30 DIY Valentine's Day Wreaths That Make the Sweetest Door Décor
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There are so many ways to celebrate Valentine's Day. You can plan a romantic date night out on the town or have some Galentine's Day fun watching Valentine's Day movies on the couch. No matter your plans, you'll want to set a sweet and romantic tone with a few DIY Valentine's Day decorations. During the dark and chilly months of the year, pretty Valentine's Day wreaths will add splashes of bright color to your winter home décor. Even if you're new to crafting, we've got some amazing DIY wreath ideas that are made with basic craft supplies and upcycled items you likely already have around the house.
Many of these Valentine's Day wreaths will also look good well after the holiday has ended, and you can keep them up all the way through spring. After you're done making your special DIY Valentine's Day gifts, you'll want to whip up one (or more!) of these cute wreaths to hang on your front door or dress up any room of the house. Add these Valentine's Day wreath ideas to your list of must-make Valentine's Day crafts, and get ready to cut, glue and celebrate love in style.
Heart Fabric Rag Wreath
Transform leftover pink and red fabric scraps into a work of art by creating this upcycled heart-shaped wreath. Little black and white polka dot scraps add a playful touch, too!
Get the tutorial at Polkadot Chair.
Burlap Wreath With Mini Valentine’s Bunting
Everything about this wreath is so sweet, including the felt flowers, lacy bow, and the tiny "love" bunting framed with hearts. Add a personal touch with your initial or two for you and your sweetheart.
Get the tutorial at Landeelu.
Pom Pom Wreath
If you're feeling all warm and fuzzy this Valentine’s Day, why not make a wreath to match? This adorable decoration is easy to craft by hot-gluing pink, red, and white pom poms to a heart-shaped foam form.
Get the tutorial at Artsy Fartsy Mama.
Vintage-Inspired Lace Wreath
Love—and this romantic wreath—are all you need this Valentine's Day! To get the look, wrap some lace ribbon around a styrofoam wreath and use printables to create the vintage-inspired arrow decoration.
Get the tutorial at Polkadot Chair.
Yarn Wrapped Heart Wreath
Bring a pop of pink and red to your décor with this pretty, yarn-wrapped wreath. The rings give it a modern, minimalist feel, while the heart shape keeps it sweet.
Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.
Floral Painted Wood Circle Wreath
This wreath looks like something out of a fairytale! The pink and white flowers are perfect for the holiday of love, but it's neutral enough to keep up all spring, too.
Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.
Simple Construction Paper Wreath
All you'll need is some construction paper, a stapler, and a ribbon to make this adorable wreath in less than a half hour. This project is so easy, even the little ones can help craft it.
Get the tutorial at One Little Project.
Heart-shaped Grapevine Wreath
Dress up a plain, heart-shaped grapevine wreath with some faux flowers and a pretty pink bow, and you'll be all set for a romantic Valentine's Day.
Get the tutorial at A Pumpkin and a Princess.
Heart Wall Hanging
If wreaths aren't your thing, try this darling heart wall hanging instead. Even beginners can weave this easy-to-make decoration.
Get the tutorial at Club Crafted.
Modern Floral Wreath
This romantic wreath has a modern flair that looks great in any space. It's pretty enough to keep up well into spring.
Get the tutorial at Persia Lou.
Heart-Shaped Eucalyptus Wreath
This eucalyptus wreath has tons of farmhouse charm, and can you believe it's made with a wire hanger and eucalyptus stems? So easy, so inexpensive!
Get the tutorial at DIY Beautify.
Window Frame Wreath
This unique wreath is a DIY window frame embellished with any flowers you like! Give it a Valentine's Day twist by adding paper hearts, too.
Get the tutorial at Houseful of Homemade.
Baby's Breath Heart Wreath
So sweet! This wreath, adorned in baby's breath, is simple to make and only takes a few supplies.
Get the tutorial at The House that Lars Built.
Coffee Filter Wreath
Could this beautiful, lacy wreath really be made from inexpensive coffee filters? (Yes!)
Get the tutorial at Over the Big Moon.
Candy Valentine's Wreath
How fun is this? Fasten all your favorite candies to a wreath form and enjoy all month long! It's a great idea for kids to craft and give to friends or family.
Get the tutorial at Crazy Little Projects.
Pearl Heart Wreath
This intricate wreath looks complex, but it's actually a cinch to create. Add the pearls for an extra-special touch!
Get the tutorial at Everyday Home Blog.
Rustic Yarn Wreath
With cute little yarn hearts and pom poms, this wreath is irresistible! Use your favorite Valentine's shades, such as pink and red, or go monochromatic for a more neutral look.
Get the tutorial at The Crafting Nook.
Tulip Wreath
You can make this as shown with pretty rainbow colors to add a breath of fresh air to your winter decor. Or stick with pinks and reds for a Valentine-themed wreath.
Get the tutorial at The Craft Patch Blog.
Pink Rose Wreath
This is exactly what Valentine's Day should be: Lots of pink roses and little hearts! This stunning wreath is seriously easy to make, too.
Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.
Scrap Fabric Wreath
Here's a great way to use up all those fabric scraps you've been saving. This darling wreath is perfect for Valentine's Day but can be enjoyed all year long, too.
Get the tutorial at Sustain My Craft Habit.
Arricca Elin SanSone is a writer, editor, and content creator who specializes in lifestyle and gardening. With a background in health reporting, she applies these same research skills when writing about the science of growing things. She trials new plants in her expansive garden, and her houseplant collection consists of 60+ varieties. Arricca has written thousands of articles for publications such as Country Living, House Beautiful, Good Housekeeping, Prevention, VERANDA, Southern Living, and more. She’s happiest when digging in the dirt, baking, or spending time with the people and dogs she loves.
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