Printable Valentine’s Day Food Puns Cards

These adorable Valentine’s Day Food Pun Cards are perfect for classroom exchanges or small gifts! Featuring puns like “You’ve got a PIZZA my heart!” and “You’re one in a MELON,” they’re sure to bring smiles. This free printable download includes both full-color and low-ink options for easy printing.

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Image of Valentine's Day Food Pun Cards including, I DONUT know what I would do without you with an image of a donut on it, You've got a PIZZA my heart with pizza on it, Let's BRIE friends with brie cheese on it, You're one in a MELON with watermelon on it, we make a great PEAR with a pear on it, I RELISH our friendship with a hot dog on it, Let's taco 'bout how awesome you are with a taco on it, and You're EGG-cellent with an egg on it.

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Looking for the perfect Valentine’s Day cards that are cute, clever, and easy to make? Our Valentine’s Day Food Pun Cards Printable has you covered! Featuring adorable designs with witty food-themed puns like “You’ve got a PIZZA my heart!” and “You’re EGG-cellent,” these cards are a guaranteed hit for kids’ classroom exchanges or thoughtful little gifts. Choose between full-color or low-ink options, print as many as you need, and let your kids add a personal touch.

You’ll love this project because:

Full-color and low-ink options provided. Whether you want vibrant, eye-catching designs or a printer-friendly version to save on ink, we’ve got you covered. You can choose the version that best suits your needs.
Budget friendly and convenient. Skip the store-bought cards! With this printable, you can create adorable Valentine’s cards right at home. Whether you need just a few or a whole classroom set, you can print as many as you need without breaking the bank.
Easy and fun! These pun-filled cards are a hit with kids and their classmates! The playful designs and clever sayings make them perfect for spreading smiles during Valentine’s Day exchanges, while the easy “FROM” section keeps things simple for little ones to fill out.

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Supplies

Supplies notes:

Cardstock – Using cardstock is a must! It’s thicker than regular paper, making the cards more durable for handing out at school or attaching to small gifts. I like Astrobrights 110lb cardstock, which I can find at my local office supplies store.
Color Printer – A color printer brings these cheerful designs to life! If you don’t have a printer at home, you can send the files to your local print shop. There are full color and low-color options provided in the PDF, so be sure to have them print only the version you want!
Scissors or Paper Cutter – Scissors are great for kids to help cut out their own cards, but a paper cutter ensures perfectly straight edges if you’re prepping them yourself.

Close up image of assorted Valentine's Day Food Pun Cards including: Let's taco 'bout how awesome you are with a taco on the card, You're BERRY awesome with a strawberry on the card, You're EGG-cellent with an egg on the card, I RELISH our friendship with a hot dog on the card and You've got a PIZZA my heart with a slice of pizza on it.

If you’re turning the Valentine’s Day cards into tags for treat bags, a hole punch and ribbon or string can add a festive touch.

Step-by-Step Instructions

This Valentine’s Day food puns cards printable is perfect for school Valentine’s Day parties and this free printable makes it so easy! Follow these simple steps (you’ll find more detailed instructions in the how-to card) to print out the printable!

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Download the free Valentine’s Day food puns cards printable. You’ll find the free printable lower in the exclusive content lock box. Subscribe to the newsletter to download the printable. The document will open and you will want to click the printer symbol in the upper righthand corner of the document.

An image of the Valentine's Day Food Cards printing.

Print out the free printable on a color printer. Choose “actual size” to have the printable fill your entire sheet of paper. I recommend printing the Valentine’s cards on heavy duty cardstock so they hold up in treat bags. There are 12 different Valentine’s day cards in the PDF file, but there are two versions – one is full color and other is low color, so print whatever version you prefer to save paper and printer ink!

Expert Tips

A paper cutter is a game-changer for cutting multiple cards quickly and getting perfectly straight lines.
Encourage kids to jazz up the cards with stickers, glitter, or even washi tape. It’s a simple way to make each card unique and extra special.
For a fun touch, match the treat to the pun! For example pair “You’re one in a MELON!” with watermelon-flavored candy.
If you’re printing a large batch, consider taking the file to a local copy shop. Bulk printing can save on ink costs and guarantee high-quality results.

FAQs

What size paper should I use for printing?

The sign is designed to fit perfectly on standard 8.5″ x 11″ letter-sized paper. I recommend using cardstock so the cards are a bit thicker and don’t bend as easily in treat boxes.

How many cards are included in the printable?

The printable includes 12 different pun-themed designs, so there’s plenty of variety for your Valentine’s exchanges! There is a full color version of all designs, as well as a low-color option for those who don’t want to use as much printer ink!

What size are the cards?

Each card is approximately 3×4 inches once cut out. They’re the perfect size for classroom Valentine exchanges or attaching to small gifts.

How can I make the cards into gift tags?

Simply use a hole punch at the top of the card, then thread ribbon or twine through the hole to attach it to treat bags or gifts.

What treats pair well with these cards?

These cards go great with small candies, mini bags of chips, or even homemade baked goods.

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Valentine’s Day Food Pun Cards

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Keyword: Valentine’s Day

Prep Time: 5

Total Time: 5

Servings: card sheet

Supplies

▢ 2 sheet of cardstock paper, 110 lb recommended, or more if you need more than 12 cards

Instructions

Download the printable: Locate the exclusive content box with a lock icon and enter your email address to unlock the free Valentine’s Day cards. The document will open in a new window. Click the printer symbol in the upper right hand corner to print the printable. If you want to save the printable to print later or to send to a local print shop, click the download button (looks like an arrow pointing downwards).
Choose your version: Decide whether you’d like to use the vibrant full-color cards or the low-ink, printer-friendly version.
Print your cards: Use your home printer or a local print shop for high-quality results. We recommend printing on sturdy cardstock for the best look and durability. In your printer settings, choose “actual size” to make sure that the printable fills the entire page.
Cut out the cards: Carefully cut along the edges of each card using scissors or a paper cutter for a clean finish.
Personalize: Fill in the “FROM” section with a name and let your kids add their own creative touches like doodles, stickers, or glitter.

Notes

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