Cupid’s Bow and Arrow craft

INSIDE : Learn how to make a Valentine’s Day DIY Cupid’s Bow and Arrow craft with your kids! Also these would be such fun decor for a Galentine’s Day party with friends.

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I hosted a CUTE Valentine’s Day party with some friends and their kids.  We had four kiddos under five… all I can say is wow, ha.  I knew right away with that crowd I wanted minimal candy and maximum crafts.

Everyone made a Cupid’s Bow and Arrow craft and I think they were a big hit!  Today I am sharing how to make a Valentine’s Day DIY Cupid’s Bow and Arrow craft with your kiddos!

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What supplies do I need to make a Cupid Bow and Arrow?

Paper Straws (pink or red)
Various colored felts (I used cream, white, gray, red and pink)
Leftover wrapping paper roll
String or Yarn
Hot Glue

How do I make a Paper Bow and Arrow craft?

Make a Valentine’s Cupid Arrow-

Before the guests arrived, I pre-cut all the arrow heads and bottoms from the felt.  Make sure to fold the felt in half so you end up with perfectly matching double pieces.

We let the kids pick which colors they wanted and then it was a parent job to hot.glue the felt onto the straws.  We basically sandwiched the straw in-between the two felt pieces and glued away.

Make a Cupid Quiver-

Next up the kids got to decorate the bow + arrow Quiver.  I had precut two wrapping paper rolls into approximately 8″ lengths.  You could also use paper towel rolls for this part.

Each kiddo used colored pencils, crayons, stickers and washi tape to decorate to their little heart’s desire.  

Some went minimalist (the boys) and some went all out (the girls), but it was adorable to see everyone’s little hands so busy working on their valentine craft project!

Lastly, we hot glued a circular piece of felt to the bottom of the quiver to keep all the arrows secured inside.

Valentine Kid Craft

These were such simple little crafts, but they were fun to make and such a hit to play with afterwards!

Be sure to check out the setup and decorations for this adorable Valentine’s Day party!

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