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Your Valentine’s crafting isn’t complete unless you’ve made a Valentine Wreath, right?! Today I want to show you this super simple Tied Heart Wreath – it’ll come together in no time, and all you need is a wreath form and fabric – so easy!
I love how it turned out – isn’t that pink gingham fabric what dreams are made of?! It’s so perfect – it’s part of the Waverly Inspirations line at Walmart – yes! So run and grab some for yourself – I know I’ll be grabbing more soon!
Let’s jump right in to the tutorial!
Tied Heart Wreath
you’ll need:
–smooth round heart wreath form (mine is from Make It Fun) – – you can buy it here: https://amzn.to/2k3cgCE (affil. link)
–fabric (mine is from Waverly Inspirations)
–ribbon for hanging (also from Waverly Inspirations)
I almost mixed a bunch of fabrics, but last minute I decided to do an all-gingham wreath. You can go either way – I think both are way cute ideas!
VIDEO TUTORIAL
Yep, for all you that love watching how something is made, I put together a Video Tutorial for this project, wahoo! If you would rather learn through a regular tutorial, keep scrolling on down, I have that too!
First up, you’re going to rip your fabric into 1 inch strips. Fold those strips into fourths lengthwise and cut them – so you’re getting 4 smaller strips of fabric out of every long strip that you ripped. I think I used about half a yard of fabric.
Next, you’re going to tie those strips onto your wreath – it goes so fast! Fold your fabric strip in half and place it under the wreath, with the folded side on the outside edge, as shown:
Then reach through the loop part and grab the tail ends, over the wreath, as shown:
Pull those tails through the loop:
And voila!! Once you do it a time or two, you’ll really get moving fast on them.
Then just keep repeating, adding ties all along the wreath:
You’ll probably need a slightly longer strip for the point areas of the heart – they take more fabric to wrap around.
You can see how fun the knots are lining the side of the wreath:
And that’s really all there is to it!! You can make a loop with ribbon and hot glue it to the back so that the wreath will hang. That’s it! So cute, and so easy to make!
Have you ever made a wreath using this tie method before??
Have fun giving it a try!
Susan says
That came out so cute!
A couple of years ago I used a similar technique to make a Christmas Wreath for my door. I used a circle metal ring from the craft store and looped green and red ribbons all around the edge. The metal let the ribbons glide easily I really packed them in.
Super easy and looks like it’s really hard, which is the best kind of craft, right?
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Mandy Beyeler says
I bet that looked awesome!!
Carol Birch says
How much fabric should I buy?
Mandy Beyeler says
It will depend on how big of heart wreath form you have – I think I used about 1/2 yard of fabric. You could get 1 yard of fabric to be safe!
Donna says
How long are the strips for the wreath?
Mandy Beyeler says
it will depend on the thickness of your wreath form and how much “tail” you’d like hanging out, I would try one length and test it to see if it’s what you’re wanting and then adjust from there.
Donna says
Thank you!! WE are making these at Girl Scouts.
Victoria says
You are amazing ☺️ Love these