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The first time I heard The Jonas Brothers song, Sucker, it was stuck in my head. You can often find me walking around the house, singing it, humming it, or dancing to it. What can I say, it’s catchy! So when we were trying to come up with some ideas for the girls Valentine’s gifts for their classmates, “I’m a Sucker for You” was an obvious choice. Plus, it was so much fun to put together with our favorite twinkle heart lollipops from Sparko Sweets! I even created a FREE printable for you and posted an IGTV how-to video, so make sure to check that out!
Why Sparko Sweets Lollipops?
You can really use any lollipops for this idea, but I knew we HAD to use the Sparko Sweets twinkle heart lollipops. Back in the 80’s and 90’s when I was a kid (yes, I’m THAT old), there was a shop that my Nana used to take me to all the time, that sold fun, fad-type items. I remember they had an entire section of lollipops. They had amazing clarity, were on long, clear sticks and were available in lots of different shapes (flowers, stars, hearts, etc.) There was something about those lollipops that I LOVED.
They tasted better. They were so much cuter than normal lollipops and I just had to have one every time we went to that store. When I saw the twinkle heart lollipops on the Sparko Sweets website, I was immediately transported back to my childhood. And when they arrived and I tasted one (because, it’s our job as parents to taste everything, right?)… OMG they tasted exactly as I remembered.
I haven’t even shared the best part yet. Sparko Sweets offers these twinkle lollipops in SUGAR-FREE! Mom win!
Each lollipop is individually wrapped and air-sealed for freshness. They are handcrafted in Los Angeles, CA, fresh to order. They contain no gluten or peanut products. And did I mention they are sugar free?! Plus, shipping is free for all orders over $35! No code necessary.
Sparko Sweets also offers a variety of other heart shaped lollipops for you to choose from, all perfect for Valentine’s Day!
How to Create I’m a Sucker for You Valentine for Kids
You’ll need:
I’m a Sucker for You Printable
Lollipops
Cardstock Paper
Scissors or Paper Cutter
Ribbon
Hole Punch
Pen or Marker
Directions:
- Download our free I’m a Sucker for You printable, open in Adobe Acrobat and print on cardstock paper (you can also use regular printer paper if that’s all you have available).
- Using a paper cutter or scissors, cut out each card (there are 6 on each page).
- Punch two holes on each card (one in the top middle and one in the bottom middle).
- Fill out the “to” and “from” on each card.
- Take your lollipops and starting in the front, push the sticks through the top hole, through the back. Continue pushing the sticks through the bottom hole, from the back to the front. So the sticks should now be behind the card, with the lollipops on top.
- Take a piece of ribbon and tie a bow, just above the card, below the lollipops.
What do you think of our Valentine creation? And if you’re looking more Valentine’s Day ideas, make sure to check out our I Need S’more Friends Like You, I Totally Dig You, You’re The Balm or Amy’s Valenslime idea!
*We were gifted product from Sparko Sweets in exchange for this post. All opinions are my own.
angelina
February 11, 2020This might just be the cutest idea iv seen all day. How incredibly adorable, I love it!
Shannon Gurnee
February 7, 2020This is such a cute idea for Valentine’s Day! I love the printables and the suckers!
Stephanie
February 7, 2020How cute is this! I love this idea for Valentines Day. Will be sharing this with my friends who are moms!
Iféoluwa
February 7, 2020Aww this is are so cute for kiddies on Valentine’s Day! Great way to include everyone
littlemis
February 5, 2020simple and cute at the same time. <3 i love the idea!
Lily
February 5, 2020I love these printables. This will be a hit at school for the kids!
Norma
February 4, 2020I love the color of the lollipops. They are so pastely and cute. I love how they are free printables so any Mom has access to them.
Yeah Lifestyle
February 4, 2020I love printables especially if they are free and these are so perfect for my daughter’s Valentine’s Day bag which she is making for her friends this year.
Lyanna Soria
February 4, 2020What a cute printable and a great idea, creative as well. Will have to keep this in mind.
Monica Y
February 4, 2020Such a cute idea, I think I have to use your template to send some Valentine’s to my son school this year, they are adororable
Ashley
February 4, 2020I love this. What a great and creative idea. I love the sugar free.
Melanie williams
February 4, 2020AWW how lovely are these. such a cute, creative and fab idea. Simple but very cool xx
Windy
February 4, 2020I love this DIY. This is actually perfect for teachers to do with their students. Spread the love!
Melanie Frost
February 4, 2020This is such a cool idea! I love that the suckers are sugar free too. It’s a great modern way for kids to exchange valentines!
Dominique Brooks
February 4, 2020How cute is this? My kids are too big for things like this but since we are looking to foster/adopt a younger kid soon, this might be fun!
Melissa Cushing
February 4, 2020I totally love these for sending to school with the kiddos! Thank you for the free printable as I am going to snag this for my God Dauhter who is in preschool. She will love this and I will get her to help me put them together 🙂
Sharon
February 4, 2020This is such a cute way to say Happy Valentine’s Day! Homemade gifts are always the best.
Toni
February 4, 2020I really loved this! Such a fun idea!
Ruth I
February 4, 2020These are the cutest treat! I love this idea, it’s so perfect for my niece and her friends!
jenna
February 4, 2020This is the cutest!! Saving for later 🙂
Fiona Cambouropoulos
February 4, 2020These are so cute, I’m definitely pinning. Thank you
Ann
February 4, 2020This is a greally cute and simple idea, for such a warm gift 🙂
Emman Damian
February 4, 2020This is a good activity for Valentine’s Day! It’s also so cute! Kids will definitely love it. Or maybe your crush. Haha!
kumamonjeng
February 4, 2020Wow, those lollies are so cute and great for Valentine’s day present. Love your step by step directions, so detail.
Sue-Tanya Mchorgh
February 4, 2020This is a lovely diy valentines gift idea for kids. I have a few friends who are moms and i know they would love this. I’ll be sure to share this post with them.
Manahil
February 4, 2020Awww! these printable are so adorable. I love the color schemes too
Lecy | A Simpler Grace
February 3, 2020These are so cute! I love a fun, homemade Valentine’s Day treat!
Lisa Joy Thompson
February 3, 2020I’m a sucker for these cute Valentine’s Day cards! And the lollipops are super fun too!
Myrah Duque
February 3, 2020Wow!! This is such a great Valentine’s Day treat! I too love “sucker.” My daughter would have loved to make these for her school friends.
Brianne Tursi Manz
February 3, 2020You can’t go wrong with heart lollipops for Valentines Day! This is such a cute and cool idea!
Anne Marie
February 3, 2020This is such a cute and simple little Valentine craft! I really like those clear lollipops you used.
Amy Desrosiers
February 3, 2020This is such a cute Valentine’s Day idea. I know my kiddos would really enjoy it!
Karen
February 3, 2020These are so cute and easy to make! What a fun gift for your friends at school!
Janel
February 3, 2020I love these — so cute! Homemade valentine’s are my favorite.
Lashunta
February 3, 2020Very cute! I’m going to see you if my daughter likes these for her class valentines.
Lisa Favre
February 3, 2020Oh my goodness! These Valentines are just so adorable! I’d love to send these to my son’s class!
Kendall Dickinson
February 3, 2020These are so fun! Kids would love this.
Ivana Mearns
February 3, 2020What a great project, this look like so much fun. A very clever idea as well.
Denise
February 3, 2020I’m sure teachers and crafters will love the free printable. It’s very well designed.
Tara Pittman
February 3, 2020These are so cute. I love how they make a simple treat so fancy
Sarah
February 3, 2020This is such an adorable DIY. I think it is so cute. Especially how the correlate so well with the lollipops. You seriously just gave me a great idea. Wonderful blog post, as always.
Heather
February 3, 2020I designed them to go with the lollipops. I’m so glad you noticed that, Sarah 🙂 Thank you for reading!
Anna Grunduls
February 3, 2020I love it! In Poland kids don’t make Valentine’s for their entire class. Sometimes for close friends, but that’s it and parents never help with that. I really hope that this tradition changes by the time our baby goes to school. I would live to make these with him! Also, the lollipops sound delicious. I need to try them 😍
Lisa
February 3, 2020This is such a fun idea for a Valentine’s gift, and sweet too! The lollipops are also perfect for the day.
Jay A
February 3, 2020Aww these are really cute. Such a good little gift. Can’t believe it’s almost Valentine’s Day already!
Jessica Collazo
February 3, 2020This are just adorable. Love the little heart lollipops so cute.
Matt Taylor
February 3, 2020These are totally cute Valentine’s Day Printouts. Thanks for sharing! 🙂
Brittany Limberakis
February 3, 2020I love this idea! Also one of our favorite songs in this house!
Stephanie Stebbins
February 3, 2020These are so adorable. Thank you!