{weekend to-do list}: valentine printables

Valentine card printable from Eva Black Design

When I was younger, I so looked forward to handing out those mini foldable valentine's day cards that came in a box. I would tape a single piece of fun-sized candy to each one, and carefully select which card had wording that would send a subtle message to my crush.Now that I am older, I still look forward to handing out valentines, but I needed to find something more age-appropriate. I found some delightful free downloads that I plan to print out this weekend. Just like when I was a little kid in elementary school, I think it would be so fun to hand out a little card and a treat to my classmates- but replace the cheesy little card with a one of these lovelies, and replace the bite-sized Reese's peanut butter cup with some brownies or cookies.

Here are some printables that I am considering (I think I'm leaning toward #2 for my classmates, #s 5 and 6 for treats for the husband, and #4 for my out-of-town loves). 

1. Vintage Valentine Card from Two Brunettes

2. Treat Bag printable from Twig and Thistle

3. Valentine Cards from Lime Lane

4. Valentine Postcard from Walnut Paperie

5. Valentine's Day Label from Jenny Steffens

6. Valentine's Lunch Bag from The Sweetest Occasion

7. Valentine Card from Walnut Paperie

8. DIY Cupcake Wrappers and Toppers from Creatures Comfort

9. Valentine Cards from Love vs. Design

Aren't they adorable? And they're free! Happy Valentine's Day, indeed.

Jason Wu for Target

It is hard for me to admit my mistakes oftentimes but I am ready to do so. This is a big one: I missed that Jason Wu was doing a line for Target (a big thanks to Lipgloss Break for helping me realize this!). It gets worse: apparently, they sold out really quickly. I am probably more sad than I should be. But I can't help it.

Did any of you get anything you wanted from this collection? I am continually checking to see if anything has been re-stocked online. Keep your fingers crossed for me!