Printable Play Dough Pizza Valentine | Mini Playdoh Non-Candy Favors

Bring joy to little hearts with our Valentines! This delightful collection features whimsical designs and cute characters, perfect for children to share with friends, classmates, and family. Each printable Valentine is filled with vibrant colors, playful illustrations, and heartwarming messages, making them a fun and creative way for kids to express their love and friendship. Easy to print at home, these Valentines add a touch of sweetness to the season and spread smiles to everyone who receives them.   These are a perfect non-candy valentine, with a twist a Play-Doh favor, fits the mini 1 oz. mini containers with a 2 inch lid.   **These fit the mini Play-doh tubs 28g/1oz** Play doh not included   Print as many as you need, unlimited!   Assembly: Cut out cards, by hand or cutting machine. Use a cutting blade or scissors, to cut along the dashed line. Fold the triangles backwards, carefully push the play dough through the hole and securely tape (you can also just cut the whole center circle out, then tape). Optionally tape Lid Valentine to plastic top.   *If you don’t want to cut out the center you can tape, or glue card.   ℹ️ ***ITEM DETAILS*** ℹ️ * Files compressed in zip folders. * File Format: PDF * Sheet size: US Legal (8.5x11in, other sizes print friendly via printer settings)   ***HOW TO USE***  1.  Print out the cards, choose “Actual Size”, to insure cards are not resized. *I recommend you use a matte heavy-weight paper when printing.  2. Cut the them out using scissors or a die-cut machine (Cricut Print then Cut, ect.)  3. Optional: laminate the cards for long-lasting use. *You may also send these to be printed at a print shop. Lamination recommended    If you would like to have the optional image on the back, print with the "Double-sided" option selected. Keep in mind that you will need a computer and a web browser such as Chrome or Safari to initiate the file downloads. It is not possible to directly download the files to a mobile phone directly.   These images are all high-quality, 300dpi files, but the final print quality will depend on the printer type, printer settings, and paper quality. Monitor and printer settings may cause colors to appear differently in print than on screen.