Q&A for How to Make a Valentines Day Card

He'll like it. If you put time and effort into a card and your boyfriend tells you he doesn't like it, he's very rude and unappreciative and you should find a better boyfriend.

You can write something short and sweet, like "Warmest wishes to ____ from ____ (you). Or try completing this poem with a rhyme: "Roses are red, violets are blue..."

To make a heart, take a piece of paper and fold it in half. The paper can be any size. Draw a half heart where the folded line is, cut the half heart, unfold the paper, and you will have a heart!

Put it somewhere that you know he goes all the time, leave it in his locker or desk, or ask a fried to give it to him for you.

Draw a sweet picture, write a message, etc. Maybe of a couple holding hands (for couples), a kiss (for brides and grooms), two friends chasing each other (for kids), or an apple with heart eyes with a joke (for teachers). Put some jokes in, write I love you, write why you love them, etc. Sign either with your name or "from your secret admirer", etc.

You don't have to. You could always draw a picture. Remember, this is your card.

You could just use a different pen (or change the font color on your computer if you're making your card there).

No, but it is more unique and memorable if you do.

Yes, you can. It's entirely up to you what you'd like to place in the card, including a sweet phrase, a joke, a drawing, etc.

Yes! Slip in your crush's bag or desk, or ask somebody you trust to give it to them.