Valentine's Day is just around the corner and if you're still looking for some fun gift ideas sans candy for the kiddos, I've created a few just for you along with free printables! 

YOU KNOCK MY SOCKS OFF, VALENTINE!

I found some really cute critter socks at Target and at a $1 a pair and a fair amount of designs to choose from (think Owl, Penguin, Bear, Monkey, etc), you can't go wrong with this idea. Simply print out the free printable topper and adhere or staple over the existing topper. You can also grab some cello bags to house any socks of your choosing like these adorable heart ones from Gymboree. 

EYE THINK YOU ROCK

These "Eye Think You Rock" tag and card printables are inspired by the familiar snellen chart you see at your optometrist's office. Package a pair of sunglasses or any fun shaped glasses in a cello bag with twine and printable tag or attach it on the printable card (doubles as a bookmark!) with some washi tape. Either way, kids will love receiving a pair.

YOU ARE REMARKABLE

Gift a budding artist with a fun colorful marker to add to their art box while letting them know how remarkable they are with this idea. Simply take the fine tip marker and insert it through the printable flags. Any fine tip marker will work, but I especially like these washable and non-toxic fine tip markers from Target. 

HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY TO AN EGGXTRAORDINARY FRIEND

Last, but certainly not least, I love the possiblilty with this one. Who says plastic eggs are only for Easter? Fill the eggs up with fun trinkets like stickers, plastic toy, erasers, bracelets, hair clips, etc. and add a little festive filler. Wrap it up with cellophane paper, tie it off with some twine, add the printable tag, and you're done. 

There you have it! I hope you have fun making these as much as I had fun creating them. Enjoy the free printables and have a wonderful Valentine's with your loved ones!

XOXO

P.S. Be sure to follow @designsbyyu on Instagram, tag us and use the #designsbyyu hashtag when posting your creations using our printables. I'd love to see how you use them!