Simplistic Grapevine Heart Wreath DIY

Do you like simple crafts you can make in a few minutes? Then you’re going to love this grapevine heart wreath DIY!

I made this specifically for Valentine’s Day decor, but since I used neutral colors, I can keep it out year-round!

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A heart grapevine wreath hanging in a square frame.

I purchased the grapevine heart wreath from Hobby Lobby last year to craft a heart topiary!

However, I pivoted and made a topiary with a Dollar Tree heart instead!

So, I was determined to find a way to use it this season!

I hope you like my idea for this unique way to hang a small wreath!

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Grapevine Heart Wreath DIY Steps

Gather

Gather or purchase the following items:

Frame- from a canvas print I bought years ago
Wreath- grapevine heart- Hobby Lobby
Wood flowers- Hobby Lobby
Ribbon- Hobby Lobby
Glue dots or hot glue gun- Amazon
Silicone finger protectors- Amazon
Scissors
Paint- Waverly Chalk in Snow White- Walmart
Paintbrush- Hobby Lobby

Prep

Several years ago, I bought three canvas prints on clearance, then removed the canvas so I could use the wood frames in DIY projects.

Step one to make a grapevine heart wreath DIY is to paint the square frame white.

I used one of those old frames for this project and gave it a quick coat of white paint.

Step two to make a grapevine heart wreath DIY is to remove the wood flowers from their stems.

While the paint was drying, I removed the wood stems from three wood flowers.

The flowers were leftover from this fun DIY when I upcycled some of our glass jars into vases!

Step three to make a grapevine heart wreath DIY is to adhere the flowers to the wreath.

Adhere the hearts to the grapevine wreath with hot glue.

Be very careful.

The glue is hot and can cause blisters.

We recommend using silicone finger protectors while using hot glue.

If you don’t want to adhere the flowers to the grapevine wreath permanently, use glue dots instead.

Assemble wreath

Step four to make a grapevine heart wreath DIY is to attach the wreath to the frame with lace ribbon.

Cut a piece of ribbon to attach the wreath to the frame.

Hot glue the ribbon together or to the frame.

Style Your DIY Grapevine Heart Wreath

Heart wreath hanging inside a frame on a fireplace mantel.

I displayed our DIY grapevine heart wreath on our mantel with an urn filled with mini pinecone picks and three standing hearts I made!

Heart grapevine wreath with dried flowers.

I almost added the lace ribbon around the edge of the frame, but I liked it better without it!

Sometimes simple is best!

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Blessings, Donna and Rich

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Grapevine heart wreath hanging in a square frame.

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Comments

Cindy says

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Great wreath Donna! I love grapevine!

- Donna Allen says
  
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  Thanks so much Cindy! I love grapevine too, especially when it’s heart-shaped!!
  
Cara says

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This looks so cute on your mantel Donna. I love the simplicity of this project too, I am all about simple these days. Thank you for sharing~

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  Thank you Cara! Simple is good for me these days! I’m usually one to add more but I liked this better plain!
  
CoCo says

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I love the way this came together, Donna, it’s so pretty. Winter is such a fabulous time to craft and I can’t wait to try something similiar soon. Hugs, CoCo

- Donna Allen says
  
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  Thank you! I agree, Winter is the perfect time to stay indoors and craft! Thanks for stopping by!
  
Grandma's House DIY says

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Thanks for sharing with us, I’m featuring you this week when the next To Grandmas house we go link party starts!

- Donna Allen says
  
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  Thanks Tarah! I appreciate that so much! I’ll see you at the party!
  
Anna Price says

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Hi Donna! This is such a cute project. I love the simplicity of it. I don’t think I have any finger prints left after all the years of using a hot glue gun without anything protecting my fingers. So your suggestion of using the silicon tips is really good!

- Donna Allen says
  
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  Hi Anna! Glad you like the wreath! After having several painful blisters from hot glue, I started using those finger protectors and they are a game changer! Thanks for stopping by!
  
Rachel @ The Antiqued Journey says

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I LOVE this!!! SO easy but it’s such a beautiful decor piece for the season!! I always say that less is more 🙂 Pinned!

- Donna Allen says
  
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  I agree Rachel! Sometimes the most simple things can make a big impact! I think this wreath is one of those things!! Thanks so much!