These fun printable Race Car Valentines are the perfect Valentine for boys and girls! Just print, add a cute novelty race car eraser, and you’re ready to go—you can make them in less than 10 minutes!
If there’s one thing that my boys are a little obsessed with, it’s cars. If it goes fast, they love it. They spend their time playing with Matchbox cars, zooming their DUPLO cars around the house, and driving anything else with four wheels up and down our long hallway and outside on our driveway.
So of course I needed to create race car valentines for them! They are particularly great for younger kids—what kiddo doesn’t love racing cars around?! And they are the perfect non-food treat to give on Valentine’s Day—no worrying about food allergies.
To receive your free printable race car valentines, fill out the form below. I recommend printing them on high-quality bright white cardstock. If your home printer isn’t great, you can always send them off to be printed at your local print shop or FedEx Office location.
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Then trim down the race car valentines using a paper cutter! Super easy, super fast, super cute.
I found these super awesome race car erasers on Amazon—and they had free same-day shipping, making them perfect for making last-minute valentines! You might also try checking Oriental Trading—their eraser selection is enormous!
To connect the erasers to the card, I used removable Glue Dots. The permanent ones are great, but removable Glue Dots are perfect for these sort of applications.
Then pass out to classmates! These printable race car valentines are the perfect Valentine’s Day card for any kid!
Would you like another cute valentine idea? Check out my blog for a Free Printable Turtle Valentines for Kids! Or do you want more race car ideas? Check out my Free Race Car SVG and more!
Comments & Reviews
Amy Motroni says
Hi Jennifer,
I would just try holding the car down for several seconds onto the paper so it will help it stick better.
Hope that helps!
Amy, HLMS Reader Support
Jennifer says
Thank you so much for sharing this file, it is perfect for my son’s preschool valentine cards! I have a question – I bought the same car erasers and glue dots (via your links) and I can not get the glue dots to keep the cars on, partly because the tires are lower than the bottom of the car and partly because the glue dots don’t stick well on the cars (but to my hands, table, paper – yes!). I’m new to working with glue dots, any tips? Thank you!