Looking for a quick and easy way to add some Valentine’s Day cheer to your home? This easy valentine wreath tutorial is just what you need! With just a few simple supplies, you can create a beautiful wreath that will brighten up any room. So why wait? Get started on your own Valentine’s Day wreath today!
Make Your Own Easy Valentine Wreath
After the hustle and bustle of Christmas and New Year’s, sometimes Valentine’s Day can be overlooked. The celebration may not be as big and grand, but that doesn’t mean the décor can’t be just as beautiful!
Whether you are creating for your own home or for customers, this easy Valentine’s Day Wreath is quick and simple. It captures the beauty and romance associated with this fun holiday. It reminds me of the simple valentine’s heart wreath I made earlier. The deep reds in both of these wreaths add a richness that screams Valentine! Another plus of this wreath is that it can be done in less than 30 minutes. That’s great when you are creating for customers, your own home, or surprising a special Valentine!
Make this season a memorable one with the help of this wreath! It has everything you need to create that perfect ambiance. Beautiful roses add a traditional touch while adding a bunch of bright tulips brings an unexpected pop of red. Let’s not forget how beautiful the variety of greenery with vines that allow this design to flow off the table!
Lastly it is important to choose a bow with complementary ribbons to bring out the shades of red! It’s important to start on the outside and work towards the center with your design. Just follow the natural line you create as you add beautiful greenery and flowers into your wreath. Even a simple and easy design can still be beautiful, let me show you how!
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Ingredients
Green Real Touch Ivy Hanger
Hot Glue Sticks
Chartreuse Dried Spanish Moss
Directions
- Let’s start with our long Ivy greenery and separate our bush into smaller stems. Dip the end in the hot glue pot and add at an angle by pushing in the grapevine on the right side so it lays downward. Slide another piece of greenery above the previous so it lays across the top. Hide any hot glue with some Spanish Moss. Alternate back towards the bottom by adding greenery flowing downward on the right side. Add another stem above, coming across the top.
- Grab a shorter greenery bush with a different texture and break it into smaller picks. Continue alternating on the top and bottom, adding in between your longer Ivy stems.
- Let’s add this beautiful rose bush! Start by “shaking hands” with the bush by spreading and fluffing out the flowers and stems. Add a cluster of three roses on the right side slightly downward. “Shake hands” with the second cluster of three roses and trim the extra stem. Hot glue the cluster above the previous roses continuing the line of your design upward.
- Keep working towards the center of the design by framing it out with more of the textured greenery. Add a bit more of the real touch Ivy by trimming a few shorter pieces. Dip the ends in hot glue and add on right in the center to start. Fill in your design with some more Ivy.
- Take your Tulip bundle and pull it apart at the leaves for a shorter pick. Add a Tulip on the top of your line and another in the top center. Add a couple more Tulips on the bottom of your design along the outside. Let’s put two more Tulips moving more towards the center. Fill in any holes with extra greenery, focusing on coming up in the center. If you’d like to add a bow here instead, feel free!
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