DIY Burlap & Ribbon Valentine’s Day Wreath
This DIY Burlap & Ribbon Valentine’s Day Wreath is my newest wreath creation.
My DIY Burlap & Ribbon Wreath for fall was a fun project. When I originally created it, I purposely used neutral colors and didn’t attach anything to it permanently, so that I could easily revamp it for future holidays.
I knew I could easily turn my fall wreath into a DIY Burlap & Ribbon Valentine‘s Day wreath.
How I Did It1. I Added Valentine Ribbons
I cut 12-inch lengths of two valentine-y ribbons, twisted them together in the middle with a pipe cleaner, and then attached them right on top of the neutral ribbons that were already in place.
2. I Replaced the Pumpkins with Hearts
The pumpkins were just picks that removed easily, and the center pumpkin embellishment was attached with a pipe cleaner, so it came right off. I replaced all the pumpkin embellishments with a valentine centerpiece (from Hobby Lobby) and the wooden craft hearts (from Dollar Tree).
3. I Mod Podged the Hearts with craft paper
I used simple craft paper to give my wreath some color for Valentine’s Day. I traced my wooden hearts onto the back of the craft paper, and then used Mod Podge to attach them. My wreath will be hanging outside on a covered porch and won’t get direct rain or snow on it, but the Mod Podge should keep the paper from curling up because of moisture in the air.
4. I Glued Pipe Cleaners to the Back of the Wooden Hearts
Using a big glob of hot glue, I attached pipe cleaners to the back of each heart.
5. I Attached the hearts to the wreath
I used pieces of a Hobby Lobby Heart, and cardboard hearts from Dollar Tree to make the centerpiece for the wreath.
I attached the galvanized tin & wooden heart to the center of the wreath using a pipe cleaner, so it can be removed the next time I update this wreath. I decided it needed a bit more color in the middle, so I cut apart a cardboard heart chain that I got from Dollar Tree, and glued one section of it to the wooden heart in the middle.
Then, I attached my other hearts to the wreath by pushing the pipe cleaner through a gap in the burlap and twisting it onto the wire wreath frame. I used 5 hearts and spaced them evenly around the wreath.
That’s It!
In less than 30 minutes, it looked like I had a whole new wreath, with minimal money spent. Plus, once again, I can easily remove the Valentine elements, and create a new look for the next holiday or occasion.
Visit THIS LINK if you want to see how I made the original wreath from start to finish.
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This is lovely. I,very much, like the idea of changing the decor for the different holidays.
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I am going to try
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