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Valentine Snack Duty! / via Oh Joy!

Valentine Snack Duty! / via Oh Joy!

Valentine's Day is just around the corner! So today, we've partnered with Wonderful Halos to bring you an extra sweet treat that's bursting with Pure Goodness. Since Valentine's Day typically means lots of candy for kids, we wanted to show you how to make a really festive and healthy snack that kids will absolutely love! Come check it out…

Valentine Snack Duty! / via Oh Joy!

You'll Need…
Wonderful Halos
– toothpicks
crepe paper streamers
– scissors
heart stickers
gold tape

Valentine Snack Duty! / via Oh Joy!

Here's how…
1. Cut a strip of crepe paper and fold in half.
2. Cut thin fringe strips all the way down the length of the crepe paper.

Valentine Snack Duty! / via Oh Joy!

3. Cut off a 2" piece of the fringe and roll the fringe around the end of the toothpick. Secure with tape.
4. Repeat with a second color of crepe paper, layering over the first color and secure with tape.

Valentine Snack Duty! / via Oh Joy!

5. On another toothpick, use two heart stickers back to back to create the point of the arrow.
6. Stick a fringe toothpick in one side of the Halo, and the heart arrow on the opposite side. 

Valentine Snack Duty! / via Oh Joy!

And that's it! They're so easy to make and are a fun way for your kids to show their friends a little love. Plus, they're prefect for classroom snack duty because one 5-pound box of Halos can provide enough treats for an entire classroom! Happy Valentine's Day!

*This post is brought to you in collaboration with Wonderful Halos.

Sources shown: Ban.do heart picnic blanket (past season), The Container Store green tote, Bonjour Fete paper plates, Bonjour Fete paper cups, Bonjour Fete napkins, Target mint canister (similar), Hobby Lobby copper container, Target faux fur, Urban Outfitters pillow.

{Photos by Lily Glass. Styling by Julia Wester, styling assistance and crafting by Jess Hong.}

2 comments

  1. What a darling idea!
    I’m admittedly too lazy to DIY most of the time, but even I would do this.
    Nice to see a healthy allergen-free alternative for Valentine’s Day too, especially since so many kids (and adults) have food allergies these days. My niece would love this!

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