Little ones spending the night is a perfect reason to make lovely abstract roses for Valentine’s Day Cards for their Mommy. Stamped Valentine’s to make with kids is an easy projects and lets them use their creative imagination as they compose their design.
This Martha Stewart project worked well with various ages. I had a 4, 6, 7 and even 13 year old interested. I enjoyed stamping right along with them 
Stamped Valentine’s to make with Kids
Making rose stamp
The simple stamping tools are easily made from corrugated cardboard and a wine cork. I prepared these before the kids arrived.
Using a box cutter, I cut pieces 4×12-inches for larger rose motif and pieces 4×4-inch for smaller roses. After rolling up, I secured the tube shape with rubber bands. The leaf stamp was made by slicing 1/4-inch from the end of a cork.
Stamping a design
Martha suggested using an ink pad. I didn’t have one so we squirted some acrylic paint onto a cookie sheet and dipped the edges into the paint making sure that all of the edges were loaded with paint.
Creative little people went to work on their pieces of card stock.
Even the boys enjoyed this project.
Even a thirteen year old had a tender heart about making a sweet Valentine for his mom.
Finished art work
When the paint dried, I glued them to pieces of card stock in a complimentary color. We had some very stylized creations, some random ones and all very beautiful and made with love!
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Super cute! And I love that all your kids are working on it together! I am your newest follower. I'd love for you to follow me back, if you wan to =-) I also wanted to invite you to link up at my kid oriented linky party TGIF – https://livinglifeintentionally.blogspot.com/search/label/Linkey%20Parties – I know my readers would love this too!
Beth =-)
What a great idea! I loved seeing the action shots of the children working so intently.
Really lovely!
This is such a fun and creative project for the kiddies. The note cards look fabulous! Thanks so much for linking to the Sunday Showcase – I greatly appreciate it. I'll be featuring this today. Hope you have a wonderful week ~ Stephanie Lynn
The crafts are lovely, and the time spent with the children is even lovelier. You must have enjoyed your evening together!
How adorable! I especially love seeing those nail polished hands creating
Great shots of the kids!
You are such a thoughtful and creative gramma! Mamma will be thrilled with her lovely rose cards!
Blessings!
Oh how sweet! Love projects like this! These turned out wonderfully!
Kathy
Cutie pa-tootie! I might have to try that with my story time kids.
What a great project. I will save this idea for this summer when I have lots of time with my grandchildren. Martha has some wonderful ideas.
Carol
What a great project – fantastic pictures, and a lovely blog you have here!
I'd love if you came and linked them to my weekly "Round Tuit" post at:
https://jembellish.blogspot.com/2011/01/round-tuit-33.html
Hope you have a lovely week!
Jill @ Creating my way to Success
https://jembellish.blogspot.com/
That DOES look like fun for every age! And you're making memories! ♥
Oh what a sweet project! that turned out wonderful. ~Love Heather
These are very sweet and I think they came out better with the paint than the stamp ink!
What darling little cards. Their mothers will be so surprised and pleased. What a creative idea.
Cindy
Great post – the kids did a fantasic job –their Valentines are so pretty!!
That's the kind of project I would have loved as a kid. Loved stamping. We made ours with a potatoe.
Looks like everyone had a grand time! The Valentines are very nice!!! Cathy
I would love a card like that. They are adorable, Mom will be very pleased.
I can't wait to be a grandma! You make it look so fun.
What a fun project! And inexpensive one too. Those cards are soooo pretty!
I'm sure those cards will warm their mother's heart! What a nice surprise they will be … and I LOVE that the 13-yr old made one too … what a sweet thing to do!
The cards are sweet and the pictures are sweeter. I need to get going on Valentine cards. Have a warm and cozy Sunday!
What fun and such great looking cards. One idea and so many different looks. I'm impressed that you got a 13 year old boy to join in
Looks like you had some fun and the children all look so happy. Wonderful Blog.
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