you want to hand out, go for it… tis’ the season for extra hugs!
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These are so cute, I will definitely pop over and check out the free printable. Thanks for sharing.
These are so precious! Thanks for sharing 🙂