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Candy-Filled Hearts: Easy Valentine’s Craft with Free SVG and Tutorial

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Paper heart envelopes made with glitter paper and a cellophane window showcases Valentine's Day candy. These hearts lay on a pink background with text that reads "How to make candy filled heart valentines."

Easy Valentine’s Craft: How to Make Candy-Filled Hearts

This Valentine’s Day give the gift of an easy Valentine’s craft with a touch of sweetness!

Whether you are passing these out to co-workers, friends, Galentines, or helping our kids put together something unique for their classes, I always believe in sharing some love.

So far, during this season of love (and organization), I have shown you these doxie pillow candy boxes, my woodland candy huggers, my heart and arrow gift tags, and our easy printable monster Valentines.

For my last craft of this season’s loving trends, I am sharing these Candy Filled Hearts as an easy Valentine’s craft! Pass these out to anyone, but I think your gal pals will especially appreciate the chocolatey treat!

Abbi holds a heart-shaped candy-filled paper valentine. Other colors of hearts are in the background on a pink tabletop. Easy Valentine's Craft with Free SVG and Tutorial.

Easy Valentine’s Craft – Free Candy-Filled Heart Templates

Download these free candy-heart templates by signing up via the form below. Once you set your password via the email sent to you, enter the vault, and search at the top with the keyword ‘heart’ or design #50.

If you are already a member, log in to the Member Vault and find it by searching design #50. Need help entering the vault? Read this helpful Vault Guide. 

Supplies for Easy Valentine’s Candy Heart Craft

Three glitter paper hearts with cellophane windows lay on a pink backdrop with red heart confetti. These hearts are filled with candy for your Galentine's Day!

Directions for Valentine’s Candy-Filled Heart Craft

Below is an overview of the easy step to assemble this, or watch the full video below!

  1. Cut out your templates. You will have 2 hearts and 1 heart frame cut out. Your base should be 65-pound cardstock. The second heart cutout should be of cellophane. And the framed heart cutout should be of glitter cardstock, or you could use regular cardstock again. Note: If you are using a cutting machine, make sure to set the lightest setting (ex. vinyl) when cutting the cellophane out).
  2. Glue the cellophane to the backside of the heart frame cut out.
  3. With your last heart piece, which will be holding the candy, cut a 1 1/2 inch slit at the bottom and generously overlap to create the 3D bowl effect.
  4. Use the runner photo tape around the out edge of the heart’s bottom.
  5. Place a small handful of candy inside and seal the edges together, pressing firmly to secure.
  6. Enjoy! Go ahead and take a look at the video below for clarification! 🙂
A single candy-filled Valentine's Day heart made from purple glitter cardstock lays on a pink backdrop. These easy Valentine's Day crafts include templates and a tutorial.

Candy Heart Video Tutorial

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A pink paper backdrop holds three paper candy-filled hearts lined up down the center of the picture. Free SVG files are available!
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Candy-Filled Hearts – Easy Valentine’s Craft with Free SVG and Tutorial

Active Time: 1 hour
Total Time: 1 hour
Difficulty: Easy

These candy-filled heart valentines are a great way to have fun craft time with the kids or to gift to your friends on Galentine’s Day. Make someone’s day special when you craft these easy, glittery paper hearts full of sweet treats.

Instructions

1. Cut out your templates using scissors or a cutting machine. 

  • One cellophane heart (use the lightest setting if using a cutting machine)
  • One paper-backing heart
  • One glitter cardstock frame heart

2. Glue the cellophane heart to the back of the glitter heart frame. 

3. In the backing heart, cut a 1.5 slit at the bottom. Overlap one side of the slit with the other side and glue it into place. This creates a bowl effect. 

4. Add the runner tape around the inside edges of the backing heart. 

5. Place a small amount of candy into the center of the bowled backing heart. 

6. Press the top heart (frame and cellophane) onto the backing and secure them together. 

Have fun gifting these candy-filled tokens of affection to your family and friends! Additional instructional clarification is available on the YoTube tutorial. 

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  1. Judi Johnson says:

    I have read the directions many times and watched the video twice. I got the bottom cut and over lapped, I can not get the heart that goes on top to look good. You made it look so easy. But I can not make it look good.

    1. Hi Jusi, How much are you overlapping? You don’t want to over-exaggerate the lap or it may become too hard to get the heart on top. 🙂