My son’s favorite thing to do right now is to play with the “Elmo Calls” app on my iPhone. The sound of the phone ringing, and Elmo’s high-pitched greeting make him *so* excited… especially when Elmo starts to pretend to be a robot. Thanks to Elmo’s tutelage, I now have a 2-year-old who is quite adept at walking and talking like a robot.
So in keeping with the norm around here, I decided to come up with some Handmade Valentines that any toddler boy — or robot-loving girl — could appreciate.
Nothing says Valentine’s Day quite like robots with chocolate hearts. Tie these fun robot-themed cards to hand-stamped bags of chocolate, and your kids will have the perfect Valentine’s Day treat for their friends at school.
Click here to download a copy of the FREE printable.
The printable cards a bit smaller than my other cards, so they will fit better with these 3×5-inch muslin bags.
I used this robot rubber stamp to add some fun flair to the muslin bags, then filled them chocolate hearts and tied them onto the cards.
Attach a chocolate heart onto the robot’s body on each card using a glue dot or double-sided tape. Aren’t they cute?
Looking for more inspiration?
Don’t miss some of my favorite Valentine’s Day projects!
Valentine Sandwich Cookies | Bubble Valentines | DIY Colored Mason Jars
Heart Crayon Valentines | Robot Heart Valentines | Play-Doh Valentines
Red Velvet Crinkle Cookies | GoGo squeeZ Valentines | Burlap Heart Garland
I was wondering if you thought 3×4 (instead of 3×5) inch bags would be large enough and look good with this project??
The recipe is great, I don’t need a valentine, I still made it myself to give to my girlfriend, she loves it
The combination of robots and chocolate hearts is genius. I can imagine how excited kids would be to receive these cute cards with a sweet treat attached.
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I love how each item has its own character, making it feel so personal and special.
It’s a great example of how interactive apps can inspire imaginative play and learning in toddlers.