39 Stunning Valentine’s Wreath DIY Tutorials

There's elements of luxurious twists, turns and intermingling textures in this DIY wreath. You will make a big statement with this beauty placed on your front door.

This gorgeous, feminine wreath will add a luxurious feel to your home as guests walk through the front door. The red felt adds such a plush feel.

This heart and arrow wreath adds a fun touch to your front door. And at just three dollars to make, it's certainly budget-friendly.

This pretty wreath has a neat stand-out effect. The pink balls give it a unique 3D appearance. And the doily background with the soft colors gives it a glamorous feel. 

For a fun wreath, try this easy tutorial. This DIY'er used vintage cards to create a retro wreath. It brings a bit of light-heartedness into the decor. 

Yarn is a fantastic material for creating beautiful wreaths. This luxurious red heart wreath is made with a super soft yarn.

It will warm the heart of anyone coming to your front door.

Check out this amazing burlap ribbon wreath. It's perfect for a farmhouse, rustic and country-style home. 

If you're like me, you probably have many old packs of cards that are too worn to play with. Well, here's a great way to make use of them. This is such a creative idea.

Wreaths for your kitchen cabinets are a unique way to dress up your home for Valentine's day. You can even make one to use as a front door hanger.

The wooden hearts are a charming touch.

Pompom wreaths tend to scream welcome when hanging on the front door. The soft and fluffy features will lure you right in.

If you're itching for spring to hurry up and turn the corner, you might love making a eucalyptus wreath to hang in your home.

It's a great way to decorate for Valentine's Day while adding a nature-like feel to your decor.

Here's another great take on a wreath in a heart shape. You don't have to worry about watering these faux flowers because they're made from fabric.

Check out the tutorial to see how they're made. 

Check out this adorable Valentine's decor. Did you know gnomes love Valentine's Day too?

If you're a gnome-lover (and who isn't?), you'll want to grab a grapevine wreath form and some spray paint to get started. Check out the tutorial for the full list of materials.

Instead of a traditional wreath, you can make a Valentine decoration to hang on your wall.

By having wall-hung decor, you'll enjoy it a little more, since it's more visible to you daily.

Using a ready-made wire wreath frame makes this an easy one to DIY. Flower wreaths are perfect decorations for cupid's holiday.

Got a lot of scrap fabric sitting around, taking up too much space? I do, for sure. Here's the perfect tutorial to help you slim down on those extras.

And they really make this such a cute wreath.

You're really in for a treat with this one. First, greet your guests with a wreath that displays fun messages. Then, it's definitely a great conversation starter.

For a sweet –yet rustic, farmhouse-style wreath, this one is a great one to make.

Even if you're not an experienced crafter, The Crafting Nook has a fabulously detailed tutorial making it easy, peasy.

She even has great ideas for alternative materials you can use.

Use different shades of red and pink to make this beautiful Valentine wreath. The delightful colors will help it stand out on your front porch as people pass by.

This Valentines wreath DIY tutorial is full of fun embellishments. Just make sure you buy a few extras on the materials.

The main feature might be too tempting not to snack on while making it.

This neutral-colored wreath may fit the bill if bold and bright isn't your style. And since the materials are dollar store items, they should fit the bill –as far as the budget goes. 

Put a modern spin on a wreath with this minimalistic DIY. You can mix metal with greenery to keep a simple style.

This tutorial uses fun and unique materials to create a wreath. This is getting pretty inventive with the items you have, for sure.

Here's another way of decorating for Valentine's. You can really personalize your decor by making a photo frame wreath.

Use the colors that match your home's decor for the pompom accents on top.  

This deco mesh Valentine wreath is made with deep gorgeous colors and has lovely textures. This is a tutorial you should check out for a DIY wreath that really pops.

Here's a fun way to put a spin on your Valentine's decor. This tutorial cleverly utilizes wood shims to make a pretty, rustic wreath. 

Here’s another fun idea for decorating that can be a wreath for Valentine's wall art. These wine corks were dyed and arranged in a heart shape.

This Valentines wreath DIY tutorial is a good pick for those short on time. You'll only need a few supplies, and you can finish it in a heartbeat.

This cute wreath is great if you've got a punny sense of humor. Not all Valentine's wreaths have to be romantic looking. You can have fun with them too.

Here's a clever way to imitate an argyle pattern, and it looks so neat as a wreath design. Show off your preppy style by making this Valentine's decoration. 

Adding a monogram to a wreath is a good way to add a personal touch when welcoming guests into your home.

Look at the tutorial to see how to make this wreath and incorporate your personalized monogram.

Upcycle your extra fabric to make an easy, circular V-Day wreath.

By using Valentine-themed colors and patterns, you can get a wreath that fits perfectly. A heart shape isn't necessary.

Fire up the hot glue gun and grab some extra sticks. You'll need it for all the polka dots on this cute wreath.

This one will tickle ya. How about using cardboard toilet paper rolls to make a wreath? It's a great conversation-maker!

Does your yard have any vines growing in it? I bet it does. Take a look around, most any vine can be used for wreath-making.

This tutorial uses dogwood vines, and they turned out really neat. Repurposing materials from your own yard to make crafts has a special place in my heart.

If you like repurposing materials from nature, you may want to check out this hanging grapevine basket planter I made. And there's also this grapevine wreath, of course.

Here's another type of wreath with conversation hearts you can make. But for this one, you'll need a metal door since these are magnetic.

You can get really creative with washi tape and clothespins! It's incredible how you can make great crafts with the most straightforward supplies.

Make a wreath with a muted background and add contrasting elements to make them pop. This DIY project shows a different spin on a Valentine's Day wreath.

How many extra old shirts, worn-down linens, and tea towels do you have stuffed away for dusting or anything else that never comes up?

My husband will tell you we have too many. So you can begin the purge and use old rags to make this cute wreath for Valentine's day.