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Valentine's cards: class set, sweetheart and galentine in three styles

Valentine's cards — a sheet of eight small exchange cards ruled with a "TO" and a "FROM" line, a grinning dinosaur saying "YOU'RE ROARSOME" on one, a bee saying "BEE MINE" on another and a rocket on a third, cut lines between them, drawn as a hand-carved linocut print, chunky simplified shapes, visible carve marks and a slightly uneven inked edge

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Reading 1Class set
Reading 2Sweetheart
Reading 3Galentine

A Valentine's card splits two ways: the classroom exchange sheet — eight small cards with a TO and FROM line, a roaring dinosaur, a BEE MINE bee — and the grown-up card, a single red heart in linocut, a hand-lettered I LOVE YOU, or a pressed-flower arrangement. Sweet, not saccharine, and spelled exactly. Ask for dog puns, or a version for a teacher, and it redraws.

  • a classroom Valentine's exchange sheet
  • a card for a partner or spouse
  • a Galentine's card for a friend
  • a teacher's Valentine card

Frequently asked questions

How many cards are in the classroom set?
Eight small cards print per sheet, each with a TO and FROM line, ready to cut apart and hand out.
Is the grown-up card different from the kids' set?
Yes — the linocut heart, hand-lettered and pressed-flower designs are a single card front, built for a partner rather than a classroom exchange.
Can I make it funnier, like dog puns?
Yes — type 'with dog puns' in the direction field and the wording and motif shift while the format stays the same.
Is there a version for a teacher instead of a classmate?
Ask for it 'for a teacher' and the card redraws toward that more grateful, less playground-specific register.

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