For a personalized gift, grab paper and paint and make this cute scratch-off card for your valentine. You can write anything you want on the voucher, whether it's something sweet — like a back rub — or something a little sexier.

All you need is a pair of scissors, some pretty paper, and bam, you'll have a fancy, festive popper.

If you have a blank wall that's practically begging for Valentine's Day decor, why not cover it with balloons in the shape of a heart? It's super easy to do, and makes a great background for V-day Zoom calls.

Leave all those run-of-the-mill candy boxes at the drugstore and go for this homemade version — featuring affordable items from Target and Michael's — instead.

When in doubt, money is always a good gift. But instead of stashing it in a card, get crafty and fold the bills into the shape of a rose.

Make this pretty backdrop for your Galentine's Day celebration. It'll be perfect for cheesy photos or, again, Zoom calls.

If you possess cookie decorating skills — and have a nerdy partner who would appreciate eating a baby Yoda on Valentine's Day — then this TikTok is for you!

One of the best parts of Valentine's Day is taking everyday things — like a bowl of pasta — and giving it a romantic twist. This hack shows you how to roll ravioli into (you guessed it) roses.

If you spotted the Valentine's Day gumball machine at Target and thought "I could make that" you were totally right. Here's a step-by-step tutorial to create your own using a plastic bowl and a bucket.

These heart-shaped pompoms would look really cute strung across a wall or by your window.

Another Target remake, this corn husk wreath is way easier to throw together than you might think. It requires gathering interesting items (like, um, corn husks) but once you finish, it'll be the cutest door decoration you ever did see.

Planning a dinner for two? Then run out to the dollar store for a few items, like plastic flowers and candies, and before you know it you'll have this sweet little centerpiece for the table.

If you'd like to dole out candy to everyone you know and love — your friends, your parents, and even your neighbors — do so using these crafty treat bags. It'll make the gift even more special.

Charcuterie boards are everywhere right now, so why not make one that's Valentine's Day themed? This one is positively covered in chocolate hearts, just as it should be.

To make a truly unique gift, follow this hack for a homemade photo box you can fill with cute snapshots of you and your partner.

Nothing says "I love you" quite like hot glueing chocolate bars together. No, really.

These "cakelets" would be so fun to make with your partner, a friend, or all by yourself on Valentine's Day. (Imagine not having to share!)

Is your partner the bomb? Then follow this video for a chocolatey gift that looks like sticks of dynamite.

For a really pretty keepsake, make a Valentine's Day "card" out of wood.

Another decoration hack, this TikTok explains how to make pretty yard-covered hearts that would look perfect hanging along a mantel. Because if you do nothing else this Valentine's Day, at the very least surround yourself with hearts.