Over the last few years, I have made a couple of different sets of printable Christian valentine cards (this is the first set and here’s the second set). I decided that it would be fun to come up with a new design this year, and they’re free to download, just like the past sets!
Printable Christian Valentine Cards for Kids
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This year’s printable Christian valentine cards for kids is different than the last couple of sets. I wanted to add some variety!
These Christian valentine cards are a little larger than the other printable valentines that I’ve made, with only four per page instead of six per page on the other two sets. This set also features a much more decorative wreath design with a mix of script and printed fonts. Plus, this year, I put a to and from area on the front of the cards.
These cards are also perfect for Sunday school and Religious Education teachers to use for their students!
After you click through on the valentine printables page (where you see another graphic of the valentines plus a text link to download them – either of which you can click on), you will want to download them to your computer before printing them.
While you can print them on regular printer paper, I would definitely recommend printing these on white cardstock to make them feel more like a standard valentine card.
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Important – Terms of use: These Scripture valentine cards are free for personal and classroom use.
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Other Printable Scripture Valentine Cards
If you prefer something less ornate or without quite so much script in the fonts as this new set, make sure to check out the older sets that are also free printables:
Download the Printable Christian Valentine Cards
Download the Free Printable Valentine Cards Page (featuring four designs)
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This are adorable! Is it possible to get a black and white version so kids can color the flowers/wreaths themselves?
Thanks for the suggestion, Alicia! While I can’t change these ones up to be black line graphics, I’ll keep it in mind for a project for the future! 🙂
Thanks so much, Angie! These are wonderful!
Thanks so much for saying that, Mary! 🙂 I appreciate it!
Dear Angie,
My youth group at my church is looking to have a fundraiser bake sale to raise money to buy food to send home which children from 2 area elementary schools, where parents are needing support at home feeding their children. I would like your permission to use these beautiful cards to attach to basked goods for our sale. Although they will be sold, 100% proceeds will go to the program for feeding these children.
If you do not approve, I completely understand.
Please advise
Hi Jennifer!
Since you’re not planning to sell the valentines, but just use them as tags on the baked goods, that sounds fine to me. 🙂 Thanks for checking!