“You’re a Gem of a Friend” Ring Pop Valentine’s Day Idea

By Lina | Recipe/DIY Content Creator
Jan 19, 2017 @ 5:00 PM MST

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Looking for a fun, homemade Valentine?

Just pair a candy Ring Pop with this cute “You’re a Gem of a Friend” FREE printable Valentine’s day card I’ve created for Hip2Save readers. It’s an easy idea the kids can help with!

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Click HERE to Print “You’re a Gem of a Friend” Valentine’s Day Cards

To use first punch a hole in a card, and the top of a candy Ring Pop package, then tie together using string or twine. That’s it! Super simple.
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Even though my kids are getting older, they still LOVE a good Ring Pop and are super excited to hand these out to their friends!

Written by Lina for Hip2Save. Lina is a proud mom of 2 kids who loves photography, all holidays, cooking, thrift store makeovers, bargain shopping, and DIY makeovers. Her goal is to create a beautiful life and stylish home on a dime! To see all of Lina’s DIY/Crafts created just for Hip2Save, click here.

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  1. Sunny S

    Heads up my local target had candy on sale and quite a few bag of ring pops. Keep your eyes peeled if you are headed there. This was in the food section. YMMV I’m in so cal

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    • Lina (Hip's Modern Martha)

      Wow! Thanks for sharing 👍

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    • Jo

      Love it, thanks!

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  2. Emily

    Perfect for my daughter Gema 😄

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    • Lina (Hip's Modern Martha)

      Oh so cute! 👍

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    • kerri

      Awww….thats priceless. 🙂

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  3. Cc

    Great idea

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  4. kerri

    Fun idea. I am going to make these and put them on my co workers desks. Silly idea and everyone loves a good ring pop !! Thanks 🙂

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  5. Chrissy

    Any ideas for those who are not allowed candy or any other food items at school

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    • Molly

      We did a glow stick. Pinterest had a free printable.

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    • Tara

      My oldest three are doing playdough (preschool) and race cars/Shopkins beados (kinder and 2nd). If you find deals (got all of these things off of Hip2Save) it is actually just as cheap as buying candy, making goodie bags, etc.

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    • AE

      Play doh is always good!

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      • Rima

        Sorry to say, but playdoh does not work with kids allergic to wheat.

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      • Brittany

        Cute!

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    • Marcy

      I’m doing crayola water colors (purchased during back to school sale) free Pinterest printable ” you color my world valentine” I’ve also seen the same printable used with a box of box of Crayons, or melted into hearts LOVE HIP2SAVE !!

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      • Brittany

        Cute! Great idea that can be used for toddlers… I’ll use some of the big crayons!! Thank you 🙂

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    • Kristy Bearfield

      I did puzzle piece erasers and mad my own printable that says, “Friends Fit together”. Last year I did a deck of playing cards and printed 4 different sayings for them.

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      • Lina (Hip's Modern Martha)

        Very cute!

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    • jenna

      I got squeeze pouches of apple sauce and there’s a printable saying “you’re my main squeeze valentine”, I thought it was so cute!

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    • Ella

      Last year I got rings with a big “gem” on it that was an eraser. They sold them at Target for Valentine’s Day in class sizes packs. They were a big hit with 1st grade – boys and girls alike!

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  6. Melloddie

    For once, I’m actually ahead this year, already got the haribo gummies (only 3.49/25ct box) lol

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  7. Velinda Miller

    Admin – do you allow links on here? I have an Etsy shop with tons of adorable Valentine printables, but wasn’t sure what your policy is on posting links???

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  8. Amy L.

    We just printed these to get our valentines ready. Thank you!

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    • Lina D

      Hooray! ❤️

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  9. Sherry

    I am using my left over ring pops to make these valentines for my daughter. I recently had a booth set up at a wedding expo. I used blue tiffany ring boxes with ring pops inside and my business cards tied to the tops with ribbons! They were a HUGE hit with adults so I can only imagine the kids will love a ring pop too!

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    • Lina D (Hip2Save Sidekick)

      Oh how fun! Great idea Sherry!

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  10. Lezlie burch

    I would love to use this for Easter instead of Valentines Day. To bad you can’t edit.

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