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Frozen Valentines

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Published January 17, 2020 Last Updated February 9, 2023 / By Pretty Providence 3 Comments

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These “melted snow” non candy Frozen Valentines are so cute and fun! All you do is attach the Free Printable Valentine to mini water bottles and you are ready to go! Mini water bottle with free printable frozen valentine attached with white ribbon

Who else loves Valentine’s Day but hates how much candy their kids bring home? Lately I am really into non-candy valentines, and these free printable Frozen Valentines are the perfect mix of form and function! 

Frozen Valentines 

Today I’m sharing with you one of my favorite Valentines ever! I made these “You’re worth melting for” tags featuring Olaf from Frozen. These are attached to water bottles, making this a healthy, NON-Candy Valentine. They are perfect for pre-school or classroom Valentines! 

If you are looking for other non-candy Valentine ideas check out our Lego Valentines, Cutie Valentines, Spectacular Valentines, Star Wars Valentines with Mini Light Sabers or our fun Lip Balm Valentines. See all of our other Valentines Ideas Here.

mini water bottle with frozen valentine wrapper on a granite counter

We love Disney, and especially Frozen. What family doesn’t, right? Well my girls told me they’re too old to be passing out Frozen Olaf Valentines, which makes me sad. I thought I’d live vicariously through you and make some for you to use! Pair them with a mini water bottle, and you have a melted snowman Valentine. Healthy and cute! 

What you’ll need: 

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  • Paper
  • Printer
  • Paper Cutter or Scissors – I just used my straight paper cutter, which is my best friend, to cut out these Frozen Valentines. We have a 12 inch Paper Cutter similar to this one. I love it because it has 3 rotary cutter blades that make a different edge. It has straight, wave and dot blades. So fun!
  • Tape
  • Ribbon
  • Mini Water Bottles 

How to cut out and assemble our Frozen Valentines: 

Here are some easy step by step photos so you can see how seriously easy these are to make! 

pictorial for how to make frozen inspired water bottle valentines

  1. Print your Valentines.
  2. Cut Valentines out. 
  3. Punch a whole in the top right corner of the Valentine card. 
  4. Use clear tape to attach the water bottle labels to the water bottles and ribbon to attach the card to the neck of the bottle!  

purple frozen water bottle wrapper on a mini water sitting on a granite countertop

Pro Tip: 

Have your child write the names on the cards BEFORE you tie them to the bottles.

free printable valentine water bottle wrappers on a granite counter top assorted colors

Print Your Frozen Valentines Here: 

You can download the Valentines HERE and the Water Bottle Labels HERE.

Clip art of Olaf credit goes to Araqua on Etsy.

mini water bottle with valentines day printable wrapper on a granite countertop
If you use these Valentines this year, we’d love to see them! Tag us on instagram or leave us a comment! 

mini water bottle printable valentine wrap

Non Candy Frozen Valentines

These "melted snow" non candy Frozen Valentines are so cute and fun! All you do is attach the free printable Valentine to mini water bottles and you are ready to go!
Print Pin Rate
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Active Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 10 minutes
Makes: 12
Author: Pretty Providence
Cost: 5

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Equipment

  • printer

Materials

  • Scissors
  • Ribbon
  • Hole Punch
  • 12 Mini Water Bottles
  • Frozen Printables
  • Tape

Instructions

  • Print your Valentines. Cut your Valentine’s out. Punch a whole in the top right corner of the Valentine card. 
  • Use clear tape to attach the water bottle labels to the water bottles and ribbon to attach the card to the neck of the bottle!  
    mini water bottle printable valentine wrap

Notes

PRO TIP: 

Have your child write the names on the cards BEFORE you tie them to the bottles.
Did you make this?Mention @prettyprovidenceblog or tag #prettyprovidence!

Enjoy and Happy Valentines Day!

This post was originally published January 13th 2015 and has been updated with new photos and more detailed content. 

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  1. Kelli B

    January 15, 2015 at 1:50 pm

    Oh my goodness, I LOVE this idea! That was my favorite line too!!!

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  2. Kara

    January 13, 2015 at 8:32 am

    So adorable! My daughter is a big Olaf fan, she’s going to love them!

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  3. Sydney Andersen

    January 13, 2015 at 8:21 am

    These are so cute! With all the candy kids get on Valentine’s it’s good to give something healthy too. Pinning

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