Nerdy Valentine’s Day Treats
Looking for a Valentine’s Day gift idea that’s perfect for the nerdy at heart? Put together these simple treat bags filled with Valentine’s Day candies, sweets and chocolates, and package them with labels that are personalized with nerdy text! To create punny sayings for your labels, you can draw inspiration from ideas you learned in science class, such as Natural Selection or the Periodic Table, or you can draw inspiration from your favorite nerdy shows, like Star Wars, Star Trek or Dr. Who. Here’s our list of suggestions to get your started:
Naturally I Select You
Talk Nerdy To Me
I’ve Got My Ion You
You R2 Good To Me
You’re the Obi Wan For Me
Yoda One For Me
Once you’ve personalized your text, all you need to do is put together your treat bags! You’ll need the following supplies:
Scissors
Stapler
Cellophane Bags
Personalized Labels
Cardstock
Valentine’s Day Treats
Cut squares of cardstock that, when folded in half, are slightly larger than your labels. Fill your cellophane bags with Valentine’s Day treats, and fold the top down (you may need to snip off some length from your cellophane bags if they are too long). Fold your cardstock in half, and sandwich the top of your cellophane bag between each side. Staple down, and place your personalized labels over the staple. Repeat with each bag until you have packaged all your candies.
Happy Valentine’s Day! What kind of nerdy Valentine’s Day sayings will you be using for your treat bags?
Used In This Project:
- Rectangular Labels • The “Modern Museo” style in a variety of colors.
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Josephine Guicciardi is the nom de plume of our creative Evermine blogger. With romantic connections to Ludwig van Beethoven’s “Immortal Beloved” love letters, it is in keeping with the blog’s themes of love and joy. The great composer writes the famous words “ever thine, ever mine, ever ours” to a woman who remains a mystery to this day. Two of the most likely objects of his adoration are Josephine Brunsvik and Guilietta Guicciardi, and it’s from these two women that Josephine Guicciardi draws her persona.
