Typically a heart attack isn’t a very good thing, that is until you see this heart attack! Hello my Skip to My Lou friends, this is Heather from WhipperBerry and I’m thrilled to be here visiting with you today for Cindy’s Valentine’s Day Printable series. My girls have been participating in fun Heart Attack activities for a few years. With just simple hearts cut out and taped onto some unsuspecting friends door. I thought I would kick that idea up a notch and create a printable Heart Attack kit.
Now there are many ways that you can use your Heart Attack kit…
- Print out the hearts, cut them out and write special notes for your friends or loved ones on the back.
- Cut out the printable hearts and using a glue dot attach a heart shaped candy to the back.
- Create a cute jar with your heart attacks inside using the fun printable label that I created.
- Visit a friend or loved one and use your printable hearts to create a ding dong ditch heart attack by taping all the hearts onto the person’s door.
Frankly, you can create all kind of fun with these simple printable hearts. I decided to create a jar of hearts for my heart attack…
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Here are the printable hearts and labels…
You can download the printables here… Heart Page One // Heart Page Two // Heart Attack Labels
Here are some more fun projects that I’ve created over at WhipperBerry…
valentine heart crayons // red velvet heart pancakes // vanilla salted chocolate chip cookies // polka dot jars // winter white wreath
Come on over and say hello! I would LOVE to get to know you all! You can find me at WhipperBerry or on Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. I hope you enjoy these printables and have a fabulous Valentine’s Day!! Thanks Cindy for inviting me over to play today, I think the world of you my friend!
Don’t miss all the other fun printable Valentines in our Print Your Valentines Series
Judi Fountas says
I’ve tried downloading the tags for O fishally tags. I want to use them for an activity in the nursing home where I work. But for whatever reason, it’s not printing. Too bad, as it would have been a nice activity for our senior residents.
Stephanie says
What a fun idea! I printed your label (THANK YOU!) and used my Circut Expression machine to cut out hearts on different colored paper. Then I hand wrote the sentiments on them and attached them to chocolate. When I share what I made on or after Valentine’s Day, I’ll link back to you so people can see the original idea. 🙂 Thanks for inspiring me and for the beautiful printables!
Jenna Ernstes says
Just found your site; love it and love this idea! Thanks to both!
Margaret Haidet says
Such a cute idea!! Thanks for posting.
Chelle Chapman says
How fun!!! I just saw a cute tute the other day like this w/ a childs bdrm door coated in paper hearts for them when they return from school or wake in the morning. I dont have a youngin in the house anymore but the Hub will get a kick outta this!!! Thank you BOTH!
Em Fairley says
Gorgeous. Thank you!
Rachele Funk says
So cute! Thanks for sharing!