Valentine’s yarn wreath supplies:
Oh, did I mention that you can make this Valentine’s wreath for under $5? You’re going to love it even more now!
- styrofoam wreath form
- 2 sheets of different colored felt: I used light and dark gray. You can get sheets of felt from Michael’s for 33¢.
- chenille chunky yarn: I used white Mainstays from Walmart, but you can get some from Dollar Tree. I’m so excited that they started carrying it!
- regular yarn: I used a light dusty pink yarn. You can get regular yarn at DT as well.
- hot glue gun & glue
- fabric: You can use felt if you’d prefer. I used gray and white striped fabric from Walmart that was 97¢.
First, wrap the wreath form with the chenille yarn. It’s goes much faster if you wrap the yarn around something small that will pass through the center of the wreath form easily. I usually use our Fire Stick remote. You can use a piece of cardboard or something similar and wrap a good amount of yarn around it.
Now that the wreath form is covered, you’ll create an X pattern with the second color of yarn. Gather a bit of the yarn and hot glue the end on the wreath. Wrap the yarn around the wreath diagonally.
Now you need to make some felt rosettes to add to the wreath. They are really easy to make. Cut a circle out of the felt. I used gray and light gray felt since my Valentine’s decor is gray, pink, and white. My circles varied between 2″ and 3.” Don’t worry too much about them being perfect.
Banners are a cute way to embellish wreaths.
You can use paper, felt, or fabric for the banner. I used gray and white striped fabric and HTV for the letters.
First cut your fabric in 1″ triangles. I folded my fabric so that I had four layers. Then I cut a simple triangle. Cutting it all together ensured that all of my triangles would be exactly the same.
You can make a banner with or without a Cricut. I did use mine for this project, but you can use the tutorial I used on my winter wreath to create one using your printer and a pencil. You would need to use paper for your banner which would be just as cute. I used paper in the banner on these beach wreaths. Another option is letter stickers, stamps, or stencils.
I made two Valentine’s yarn wreaths to hang from sconces in my living room, so I needed two words. I created a “love” and an “XOXO” design to use on them, and you’re more than welcome to use them. You can use them to upload to Design Space and cut the letters on HTV, or print them on 8.5×11 paper and transfer it to paper using the carbon copy method if you don’t have a cutting machine. Cut them individually to place on the banner.
Add the Letters to the Banner
Once you have your letters cut, if you’re using your Cricut, weed each letter. Center each letter on the triangles, place wax paper on top of them, and use an iron to adhere them to the fabric.
Now that all of the pieces are ready, it’s time to add them to the wreath. Place the rosettes on the wreath, moving them around until you’re happy with the look. I placed them on the bottom left corner on one wreath, then on the bottom right of the second.
That’s it! Hang your beautiful Valentine’s yarn wreath & admire your handiwork!
Don’t you love my Valentine’s pillow covers? You can get them from Amazon here and here. After V-day I’ll be moving them into our master bedroom.
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