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Valentine’s Day is only 2 weeks away and if you are looking for a quick decoration that anyone can make, including the kids, this is it. This is a simple Valentine’s Day wreath that costs almost nothing to make and can made in less than an hour.
Besides chocolate, I think the other thing that scream Valentine’s Day is those little candy sweetheart candies that kids give to one another. You know the ones with the little sayings on them. This is a Valentine’s Day Sweetheart Wreath.
What makes this Valentine’s Day craft so simple and last-minute? It does not need many supplies. You will need:
7 wooden heart: These are sold at crafts stores ranging from 10 cents to 25 cents.
Pastel Paints
A Paint pen or permanent marker
Hot glue gun
Wire or something to use for hanging
Start by painting the hearts different pastel colors to resemble the candy hearts. It might take a few coats to cover the wood from showing through.
Once the hearts are dry, write the cute sayings on them. This can be anything that you want. You can follow the traditional heart, the new ones with things like text me, or you can make up anything you want.
Once the hearts all completely dry, arrange them so that each one slightly overlaps. It is best to get them set up how you want them to lay before starting to glue.
Once you like the look, slide the hot glue gun under the edge, moving the heart only just enough to glue and set it back down. This keeps you from losing the shape.
Once the glue dries, flip it over and glue the holder in place. I choose some floral wire I had around the house and twisted into loops. You can use wire, a picture frame clasp or even a pipe cleaner.
Once that dries, simply hang it up where you want to show it off.
Robin (Masshole Mommy)
That is wicked cute. I have an empty spot on my door that would hold that perfectly!!
Kenda Smith
This is very cute! I think even my 4 year old could help paint these (without much mess lol)
Brandy
I love this idea, very cute and I bet it would be a special gift to someone who receives it. I think I may have to try to make this with my oldest just for fun!
Mandy@ TheHouseholdHero.com
So precious! I love the pastels! With all the red decor it is refreshing to see pretty pastels!
brett
sweet and simple. LOVE this!
Jennifer @TheRebelChick
What a super cute wreath! Thanks for sharing, it looks so easy!
Tracey
That is so cute! You did such a great job. Awesome idea and thanks for sharing this craft!
Hanan
Very pretty! Looks simple enough for kids to help with too.
Moody Blonde
What a great idea! The best part about hearts is that they can be used year round – how cute would that look on a little girl’s bedroom door with each heart bearing a letter of her name?
Debi
That is a sweet idea too.
Amanda Her
So cute…and easy to do too! My son will love making this!
Felicia
this is adorable! What a great craft idea for little kids.
Tess
That would look great on our door. A cute craft to make!
Jessica
This is such a cute Valentine’s Day craft! I love making things that I can use to decorate around the house for the month of February. My daughter would love to make this with me.
Susanna Barbee (Zealous Mom)
Awww…very cute! My boys would love this. I’ve seen these wooden hearts at Michaels and now I have a reason to buy them.
Jaime
I definitely need to pin this for next year. It’s really cute! (I just don’t have the supplies on hand at the moment.)
Shell
What a cute Valentine’s Day wreath! I need to decorate for it next year.
Jennifer Bullock {MommyBKnowsBest}
This is such a cute craft. We love adorning our door for the holidays.
Pauline
Aww, this is so sweet! I’ll make one this Valentine’s Day.
Kecia
This is such a cute and easy idea. I could totally have my 3 year old help with this – he loves to paint!
Melissa
This is just too cute! Is it too late for me to make one for my door?
Lisa Joy Thompson
I love DIY Home Decor Projects! I made a fun wreath out of wooden tags that turned out fabulous! I may have to add this wreath to my craft agenda for the week!
Chrysa
This is so cute! I love that you can make each heart say whatever you want. Fun!
Jenni E.
Yep…those definitely remind me of the Valentine’s Day Conversation Heart Candies. Such a cute idea. This would be so fun to make with the kids.
Paige
That is so cute! Perfect for Valentine’s day! Pinning it!
angela
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS. I am pinning this for next year. I may even attempt to do it this friday.
Veronica Spriggs - Digiscrap Boutique
that is an adorable wreath and looks so easy to make
Amy Lynn Desrosiers
Very cute idea! I know my girls would love to make this with me! I love how easy it is too!
Sue
So cute! And simple! I agree, the little candy hearts are a must have for valentines day! Great job!
Liz @ A Nut in a Nutshell
Love that it mimics those cute and classic little candies! This is adorable!
Piera
This is so cute! I love to decorate for V-day and this is perfect!
Janel C
That turned out so cute! I love the conversation heart look!
Cassie @ Southeast by Midwest
That is a great Valentine’s Day craft! I won’t have time to get the supplies and make this for this year but I will be making this for other holidays.
Lolo
That is really cute! I love the simplicity of it!
Katy Rawson
Very neat idea. I should totally do this with my daughter and let her practice her writing skills, too. Super cute.
katherine
That is such an adorable idea!
Dawn
That’s a really cute wreath! I bet the kids would love to make that. 🙂
Liza @ Views From the 'Ville
I love that I could do this as a project with my preschooler. It’s also cool that it’s an inexpensive project – you can afford to make more than one, or if there’s a mistake, it’s not as big of a deal.
Alissa
Too cute! I may just have to make one of these with each of my kids and personalize it for their rooms! That would be such a fun project!
Christina S
This is cute. It can easily work for so many holidays too!
Janeane Davis
This is such a cute craft idea. It doable for an adult o for a chi