Quick Valentine's Day Cards You Can Make With Your Kids (That Won't Drive You Nuts!)

The Chronicles of Home's easy DIY valentines use folded paper hearts to create cute 3D cards. First step: simply fold a piece of paper in half, cut out a half-heart shape, and open it up to reveal a perfectly symmetrical heart.

Lovely Indeed's DIY modern valentines look complicated, but with a little prep work on the 3D base, your kids will have these cool cards put together in no time. Materials include card stock in various colors, scissors, a craft knife, a pencil, a ruler, and glue.

Need a simple, fun DIY Valentine's Day idea? Follow Design Improved's lead for these heart-shaped valentines. Lay out any pink, red, and heart-shaped craft supply you can find — heart-shaped foam shapes and stickers, doilies, adhesive gems, and artificial rose petals — and let your kids go wild decorating heart-shaped card stock.

Create these DIY flowers by hearts cards from MomDot with materials you already have around the house. Construction paper or card stock, scissors, and tape or glue is all you need to make cute, 3D Valentines.

The Gracious Wife's DIY printable fishbowl valentines use every kid's favorite snack — Goldfish — to create a simply sweet Valentine's Day treat. All you need is paper, cellophane, ribbons, Goldfish, and scissors.

Let your kids cut out and decorate small colored hearts, then glue them into a bouquet pattern to create Make and Takes' bouquet of hearts valentines. All you need: markers, construction paper, glue, and ribbon.

Use Sarah Hearts' printable, customizable Valentine's Day necklace cards as flat cards or pair them with fun, DIY painted wood-bead necklaces (though store-bought necklaces work, too!). Any way you assemble them, they're sure to be a hit.