Bend the legs downwards where they join the body and check the bug stands up without tipping over. If necessary trim a little off the bottom of the legs to balance it. Cut tiny red hearts and glue these down each leg. (pic b)

Fold rectangles of green and orange paper in half and cut out four pairs of wings. Open out the folds and glue the wings together in the middle so the colours alternate and they overlap slightly. (pic c)

Add a pair of wiggle-eyes to the head of the bug. Cut a fringe in two small squares of red paper and curl up to make eyelashes. Glue these over the tops of the eyes. Fix the wings to the back of the bug and bend up. (pic d)

1. Use our template to cut out a bug shape from yellow card. Trim a large heart motif from red paper and fix this to the centre of the back with the point towards the head of the bug. (pic a)
2. Bend the legs downwards where they join the body and check the bug stands up without tipping over. If necessary, trim a little off the bottom of the legs to balance it. Cut out tiny red hearts from paper and glue these down each leg. (pic b)
3. Fold rectangles of green and orange paper in half and cut out four pairs of wings. Open out the folds and glue the wings together in the middle so the colours alternate and they overlap slightly. (pic c)
4. Add a pair of wiggle-eyes to the head of the bug. Cut a fringe in two small squares of red paper and curl up to make eyelashes (ask an adult to help you). Glue these over the tops of the eyes. Fix the wings to the back of the bug and bend up. (pic d)

Open out the card before cutting away the pointed base of the heart shape from the top layer of card only. This will allow the card to stand up properly without tipping over. Use a red sparkle glitter pen to draw a stitch design around the edge of the heart. (pic b)

Cut out a large heart from red paper, making sure it fits inside the shape of the card. Write an ‘I’

and a ‘U’ on either side of the heart with a silver sparkle glitter pen and add another line of stitches around the edge. (pic c)

Glue the red heart to the middle of the card. Place a felt heart sticker in between the two letters. Tear part of the backing paper from the top of another felt heart and fix to the base of the card. Do the same for the other side so they rest on the table when the card is opened. Finish off by adding spots of glitter around the heart and to the ‘stitches’. (pic d)

1. Fold an A5 piece of white card in half to make a card blank. Turn so the fold is at the top and draw a large heart in the centre so the curves at the top overlap the fold (use our template). Cut around the top curves through both thicknesses of card. (pic a)
2. Open out the card before cutting away the pointed base of the heart shape from the top layer of card only. This will allow the card to stand up properly without tipping over. Use a red sparkle glitter pen to draw a stitch design around the edge of the heart. (pic b)
3. Cut out a large heart from red paper, making sure it fits inside the card shape . Write an ‘I’ and a ‘U’ on either side of the heart with a silver sparkle glitter pen and add another line of stitches around the edge. (pic c)
4. Glue the red heart to the middle of the card. Place a felt heart sticker in between the two letters. Tear part of the backing paper from the top of another felt heart and fix to the base of the card. Do the same for the other side so they rest on the table when the card is opened. Finish off by adding spots of glitter around the heart and to the ‘stitches’. (pic d)

Fix a small circle of white card behind the aperture in the heart and write a special message on it. Cut another heart shape from sticky foam, making sure it is the mirror image of the first one. Stick the two hearts back to back, sandwiching a pipe cleaner stem between them towards the point of the shape. (pic b)

Fold a rectangle of green sticky foam in half and cut out a heart shape, leaving the pointed end joined at the fold. Open out, remove the backing paper and fix around the stem of the heart flower. (pic c)

Cut out some smaller heart shapes from other colours

of self-adhesive foam and use

these to decorate the heart flower. Cover a desktop tidy with a sheet

of sticky foam. Decorate this with more hearts and use as a vase for

the flowers. (pic d)

1. Trace an elongated heart shape on the back of a piece of self-adhesive foam (use our template). Draw a 3cm diameter circle in the centre and cut out the frame shape using small scissors. (pic a)
2. Fix a small circle of white card behind the aperture in the heart and write a special message on it. Cut another heart shape from sticky foam, making sure it is the mirror image of the first one. Stick the two hearts back to back, sandwiching a pipe cleaner stem between them towards the point of the shape. (pic b)
3. Fold a rectangle of green sticky foam in half and cut out a heart shape, leaving the pointed end joined at the fold. Open out, remove the backing paper and fix around the stem of the heart flower. (pic c)
4. Cut out some smaller heart shapes from other colours of self-adhesive foam and use these to decorate the heart flower. Cover a desktop tidy with a sheet of sticky foam. Decorate this with more hearts and use as a vase for the flowers. (pic d)