Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and there’s no better way to welcome the season of love than with a stunning DIY heart wreath! This year, why not try crafting a beautiful Valentine’s Day wreath made entirely from yarn flowers?
If you’ve been around our blog for a while, you might remember the garland I created using DIY yarn flowers!
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The flowers were so pretty that I wanted to devise another way to use them, and this Valentine’s Day DIY heart wreath was born!
Not only is this project budget-friendly and one-of-a-kind, but it’s also a heartfelt way to add a handmade touch to your home decor.
Whether you hang it on your front door or display it as a centerpiece indoors, this wreath is sure to spread love and cheer all season long.
Let’s get started on this creative and fun DIY project!
Steps to Make a DIY Valentine’s Day Wreath
Gather
Gather the following materials to complete this project:
- Heart wreath- Dollar Tree
- Wire cutters
- Hot glue gun & glue sticks
- Silicone finger protectors
- Round loom kit– I purchased a set at Hobby Lobby that includes three looms, a yarn needle, and a loom pick
- Yarn– I used four different colors in various widths
- Scissors
- Ruler
- Fabric stiffening spray
- Wax paper
Make Yarn Flowers
I made seven flowers on the small loom and five on the medium loom.
I have a separate post on how to make the yarn flowers here, or you can watch the YouTube video below!
Prep the Wreath Form
Take a wreath form and use wire cutters to remove the largest heart.
Set aside the smaller section for a future DIY project.
Adhere the Yarn Flowers
Protect your work surface with wax paper.
Apply hot glue to the back of your yarn flower and attach it to the wire heart.
Note- hot glue can burn your skin. To avoid blisters, we recommend using finger protectors.
Continue until all of the flowers adhere to the wire heart.
Pull the wreath away from the wax paper and turn it over.
Apply hot glue over the wire to ensure each flower stays attached to the form.
When the glue dries, your wreath is ready to hang!
Isn’t it sweet? I’m so excited to decorate with it!
Display Your DIY Valentine’s Day Wreath
Here’s the adorable wreath hanging on our stair railing!
And now it is hanging on our chia cabinet, isn’t it pretty?
However, I made the wreath to decorate our mantel for Valentine’s Day!
Here’s a sneak peek of it hanging on a mirror above the fireplace.
Stay tuned because I’ll share our Valentine’s mantel decor next week!
Conclusion
And there you have it—a beautiful Valentine’s Day wreath DIY made from yarn flowers that are as unique as they are charming!
Just think, you can use any color yarn you like!
This project is not only a wonderful way to express your creativity but also is sure to brighten hearts and homes.
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Blessings, Donna and Rich
Get The Look
Do you love to decorate for Valentine’s Day? Here are some fun finds we spotted at Target to help you get into the mood to celebrate!
2 pack Ramekins | White Hearts Jute Garland | Stoneware Heart Candy Serving Bowl
Strawberry Shortcake Candle | White and Pink Taper Candle Set | Hearts Felt Vase Filler
XOXO Valentine’s Pillow | Heart Throw Pillow | Raised Hearts Lumbar Throw Pillow
More DIY Valentine’s Inspiration
If you enjoyed this DIY project, check out some of the other Valentine’s decor items we made in the past:
- Heart Pillow DIY
- Simple Dollar Tree Heart Topiary
- Cute and Easy Valentine’s Hearts
- Craft an Adorable Valentine’s Heart
- Simple Paper Heart and Ribbon Garland
Pin It For Later
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Hi Donna, this wreath is so pretty. It’s a great way to use the flowers. The pastel colors will work for early spring.
Stay warm. I know Florida is cold. I love it but you’re not used to it anymore.
Hello Cindy and thanks! I just adore those yarn flowers and wanted to think of another way to use them! We are so cold down here today, definitely not used to temps in the 30s!! I’ll be staying inside all day, lol!!