These DIY Valentine's Day Wreaths Will Deck Out Your Front Door (2024)

This creative wreath is made from wood shims, which can easily be purchased from your local hardware store. Adorning it with accessories — such as silk flowers and decorative letters (XOXO) — makes it a colorful addition to your front door.

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With its soft appearance, magnolias often symbolize feminine sweetness, beauty, innocence and longevity. Celebrate the beauty and innocent love stories of the world by dressing up your front door with a magnolia wreath. Adding a pink or red ribbon is a fun Valentine's Day-themed touch.

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When the conversation hearts start coming out, you know Valentine's Day is approaching. Opting to turn them into a DIY wreath for the day is a creative alternative to eating them.

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Spread some love with this embroidery hoop wreath. The LOVE letters in the center make it a welcoming sign for guests.

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You'll only need a few materials to create this ribbon wreath. The steps are simple and the finished product is a festive decoration for your door.

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Adorn this wreath with pink, red and white butterflies to symbolize love, life and positive change.

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With its red ribbon and poinsettia clip, this burlap wreath makes a great door decoration for Valentine's Day.

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With vibrant colors, this wreath is made from faux palm and monstera leaves. Opt for more pink and red leaves for a seasonal look.

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This pom-pom wreath is an eye-catching and fluffy decoration you and your kids can make.

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Gather your leftover fabric (preferably pink) and add some hearts to create this scrap fabric wreath.

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Chocolate and Valentine's Day go hand in hand. Gather all of your favorite candy (in a variety of sizes so they can overlap) and a hot glue gun to stick them together.

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Grab your paint brush and purchase heart-shaped paper plates to make your own rainbow patterned wreath.

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Tulips are popular for their meaning of deep and unconditional love. While you can gift a loved one tulips for Valentine's Day, making a wreath that showcases the pretty flower is another festive way to celebrate.

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Along with red and pink, white is a popular color for Valentine's Day decor. For this unexpected design, you'll need a wreath form, coffee filters, mini pinwheels, string and a hot glue gun.

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There's no better way to tell someone you love them than with a heart-shaped red, white and pink puzzle piece wreath. Don't forget the “Love You To Pieces” message in the center!

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This white doily wreath can be used all year long. It makes a romantic and visually-pleasing front door decoration.

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This chunky knit wreath is a cozy and beautiful display that doesn't take too long to make.

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Valentine's Day or not, red and white gingham always wins. For a more understated look, go for black or navy ribbon instead.

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Picking between pink and red is tough, but that's exactly why this DIY calls for varying shades of both colors.

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By turning faux baby's breath red or pink, you'll have a more eye-catching display, especially if you're working with a white or light-colored door.

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