Make a beautiful Valentine’s Day Wreath with a few simple supplies. It is easy enough that your kids can help you make this Valentine Felt Heart Wreath.
VALENTINE’S DAY
I saw this wreath over at Design Sponge and loved everything about it. But I took the idea and decided to make this felt heart wreath for my self. It is the perfect Valentine’s Day Craft and although a bit time consuming…it really easy to make.VALENTINE WREATH’S
This wreath is so easy to make but can be a bit time consuming. My hubby was recently out-of-town on business. So, over a couple of evenings I was able to watch some chick flicks and put together this wreath.HOW TO MAKE A VALENTINE WREATH
Materials needed:
- Styrofoam Heart
- 1 yard Felt (off the bolt)
- Straight Pins
- Scissors or a Rotary Cutter
- 3 inch circle pattern
HEART WREATH
Watch the DIY Heart Wreath Tutorial Video here:VALENTINE DAY DINNER

VALENTINE’S DAY CRAFTS
I came up with some other Valentine Crafts and Activities. Sharing them below:- Valentine Hearts Yahtzee Game
- Valentines Day Table Decorations
- Handprint Activity for Kids
- Valentines Day Sugar Cookie Bars
- Heart Hand Warmers
- Valentines Day Classroom Parties
- Valentines Day Classroom Boxes
- Paper Heart Garland
- Valentines Day Sign
- Valentine’s Day Topiary
- Valentines Day Crafts
- TIssue Paper Kissing Balls
- Sealed with a Kiss
- Candy Cane Heart Suckers
- Love Potion no. 9
- Just a Little Crush
- Tic Tac Valentines
- Heart Bottles and Cookies
- I Chews You Valentine
- Three Valentine Printables
- Chalk Board Mug
- Framed Heart Decor
- Be Mine Décor
- Sugar Cookie Recipe
- Cookie Pops
- Valentine’s Candy Bark
- Heart Shape Pancakes

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that is so cute! I love valentines day! Your little model does a good job of selling it :)
I love how plush it looks. I can't wait to do something with this idea. :)
That turned out awesome! Love the picture of your assistant peeking through! Too cute! Great job!
Very Sweet! Love this idea and thanks for the turtorial.
Love it! BTW- have you ever tried making a parachute, you know, the kind kids play with?
That's adorable! I suppose I should start working on my own now so that I'll have it done before Valentine's Day. :)
I used that same technique on a pillow. I LOVE how your heart wreath turned out…I might have to try that!!
So, so pretty! I might have to give this a try myself! Thanks for the link too.
I have been looking for one of these, or at least the tutorial on how to make one. Thank you, thank you for posting this! I even hunted high and low at Target for one the other day. All they had was one covered in fake roses. Not the same…now this looks like a project I can do.
That turned out GREAT! Love it!
way cute i need to make this
Yep! I'm making this! My round ball ornament wreath is still on my door, but it needs to be replaced with a more festive, Valentines one for sure:) Thanks for another great idea!!!!
I;ve been trying to find something for my front door for Valentine's day. Red won't match the color of my door – but I could invision this in white!
Thanks for sharing.
I can't wait to try this! Thanks for sharing the idea.
that's so pretty. it looks like rose petals <3
it looks so much better than the one you "copied"
very creative twist!
I LOVE it!! you always do such fun projects and I love when your kiddo's show the item!♥
~TidyMom
Ahh! SOOO pretty! I just may need to make one of those since my valentines decorations are VERY slim at the moment! And then I could make different shapes and colors! Ahh!
oh i am going to get the stuff and make one of these!! Love it so much!
how beautiful is that?! i might have to try that.
So pretty, and I need a new Valentine door decoration badly. :)
I love it!
So pretty and easy. My girls would love to be able to help with a crafty project like this! Thanks!
that is too cute.
I love this idea! So cute! Thanks for sharing. I'm linkin this post to my blog :)