14 Inexpensive DIY Valentine Wreaths for Your Front Door
Updated: May 18, 2023Welcome visitors to your home this Valentine's Day with a festive wreath. Get out the craft supplies and try one of these 14 inexpensive DIY Valentine wreaths.
Yarn Wreath
Here’s a fun rainy day project: Make a Valentine’s Day wreath with some yarn. This pom-pom wreath is bursting with red, pink and white puffs and will make a statement in your entryway. For instructions and a list of materials needed for one of these valentine wreaths for your front door, click here.
Mesh Wreath
You’ll need a wire wreath frame and some of your favorite ribbon to complete this mesh Valentine’s Day wreath. Raid your child’s craft or play room for some pipe cleaners to hold the ribbons in place. See step-by-step instructions at The Wreath Depot.
Burlap Heart Wreath
If you have some leftover burlap around the house from other projects, try turning it into a wreath. Along with burlap, this project requires a heart wire frame, some ribbon and some hot glue. See a video tutorial here.
Chalkboard Wreath
Get creative with a Valentine’s Day message on your front door. Grab a small chalkboard and attach it to the middle of a wreath for a special message from Cupid. For inspiration on valentine wreaths to make, click here.
Square Wreath
This wreath calls for a square wire wreath, but you could also use an old picture frame from a thrift store. Wrap some ribbon around the frame and attach some fabric flowers or bows to welcome visitors. For instructions, visit Teach Love Craft.
Succulent Wreath
Move over roses—try some succulents in this Valentine’s Day wreath. Succulents are a great choice for valentine wreaths for your front door because they don’t require much maintenance. You can find instructions for this wreath here.
Puffy Heart Wreath
Here’s a great wreath to make with the kids. Start with a paper plate and then add some foam hearts. For instructions, visit No Time for Flash Cards.
Feather Wreath
Make a statement with this Valentine’s Day wreath. It’s made from three pink feather boas attached to a foam wreath with staples. For instructions, including a video tutorial, click here.
Ribbon Wreath
Find a mix of ribbons in reds, pinks and white and try your hand at this ribbon wreath. It took the blogger from Diary of a Working Mom some time to complete it, but she loves the way it turned out.
Paper Wreath
Have your kids help you cut out some hearts from construction paper for this paper wreath. Then just attach the hearts to a paper plate and embellish with something sparkly. Hang up the wreath in the kids’ bedroom or in the mudroom this Valentine’s Day.
Tulle Wreath
This pretty tulle wreath from Make: is fairly easy to put together. Just wrap some tulle around a foam wreath and then fray the ends. Use a hot-glue gun to add some conversation hearts or other Valentine’s Day-inspired messages.
Bead Wreath
Next time you’re at the craft store, pick up a bunch of beads to make this heart wreath from Girl in the Garage. She hung hers up against a chalkboard so a message could be included. This wreath would look great in the living room or entryway.
Ribbon and Garland Wreath
Do you have any red ribbon leftover from all your Christmas gift wrapping? This DIYer used some Christmas ribbon along with garland to make this Valentine’s Day wreath. See photos here.
Burlap Wreath
This burlap wreath would look great on a front door or in a child’s bedroom. Use a straw wreath as a base, then wrap some colored burlap around it, and something Valentine-y and a bow. To see photos and read the instructions, visit The Wreath Depot.
