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Valentine Wreaths with Felt

By Paula 8 Comments

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Are you ready to make Valentine Wreaths. You’re going to love how quick and easy this wreath is to make. [updated January 2021]

Valentine Wreaths with Felt Take a look at how we made two different Valentine's wreaths using felt | www.housewivesofriverton.com

While I was perusing Pinterest, I saw SO many adorable Valentine wreaths.  I didn’t have one yet to go with my Valentine decor so I thought now was as good a time as any to whip one up.

This wreath was SO easy to put together, it took me less than an hour to complete it!

Valentine Wreaths with yarn and felt

rose wreath

Looking for another Valentine Felt Wreath check out the tutorial for the Heart Felt Wreath.

Let’s make a felt and yarn Valentine Wreath

Valentine Wreath Supplies

Styrofoam wreath form

White yarn

Pink felt pieces

Red felt pieces

Straight pins

LOVE stickers

We have the full instructions below in a printable instruction sheet that you can follow along with or print out for your convenience.

To make your yarn and felt Valentine wreath you’re going to start by wrapping your yard around the styrofoam. Create your flowers using the instructions below and with scissors and stickers create your banner.

You’ll need straight pins to attach the flower pieces to the wreath form. You can choose to tie your yarn to finish off the wrapping or use a tiny dab of hot glue to secure yarn to the back.

I have my wreath sitting on my mantle. If you want to hang your wreath I recommend finding a cute Valentine ribbon and looping it around the top of the wreath and tying it in a knot to hang on a hook.

Styrofoam wreaths can be fragile. Be careful when hanging on a door where it may regularly be knocked against the door because it could break.

Valentine Wreaths with Felt Take a look at how we made two different Valentine's wreaths using felt | www.housewivesofriverton.com

 There you have it. A super cute, super easy Valentine wreath!  We’ve got another cute Heart Valentine Wreath you should make sure and check out. Share your Valentine wreaths with us in comments!

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Valentine Wreaths with Felt Take a look at how we made two different Valentine's wreaths using felt | www.housewivesofriverton.com

Felt Valentine Wreaths

Yield: 1
Active Time: 1 hour
Total Time: 1 hour
Difficulty: Beginner
Estimated Cost: $10-$15

Do you love Valentine wreaths? You're going to love how quick and easy this wreath comes together. Let your kids help wrap the wreath while you make the flowers to make it go even faster.

Materials

  • 1 Styrofoam Wreath Form
  • 1 Skein White Yarn
  • 3 Pink 8x10 Felt Pieces
  • 2 Red 8x10 Felt Pieces
  • Straight Pins with flat end
  • LOVE Stickers

Tools

  • Scissors
  • Hot Glue Gun

Instructions

Take your wreath form and wrap your yard around it snugly. You can wrap the yarn side by side for a smooth look, but I prefer to have the yarn crossing and overlapping to give it more dimension. You can use as much yarn or as little as you want. For mine, I used a little over half of the skein. Once you are done wrapping, just tie off the end and snip the excess yarn tail or use a little dab of hot glue to secure it. Next, you are going to want to add your flowers.

For creating the dahlia flower, I followed this tutorial from Not Martha to make the petals. Instead of gluing mine, I used straight pins to stick them in the foam wreath. For my red roses, I cut 16 - 2 inch circles and folded them in half. Then I folded the half-circle into thirds, folding each end into the middle, to make it look more like a rose. Using straight pins again, I stuck the pin in the bottom of the felt and stuck it into the foam wreath. I used 7 for my bottom rose and 9 for my top one. You can make the roses as big or small as you want by using more or less circles.

The LOVE banner was super easy. I just cut triangles out of the felt, snipped little holes to feed the yarn through, and placed the stickers on the triangles. I tied each end of the yarn around the wreath into a little bow and there you have it!

Did you make this project?

Mention @housewivesofriverton or tag #housewivesofriverton and I'll share your image in my Instagram stories.

© Paula
Project Type: DIY / Category: valentines day
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Comments

  1. Mavis Dare

    January 5, 2021 at 12:26 pm

    I’m a little confused about the straight pen. I would rather use them than hot glue. Do you stick the pen on the outside of the triangle or the inside point?

    Reply
    • Creative Housewives

      January 6, 2021 at 2:21 pm

      Outside the triangle. That is why we used the tiny head silver pins 🙂 They hide well in the fluff.

      Reply
  2. Pamela Stansberry

    January 8, 2021 at 9:59 pm

    What size is the Styrofoam heart that you use? I love this tutorial!!!
    Thank you.
    Pam

    Reply
    • Creative Housewives

      January 11, 2021 at 9:42 am

      We’re so happy you like the tutorial. Here is a wreath form that I found that is close to the size I used, I don’t have it out right now to measure. https://www.joann.com/floracraft-1-1-4inx12in-styrofoam-heart-1pk-white/1301878.html

      Reply
  3. Sue

    January 6, 2020 at 1:39 pm

    Do you use felt only on front of wreath?

    Reply
  4. [email protected]

    January 13, 2020 at 11:00 am

    Yes, the front and sides so it looks nice and full but can lay flat against the door or wall 🙂

    Reply
  5. Creative Housewives

    January 6, 2021 at 3:01 pm

    Yes! so it could lay flat against the window. On the wrapped wreath we did wrap all the way around.

    Reply

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