😉įor more cute and easy Valentine’s ideas be sure to check out:Īnd get weekly emails with monthly freebies by signing up for the Lil’ Luna newsletter. I may have to make these for my Primary class too!! Just not sure how the parents would feel if I gave their 3 year olds a big candy bar like this! I may have to make some for the tiny candy bars too. **TIP – Add a light color border to the white ones in Word before printing so you know where to cut out. You can adjust these sizes depending on how much of the candy bar you want covered. Open it in a program like WORD and then RE-SIZE it to what you want it to be by measuring the length of the candy bar and then all around it with some room to spare so that you can tape it together.įor a regular candy bar wrapper I re-sized mine to be: 5.75 x 6.5 inchesįor a KING SIZE Wrapper I made mine: 6.25 x 6.75 inches

To download, just CLICK on the wrapper you want above and then RIGHT-CLICK and SAVE. I made THREE versions of these Free Valentines Candy Bar Wrappers: Now I know not everyone is looking for candy on February 14th, but most people are – admit it! 😉 Especially the kiddos!! I’ll be using some of these to give to my own kids as a cute little Valentine’s gift next month. Because who wouldn’t want to get a candy bar all ready and cute for Valentine’s? They can be used for anyone at church, for neighbors, for friends, for the kids – you name it. I know that a ton of us are looking for cute and simple (not to mention, inexpensive) ideas and this is one of these. I had made some simple but cute Christmas Candy Bar Wrappers back in December and thought it would be fun to make some Valentine’s wrappers as well.

Free candy bar wrapper template blank