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We enjoy making Valentine boxes every year! This year, we chose a robot valentine box. Let me teach you how to make it! How to Make A Robot Valentine Box Supplies needed: a very small box- I used a small treat box. a small box (tennis shoe shoebox size)- I used a small shipping box . extra cardboard- I'm sure you have some laying around the house Add Valentine’s Day stickers or cut-out hearts for a festive touch; Safety Considerations. When creating robot Valentine boxes, keep these safety tips in mind: Supervise children when using scissors or other sharp tools. Use child-safe glue and avoid hot glue guns for young children. Ensure all materials used are non-toxic and age-appropriate. Use the box cutters (or X-acto knife) to cut a hole in the back of the box for the valentine cards. (Parents should probably help with this part) Be sure to cut a big enough hole in case kids want to also give a small gift or piece of candy. Shoe boxes (I used smaller kids shoe boxes) gesso or paint primer paint spray adhesive glue gun paper cups screw brads Directions: Decide where you want your valentine opening and cut those holes in your boxes. I cut my hole in the top center where the antennae is glued to, and a 2nd hole in the bottom box on the back. Then proceed by applying 3. Glue or tape the boxes together. 4. Next, cut a mouth hole for the shoebox. We actually had a hole on the top of the amazon box and a trap door in the back so the valentines went through the mouth but were retrieved out the back. 5. Eyes are juice bottle lids that are glued onto the smaller box. 6. Glue toilet paper tubes to the sides of the He finally decided on a robot. We think it turned out really well. Here's the instructions for making your own robot valentine box. Supplies: 1 large shoe box 1 small tissue box Duct tape 2 mini slinkies (found at walmart in the party section) 2 soup or bean cans 4 mini kaleidoscopes (found at walmart in the party section) heart stickers (came Making a Valentines Mailbox is pretty easy to put together using leftover boxes from Amazon orders, cereal boxes, shoe boxes, or other cardboard boxes. I just have my kids pick out something that they are currently into and we use craft paint, cardstock paper, free printables, and other art supplies to make a Valentine mail box. Decide where you want to put the slot-shaped opening. The slot could be on the top of the smaller box, the "head," or on the larger box where the robot's "chest" will be. Use scissors or a box cutter to make the cut. This is where kids will put their Valentine's Day cards. DIY Robot Valentine’s Day Box. This super cute Robot Valentines Day Box was made with my son Luke when he was in Pre-Kindergarten. (My boy is in 5th grade now.. Seriously where did the time go?) It was a hit in class with the parents and kids. Luke was beyond proud of his hard work ( I helped of course). On the side of the box closest to this cut a matching rectangle. Position the head of your robot on the body and using a pen trace the opening. Now cut the box serving as your body with the same size rectangle. These will all line up to serve as the mouth of the robot valentine box that will feed into the body of the robot to collect all of Here are some fun ideas for Valentine’s Day to make your dinosaur box stand out: Use a shoebox as your valentines day card box and decorate it with dinosaur stickers or drawings. Create a DIY Valentine’s Day ‘prehistoric landscape’ on the lid. Make a dinosaur-shaped valentine card to go along with your box. Find and save ideas about shoebox valentines box ideas on Pinterest. This Robot Valentine Box is so much fun! A super cute Valentine's Day Card Box that you can easily make with recycled materials? Your kids will love this DIY Robot Valentine Box, Gather up your supplies and get ready to have fun creating this DIY robot! Choose a color you would like to use for the background of your robot. Place your folded Valentine card in the middle of the cardstock to begin designing your robot. 4. Cut out different shapes for robot. Use different colors of cardstock to cut out different shapes to design a robot around the Valentine card. A cool and cute Valentine’s Day box for school, of course, to collect all those cards and Valentine's Day treats they're sure to rake in on February 14. So, pull out the craft bin and choose your vessel, whether a shoe box, cereal box, Amazon shipping box, or empty oats container (so handy for any concept that requires a cylindrical shape). Check out our robot valentines box selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our templates shops. Skip the boring store-bought Valentine’s boxes and give your kiddos a unique DIY Valentine’s box that is sure to impress the other kids at their class party. From cute animal boxes to superhero-themed ideas, there are plenty of the best Valentine’s Day boxes to choose from! Check out our valentine shoe box selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our templates shops. Valentine's Day; Valentine's Day 2; Valentine's Day 2017; Valentine's Day 3; Winter 2015; Winter 2015 #2; Winter 2018; Winter Celebrations; Winter Celebrations 2; Winter Holidays/ Christmas 2018; Winter/ Valentine's Day 2019; Winter/ Valentine's Day 2020; Winter/ Valentine's Day 2021 Check out our robot valentines day box selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our cookies shops.
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