These Pretty DIY Valentine's Day Decorations Will Steal Your Heart
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Looking for a way to spread some love this Valentine's Day? Try making some of these easy DIY Valentine's Day decorations! They're the best way to set a romantic tone in your home and will make all of your favorite Valentine's Day activities that much sweeter.
If you're coming up with Valentine's Day dinner ideas, check out the heart vases and the cute table runners to make it a night to remember. There's even a beautiful floral tablescape that will last all month long. Make any of these Valentine's Day décor ideas alongside your main squeeze (or your littlest Valentines!) for a craft session truly made with love. Then pop on a romantic movie and enjoy your surroundings for the best and most festive February yet. 💕
Honeycomb Paper Hearts
These lovely little honeycomb hearts are so easy to make and can be used for a variety of different decorations. Hang them from a plant or string them up on a bunting for the sweetest display.
Get the tutorial at Lia Griffith.
Love Letter Garland
Bring back the romantic tradition of love letters with this adorable and affordable craft. You can even fill the envelopes with little love notes for your sweetheart.
Get the tutorial at Mikyla Creates.
Heart Branch Centerpieces
Bring a bit of nature to your Valentine's Day décor by topping foraged twigs with red, pink, and white paper hearts and placing them in your favorite vases. They'll make the sweetest centerpiece!
Get the tutorial at Just Call Me Homegirl.
Pressed Flower Heart
Transform old bouquets into a work of art by following this easy tutorial for a pressed flower heart. It's so pretty you'll probably want to keep it up all year round!
Get the tutorial at Weekend Notes.
Heart Table Runner
This heart table runner is so simple yet statement-making. All you have to do to get the look is glue together oversized foam hearts in shades of red and pink.
Get the tutorial at A Night Owl.
Pom Pom Pillow
Give your throw pillow a festive Valentine's Day makeover with the addition of playful pink, red, and white pom poms in the shape of a heart. It takes only 15 minutes to make and would look adorable in any room!
Get the tutorial at The Happy Flammily.
Faux Floral Tablescape
Planning a love-filled Valentine's Day dinner for two? Create this stunning tablescape with taper candles and pink flowers to set the most romantic mood.
Get the tutorial at Bless This Mess.
Table Decoration Heart Tree
Anyone missing their Christmas tree should craft this sweet little table decoration featuring layers of felt hearts piled high on a wooden dowel. It'll get you in the Valentine's Day spirit in no time!
Get the tutorial at Fleece Fun.
Kitchen Cupboard Wraps
Give your kitchen cabinets some love with these cute cupboard wraps made from felt hearts and ribbons. They would look just as sweet on your front door, too!
Get the tutorial at B4 and Afters.
Sprinkles Candle
Sprinkles can be more than just cupcake decorations! Make your own Valentine's Day candle by adding candy sprinkles to any jar or bottle and then pouring in melted wax from a recycled candle. Finish the look with a pretty ribbon tied around the top.
Get the tutorial at Sew Licious Home Decor.
Balloon Heart Backdrop
Why splurge on a professional balloon backdrop when you can make a stunner like this yourself? Just think of all the cute photos you'll take inside the flower-filled heart!
Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built.
Tulip Centerpiece
Who needs one of those overpriced Valentine’s Day flower arrangements? Transform inexpensive grocery store blooms into a gorgeous centerpiece for your Valentine's Day dinner for two.
Get the tutorial at Julie Blanner.
Yarn-Wrapped Hearts
Are red and pink not really your colors? Opt for something rustic and sweet like this bowl of yarn-wrapped hearts in neutral tones.
Get the tutorial at It All Started with Paint.
Cork Heart Wreath
Who knew leftover wine corks could look so sweet? This easy-to-make heart-shaped wreath will remind you of all the good times you and your love have shared over a bottle of wine.
Get the tutorial at Sand & Sisal.
Mason Jar Bouquets
Bring some unexpected pops of color to your Valentine's Day decorations with these adorable mason jars that spell out the word "love." Fill them with vibrant blooms crafted from kaleidoscopic doilies.
Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.
DIY Kiss Balloons
Got white balloons? Great! Just a few lipstick-covered kisses later, you'll be on your way to this awesome decoration.
Get the tutorial at Studio DIY.
DIY Thumbprint Heart Mason Jar
How simple is this DIY vase? Even your kids can craft one.
Get the tutorial at It All Started with Paint.
Candy Heart Garland
Those tiny conversation heart candies serve as the inspiration for this easy-to-make garland. You can decorate it with the classic sayings, or switch things up to truly personalize it!
Get the tutorial at Tell Love and Party.
Candy Heart Valentine Bouquet
Keep your flowers from wilting by placing them in this conversation hearts vase. (There's actually another vase full of water hidden within it.)
Get the tutorial at Smart School House.
'Be Mine' Signs
Between garlands, paper hearts, and a pair of DIY signs (with a classic Valentine’s Day sentiment), your mantel will look ready for the holiday in the blink of an eye.
Get the tutorial at Tatertots & Jello.
Valentine’s Day Mantel Décor
Made of shiplap and a coat of paint, this darling heart would look stunning on your mantel or hung in an entryway.
Get the tutorial at A Wonderful Thought.
'XOXO' Wall Hanging
Hugs and kisses, indeed! You can make this adorable wall hanging using gold pleather, fabric, and a wood dowel for hanging.
Get the tutorial at Sarah Hearts.
DIY Fabric Hearts
Show off some of Ree's favorite hues (like turquoise and bright red) with these sachets. They're great for hanging all over the house—or you can fill them with lavender to add a soothing scent.
Get the tutorial at Flamingo Toes.
DIY Heart Artwork
Sometimes, the simplest artwork really is the prettiest, and this vibrant-pink heart art certainly falls in that category. It looks sweet in a reading corner and would also be just right for a little one’s room year-round.
Get the tutorial at Say Yes.
Pink Bud Vases
Using pink glass paint, you can beautify that vintage glassware you have lying around, giving them a full-on Valentine’s Day makeover. Pink roses act as a pretty finishing touch.
Get the tutorial at Pillar Box Blue.
Paper Hearts
Looking for some easy-peasy DIY Valentine’s Day decorations you can make in mere minutes? These folded paper hearts are as uncomplicated and cute as they come. They’ll look nice above your fireplace.
Get the tutorial at Design Fixation.
Jewelry Box
Using none other than a 3D printer, you can use a high-tech DIY method to make a delightful heart-shaped jewelry box. Although it’s spot-on for Valentine’s Day, we think it’s something you can use the rest of the year.
Get the tutorial at Maritza Lisa.
Celebrity Crush Dolls
You may only have eyes for your other half, but it can’t hurt to keep a few of your crushes around the house, too, just for Valentine’s Day. (Get inspired by Ree's celebrity crushes!) These embroidered celeb dolls will make you both giggle.
Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built.
Dictionary Page Magnets
Using words that perfectly describe Valentine’s Day, like "Cupid," "kiss," and "sweetheart," you can use dictionary pages to make some of the cutest magnets ever.
Get the tutorial at Rose Clearfield.
Candle Coasters
If you need some teeny spots to park a few votives around your house, you can make these diminutive heart-shaped candle coasters.
Get the tutorial at Dream Green DIY.
Ombré Wreath
How’s this for a modern take on a Valentine’s Day wreath? Displaying a row of hearts in ombré hues, you’ll use a yarn-wrapped hoop wreath to complete the colorful look.
Get the tutorial at BlissMakes.
Hoop Wreaths
Maybe traditional Valentine’s Day decorations and hearts galore don’t totally appeal to you. In that case, you should make some gorgeous hoop wreaths festooned with red florals and greenery. It’s a subtle nod to the holiday while making décor you can showcase for seasons to come.
Get the tutorial at Grace In My Space.
Book Page Banner
Used books can often live out second acts as clever crafts, and this banner is proof. With book pages dolled up in heart doilies and X’s and O’s, you’ll craft a banner that’ll show off all your love for Valentine’s Day.
Get the tutorial at Modern Glam.
Love Banner
It’s true: all you need is love, especially when it’s Valentine’s Day. This “love” banner serves as a wonderful reminder, even when it’s not February 14.
Get the tutorial at Crafty Lumberjacks.
Vintage Carpet Beater Décor
A vintage carpet beater happens to have that trademark heart shape, so of course it makes for perfect Valentine’s Day décor! Spruce it up and clip on old-fashioned valentines for a bygone touch.
Get the tutorial at Sadie Seasongoods.
Heart Arrows
Cupid has been busy! Make this kid-friendly craft with your littles and display gold-glittered arrows in vases, on bookshelves, or tucked into a wreath.
Get the tutorial at Our House Now a Home.
Playing Card Wreath
Grab a deck of playing cards and pull out only the ones with hearts—they’re just the thing when making a Valentine’s Day playing card wreath. It’s a clever take on traditional wreaths.
Get the tutorial at Refresh Living.
Hanging Flower Heart
This heart dressed up in pink faux flowers is nothing short of stunning. Hang it in a window to make a Valentine’s breakfast for two even more romantic.
Get the tutorial at A Beautiful Mess.
Valentine’s Day Gnomes
These little bearded guys are wearing their Valentine’s best—all they need is a spot to sit where they can put smiles on everyone’s faces.
Get the tutorial at Follow the Yellow Brick Home.
Canvas Heart Art
Canvas heart art is so easy, and if you place several together on a wall, they’ll look even more charming. You’ll use doilies, pom-poms, stickers, and tiny flowers to craft these creations.
Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.
Heart Wreath
Rendered in gold wire and pretty faux florals, this heart-shaped wreath looks so charming in a kitchen. It would be a beautiful edition to a front door as well.
Get the tutorial at Randi Garrett Design.
Table Runner
You can make this Valentine’s Day DIY in a flash! All you need is a roll of white paper, some black paint, and some X’s and O’s to create a modern-looking table runner.
Get the tutorial at Arin Solange at Home.
Initials Candle
How cute is this craft? Celebrate your relationship with you and your partner’s initials carved into a candle.
Get the tutorial at Hello Glow.
Tassel Charms
For a sweet lil’ homage to Valentine’s Day that can hang from any door, make this affectionate conversation heart tassel charm.
Get the tutorial at Studio DIY.
Embroidered Banner
Although this embroidered banner is just right for Valentine’s Day, it would work for the rest of the year too. Those embroidered flowers look as if they’ve been pulled from some of Ree’s favorite blouses!
Get the tutorial at The Pretty Life Girls.
Yarn Wall Hanging
For a bit of a departure from the standard Valentine’s Day color palette, make this wall hanging using black-and-white yarn. It’s outfitted in gold hearts cut from yogurt lids!
Get the tutorial at The Crafted Sparrow.
Gold Letter Vases
Your house could use more “love” this time of year, so you should make these golden vases. The faux flowers provide some bonus Valentine’s Day sweetness.
Get the tutorial at Effortless Style Interiors.
Jewelry Dish
Using air dry clay and watercolor paints, you can make the prettiest jewelry dish around—and you won’t be losing your wedding ring anytime soon.
Get the tutorial at Decor Hint.
Embroidered Rose
If you’re an embroidery fan, we bet you won’t be able to resist making this romantic cross-stitch rose. It would be lovely as a gift or as vintage-inspired Valentine’s Day décor.
Get the tutorial at Sew French.
Neon Heart Sign
Here’s a creative way to brighten up your Valentine’s Day. Craft some heart-shaped string art with neon wire and your décor will really shine.
Get the tutorial at Pillar Box Blue.
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