DIY Valentine wreaths are the perfect way to brighten up February without going permanent or overboard. But if you’re scrolling for ideas, chances are you’ve got questions like: Where will I hang this? How DIY-able are these? What can I make with supplies on-hand?
This collection of beautiful Valentine wreaths is designed to help you find answers as you browse. You’ll find an eclectic assortment of styles and materials so you can pick what feels good for your space… and your schedule. There are easy, low-effort wreaths you can knock out in an afternoon. Projects with small details you can lose yourself in if you’re feeling slow and crafty. Lots of simple bases and repeatable processes too, so if you’re new to wreath making you’ll have an idea of where to start.
And hey… these don’t just have to hang on front doors. Many of these ideas work just as well hanging indoors…on a wall, above a console table, in your kitchen or anywhere else that feels a little blah in winter! As you browse, try not to get hung up on recreating an idea exactly. Think about how you can twist it using colours you love, textures that calm you or materials you have on-hand.
These wreaths pair beautifully with other Valentine’s Day decorations, and if you’re feeling extra crafty, you might also enjoy exploring our Crochet Valentines Ideas for cozy, handmade touches you can layer throughout your home.
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Our Favorite Valentine Wreath Supplies on Amazon
For beginners or anyone who just wants to keep it simple, having these essential supplies ready to go is key. You can make tons of different Valentine wreaths with the same basic materials and not have to go out and buy new items for each one.
Supplies you will use over and over:
- Wreath form (grapevine, foam, wire, or greens)
- Felt sheets or fabric (perfect for hearts, flowers, and fluffy accents)
- Ribbon (wired ribbon works wonders)
- Hot glue gun and glue sticks
- Scissors or fabric scissors
- Pipe cleaners or floral wire (to attach accents)
- Faux flowers or greenery
- Craft hearts or wooden embellishments
These are all super affordable on Amazon and can be used in SO many ways. Ideal for your first Valentine wreath or if you plan on spending multiple craft afternoons making them!
54 Beautiful Diy Valentine Wreaths for a Stunning Front Door
Browse at your leisure, pin the projects that speak to you and start with the wreath you feel inspired to make TODAY. (That’s usually the one you’ll end up actually finishing.)
Turn Pom Poms Into a Cloud-Soft Heart That Feels Calm and Cozy at Home

Wrap a Simple Heart Shape Wire Form in Felt Petals and Let It Feel Like Wall Art

Layer Paper Hearts Until Your Door Looks Playful, Lived-In, and Loved

Stitch a Patchwork Heart Wreath That Feels Collected, Cozy, and Personal

Take a Green Wreath and Add One Bold Bow for Instant Valentine Cheer

Fold Paper Fans Into a Wreath That Softens Any Door or Blank Wall

Twist Tissue Paper into Roses for a Heart Wreath That’s Perfect for First-Time Makers

Add Tiny Lights to a Heart Wreath and Let It Glow After Sunset

Hang a Simple Floral Heart on Your Front Door for Quiet Valentine Charm

Scatter Sweet Little Hearts Through Greenery for a Subtle Valentine Look

Wrap a heart-shaped wire wreath form in Soft Neutral Macrame Yarn and Let It Calm a Busy Space

Turn Metallic Hearts and a Bold Ribbon Into a Wreath That Feels Confident and Fun

Play With Color and Whimsy to Make a Heart Wreath That Doesn’t Take Itself Too Seriously

Craft the Word Love with Wire Inside a Heart Frame and Let Love Live on Your Wall

Sew Felt Hearts Together for a Wreath That Feels Handmade in the Best Way

Scatter Paper Hearts on Grapevine and Keep Valentine Decor Easy and Relaxed

Branches Made to Form the Shape of a Heart Creates the Perfect Frame for a Stunning Floral Wreath

Shape Vines Into Hearts and Let Imperfection Be the Whole Point

Use Simple Loops and Color Gradients to Create a Wreath That Feels Modern and Light

Make a Floral Heart Wreath Slowly and Let It Become a Cozy and Relaxing Valentine Craft

Layer Paper Hearts with Gold Trim Until Your Door Feels Soft, Sweet, and Thoughtfully Styled

Shape Twig Hearts and Tuck in Flowers for a Look That Feels Wild and Romantic

Cover a Heart in Roses and Let It Feel Like a Love Letter on Your Wall

Hang a Vintage-Inspired Heart That Makes Your Home Feel Collected and Cozy

Create a Collage Heart Wreath That Tells a Story Every Time You Walk Past

Add Mini Heart Garlands to a Grapevine Wreath for Instant Valentine Joy

Go Bold With Ruffled Red Felt and Let Your Wreath Be the Statement Piece

Stack Soft Heart Shapes in Gentle Ombre for a Calm, Modern Valentine Look

Mix Macramé and Dangling Hearts for a Wreath That Feels Handmade and Warm

Wrap Yarn Into a Cloudy Heart Wreath That Softens Any Door or Wall

Let a Grapevine Heart Stay Mostly Bare and Add Paper Flowers Where It Feels Right

Hang a Chunky Knit Heart Over a Mirror for Soft, Cozy Valentine Vibes

Turn Saved Corks Into a Heart Wreath That Sparks Conversation Every Time

Frame a Rose Heart Wreath on the Wall and Let It Feel Like Art, Not Decor

Play With Color and Shape to Create a Set of Hearts That Feel Collected Over Time

Tie a Bright Ribbon to a Heart-Shaped Grapevine Wreath and Give Your Front Door a Lift

Fill a Heart Completely With Paper Blooms and Go All In on Valentine Drama

Mix Soft Neutrals and Chalkboard Details for a Valentine Look That Feels Calm

Create a Pretty Pom Pom Heart Wreath for Something Fun, Playful, and Unexpected

Wrap a Wreath in Tulips and Let Spring Sneak Into Valentine’s Day

Turn Small Tree Branches Into a Heart That Feels Rustic, Cozy, and Full of Nature

Let Willow Branches Go Wild and Sprinkle Hearts for a Playful Front Door Moment

Go Big With Ruffled Red Felt and Let Your Door Make a Bold Valentine Statement

Add Simple Letters and Tiny Hearts to a Grapevine Wreath That Says It All

Wrap a Wreath in Natural Twine and Layer Soft Florals for Gentle Valentine Charm

Keep It Neutral With Yarn and Let Sweet Details Do the Talking

Style a Wreath Into Your Kitchen or Dining Space for Cozy Valentine Warmth

Build a Candy Heart Wreath That Feels Fun, Nostalgic, and Totally Un-serious

Fill a Wreath With Felt Roses and Let Texture Steal the Show

Go All Out With Deco Mesh and Hearts for a Front Door That Celebrates Love Loudly

Layer Curly Ribbons Until Your Wreath Feels Full, Festive, and Joyful

Build a Bold Message Wreath That Says Exactly What You Feel

Want to Make a Cute Wreath? Take an Everyday Green Wreath and Let One Pink Bow Do All the Work

Mix Mesh, Hearts, and Sparkle for a Valentine Wreath That Refuses to Be Subtle

Scatter Soft Hearts and a Pink Bow for an Effortless Valentine Front Door

Before You Go...
I hope you’ve loved the wreaths featured in this post and are full of ideas and inspiration for your next project!
Pick a project that inspires you, have fun and watch these Valentine’s day wreaths transform your space!