DIY Rustic Yarn Wreath for Valentine's Day

OMG, Are you getting ready for Valentine’s Day yet? Oh my goodness! It’s been so crazy lately, so much going on but I admit I want to get ready this year ahead of time.

I’m super excited to be sharing my cute Valentine’s Day Rustic Yarn Wreath I’ve made with a pool noodle, lots and lots of love… and yarn… and burlap… LOL.

Yes, you heard that right! A bool noodle was used for the wreath form. I had already created it for my  DIY Rustic Christmas Burlap Wreath and of course, why wouldn’t I use it again! If you want to learn how to make one yourself click on the link above.

I saved over $10 by not buying it online and buying that pool noodle that cost me around $1,50.

The best part?

I can just take off Valentine’s Day decor and cover it with Spring, Easter, summer, Christmas… You name it!

So what I did was wrap about 3/4 of the wreath form with light beige burlap ribbon.

Then overlapped wrapping roughly 1/2 of the wreath with a fluffy yarn to get the rustic wreath base.

I tied everything with twine or yarn with a knot on the pack. No glue!

You should get something like the above at this point.

I wanted to decorate the wreath with yarn hearts and pompoms. So for the hearts, I drew a few hearts on cardboard and cut them out.

Then I just randomly wrapped them with pink and red yearn.

I also made a bunch of pom-poms keeping the re-pink-white color scheme and also made sure I left a long string of yarn within them for attaching.

I made the pom-poms using a pom-pom maker that can be found at craft stores. If you don't have one, you can also make pom-poms with cardboard. I have some tutorials on the blog.

I had found these cute wooden hearts that can be found in dollar stores or $1 sections, and other stores really cheap.

I painted 4 of these. 2 in white, 2 in pink, and then stenciled L O V E letters on each heart.

These cuties will become a pretty garland that will go across the wreath.

Now it was the time I was looking forward to! Assembling the Valentine's Day wreath!

I attached each pom-pom to the wreath and tied them on the back. I didn't want to use glue so I could reuse the wreath later on.

I set all the pom-poms to cover about 1/3 of the breath on the bottom-right side up. and then a couple of hearts at the end of the pom-poms section.

Lastly, I used a twine string for my garland. I secured each end with a yarn heart on the back and then hung the wooden hearts from the string to read love. I secured them with some cute mini clothespins.

That's it!

I so love how it looks!

This is how my Rustic Valentine's Day Wreath turned out! I’m so loving it!

If you would like a more in-detail step-by-step tutorial,    jump over to the blog HERE where I share all the details of the process.

Hope you enjoyed this project! 

Talk soon!