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Valentine’s Day Card Boxes from Cereal Boxes

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Empty those cereal boxes and create cute Valentine’s Day mailboxes using coloring pages and scrapbook paper.

Super cute Valentine's Day card boxes made from cereal boxes. I especially love the Minecraft box and the Minion.

Last year, I gathered the children to head to our area’s homeschool Valentine’s Day party and as a quick after-thought, grabbed a few gift bags for the children to collect their cards. I had no idea that our plain gift boxes would be sitting on the table next to amazing Valentine’s Day card boxes made from cereal boxes.

This year, I wanted to do something totally AWESOME!

 

So, I sat down with each child one at a time. Together, we crafted a Valentine’s Day card box from a cereal box.

Super cute Valentine's Day card boxes made from cereal boxes. I especially love the Minecraft box and the Minion.

Based on what they wanted, I searched the internet for coloring pages and had them set to work with markers and a pair of scissors.

Super cute Valentine's Day card boxes made from cereal boxes. I especially love the Minecraft box and the Minion.

While they worked on the coloring pages, I grabbed scrapbook paper, construction paper, glue, and clear packing tape.

Super cute Valentine's Day card boxes made from cereal boxes. I especially love the Minecraft box and the Minion.

The ending results amazed me because each child’s personality really reflected in their box: Super Mario Bros, My Little Pony, Minecraft, and Equestria Girls.

Super cute Valentine's Day card boxes made from cereal boxes. I especially love the Minecraft box and the Minion.

The kids loved their boxes so much that they almost couldn’t keep their hands off them, and when the party came, I was so prepared. No more gift bags for us! Who knew that cereal boxes could be transformed into such cute Valentine’s Day card boxes?!

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Comments

  1. Deanna says

    February 12, 2015 at 2:35 pm

    Oh So Cute! It’s too late for me to do these Valentine boxes this year so it’s decorated gift bags for us….but next year it will be a fun project! Thanks for sharing!

    Reply

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    February 25, 2015 at 5:22 pm

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