One In a Minion Valentines + Free Printables

I've seen lots of adorable “minion” Valentines on Pinterest made from Twinkies and a piece of blue construction paper cut to look like overalls, with the stitching drawn on with a marker. Who wants to do all of that work? Not I, I say! These Minion Party Favors or Minion Valentines are a great project to tackle with Sizzix® eclips® 2! I shared this project over on the Sizzix blog today so be sure to check it out there: One In A Minion Valentines

 Here I am sharing a copy of the cutting files I created to use with the eCalLite or SureCutsAlot software. If you have either of these software systems all you need to do is download the files below and start cutting. Here's what to cut to create 30 Valentines:

• One In a Minion details in BLACK – by Jennifer Priest – cut from Black Paper x 1
• One In a Minion Overalls – by Jennifer Priest – cut from Denim Blue Paper x 5
• One In a Minion details in BLUE – by Jennifer Priest – cut from Denim Blue Paper x 1

 Make sure you check out my “One In a Minion” Post on the Sizzix blog to see how to put these together to make your own minion Valentines.

If you want to pair these with a paper valentine, check out these awesome MINION themed valentine printables:

1. Heart Shaped ONE IN A MINION Free Printable by Coop's Corner
2. Hostess Valentines TWINKIE MINIONS by Missions: To Save
3. Minion Valentine Cards by JDaniel4's Mom
4. ONE IN A MINION Printable Card by Wild and Wanderful
5. Heart Shaped ONE IN A MINION Printable by The Benson Street

Get all the goodies you need to make these here:

Sizzix eclips2 DIY Electronic Cutter Starter Kit	ColorBox Fluid Chalk Cat's Eye Inkpad – Blackbird	Bazzill Cardstock – Raven	American Crafts Cardstock- Denim
Googly Eyes	Hostess Twinkies	Tombow USA – Crafts 52129 Collection 3D Foam Tabs, Assorted Pack

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I'd love to know if you make these and how the cutting files work for you :)

Author: Jennifer Priest

It started with jewelry, beading, sewing, home decor, painting, basket weaving, pottery, and cross-stitch. Marry that to an entrepreneurial spirit & at 9 years old a girl is selling her wares at craft fairs as far as her parents and grandparents would drive her. These days, Jennifer enjoys crafts of all genres from sewing to scrapbooking to jewelry with a little dabbling in the mixed media world. Her style is approachable and she wants everyone who sees her work to feel that they too can embrace creativity and make their home and life beautiful.