DIY Wreaths That'll Win Your Heart on Valentine's Day

What is it about Valentines Day that makes crafting Valentine's Day decorations so much fun? Maybe it's because the holiday is dedicated to romance and love, or maybe it's just because it's the one holiday that gives us license to use every shade of pink (with a little red and white thrown in) imaginable in our decor. Whatever the reason, you don't want to miss out on decorating for Cupid's favorite day, and that especially goes for decorating with DIY Valentine's Day wreaths. After all, there's no quicker way to dress up your home than with a little beautiful front door bling, and if you make it yourself you can save money and get to have all that crafting fun.

That's why we've put together a gallery of the best DIY Valentine's wreaths. From traditional wreaths that use gorgeous rosettes to grapevines wreaths intertwined with flowers and even a stunning, baby's breath wreath painted deep pink, we have the best front door decor for February 14. And many of these wreaths can be made with materials you have in your craft room, so not only are they simple to make, they're inexpensive, too! Some of them are simple enough to be Valentine's Day crafts for kids. After you make your door hanger, if you're looking for more DIY projects to do, be sure to check out our Valentine's Day crafts that can double as the sweetest gifts.

Cover a wire heart-shaped wreath form with varying sizes of wood rounds, sticks, and pegs to create a truly natural and neutral wreath. If you want a little bit more holiday cheer, add a red bow.

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Stuffed fabric hearts attached to a flat wreath form will add a load of joy, color, and love to your house this February 14. If the wood color of the form is showing through, wrap it in ribbon before attaching the hearts.

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This super sophisticated red stunner is made from a combination of dried or fake berries and star anise.

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Hang this cheerful gingham-wrapped wreath on the front door or over a headboard.

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Super simple, this craft uses grapevine in a heart shape as the basis for the wreath. If you don't have time to gather your own grapevine use a store-bought wreath and make it even easier!

Get the tutorial at A Pumpkin and a Princess.

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A light smattering of dried red berries or bittersweet gives this natural feeling wreath a bright pop of Valentine's Day red. Adorn with hanging wood lovebirds.

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Wrap strips of soft flannel around a heart-shaped foam wreath form to create a soft statement piece that says "I love you!"

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Pretty as a picture, this wreath is crafted from 40 or so rosettes made out of tissue paper leftover from Christmas.

Get the tutorial at It All Started with Paint.

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Go green this Valentine's day with a wreath made of clippings from your backyard, in this case fragrant eucalyptus delicately dotted with mini roses.

Get the tutorial at A Bubbly Life.

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The contrast of the pearl stick pins against the natural jute twine is part of this lovely wreath's appeal, and so is the adorable little sweetheart banner.

Get the tutorial at Flamingo Toes.

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You can help Mr. Cupid hit the mark with this gorgeous wreath embellished with pink sequins and gold glittery feathers.

Get the tutorial at Nest of Posies.

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Stunning in its simplicity, this Valentine's wreath was made with the fast and fun craft called finger knitting. Don't know how to knit without tools? No worries, this project comes with a link to a helpful video tutorial.

Get the tutorial at A Wonderful Thought.

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Sweeten up your home in February with this charming wreath that replicates everyone's favorite Valentine's candy.

Get the tutorial at Tried and True.

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It's hard to believe, but this fluffy, fantastic wreath was easily made by pulling coffee filters through holes in a heart made of cardboard.

Get the tutorial at Over the Big Moon.

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Valentine's Day doesn't have to be all about pink, as this cool craft that comes with a DIY pom-pom tutorial shows.

Get the the tutorial at Design Improvised.

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No feathers, tissue paper or felt for this blogger. She used burlap for an unconventional twist on her Valentine's wreath.

Get the tutorial at Happy Go Lucky.

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Highlight this heart-shaped grapevine wreath with silk florals and homemade felt roses and you'll have a door hanger perfect for the season of romance.

Get the tutorial at Delineate Your Dwelling.

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Who knew simply spray painting baby's breath could make it look so amazing?

Get the tutorial at The House that Lars Built.

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Felt rosettes are the key to this stunning faux rose wreath, but we love the addition of the distressed white frame, which plays off the rich red beautifully.

Get the tutorial at Delia Creates.

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You might need to look twice to see it, but this festive Valentine's wreath is made from tissue paper flowers, not carnations.

Get the tutorial at Aspen Jay.

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Funky and fabulous, this project utilizes chicken wire and pom-poms for a fast craft that's great if you need a last-minute wreath.

Get the tutorial at The Country Chic Cottage.

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For a non-traditional Valentine's door hanger, consider using a round wreath hoop and denim and patterned fabric. You can even utilize old scrap material that's been sitting around your craft room to keep costs down.

Get the tutorial at Crafts by Amanda.

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