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DIY Valentine’s Wreath

Written by: | Published: January 12, 2018 | Updated: June 26, 2023

Decorate your own Valentine’s wreath using pretty paper cuts you create with your Cricut. This Valentine’s Cricut Project features a fancy heart SVG file I designed along with a cute I Love You gift tag. Repurpose paper crafts and other Valentine embellishments to make your own holiday decor, quick and easy! I used print-then-cut art, but you can use your favorite colored papers too.

Valentine's Day Wreath made with Cricut cut files designed by Jen Goode
Valentine’s Day Wreath made with Cricut cut files designed by Jen Goode

DIY Valentine’s Wreath

I like to repurpose the same wreath for multiple holidays. So this Valentine’s Day wreath is a re-do of a Fall wreath I made a few months ago. I removed the fall colors and floral accents and replaced them with pretty cut hearts and messages. Check out the other wreath for a full how-to, or start with your favorite wreath base.

Fall wreath repurposed for Valentine's Day
Fall wreath repurposed for Valentine’s Day

Materials

Valentine wreath - materials you need
Valentine wreath – materials you need

Instructions

  1. Wrap the wreath in a variety of ribbon, twine and other fabric scraps. For this example I used a piece of fleece that I cut into strips and then wrapped around the wreath. You can also use paint and glitter to decorate your base.
  2. Upload the heart SVG to Cricut Design Space and layout the pieces to create the designs you want. I added text also, but you can leave that off if you’d like. Make hearts in different sizes and colors to create this fun decor piece.
  3. Glue the hearts in places, add extra ribbons and finish it off with a cute Valentine gift tag.

Tip: before you start gluing everything in place, lay everything out how you’d like it and make sure it looks like you envisioned. It’s much easier to move things around without a bunch of glue in the way.

Wrap your wreath with fabric and ribbons
Wrap your wreath with fabric and ribbons
Cut out fancy hearts with your Cricut machine
Cut out fancy hearts with your Cricut machine
Cut out fancy hearts with your Cricut machine
Cut out fancy hearts with your Cricut machine

 

More Pretty Valentine Cricut Projects to Make

We made it, day 5 of Valentine Cricut projects week! Thank you for joining me, The Country Chic Cottage, 30 Minute Crafts and all the fabulous creative friends. I can’t wait to see what you create with your Valentine’s Day festivities! Share your project ideas and cool creations over at the 100 Directions Facebook page or tag me on Instagram @jgoodedesigns.

Valentine Cricut Projects
Valentine Cricut Projects

 


 

Make a Valentine Wreath with your Cricut - heart designs by Jen Goode
Make a Valentine Wreath with your Cricut – heart designs by Jen Goode
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