If you want some quick and easy ideas for DIY Valentine’s Day decor, these 35 projects are perfect! Getting your home ready for Valentine’s Day is a breeze.
Embarking on the annual quest to sprinkle a bit of love and sparkle around the house for Valentine’s Day, I found myself in a bit of a pickle. Taking a look around, it dawned on me—my space was noticeably lacking in the Valentine’s decor department.
This realization set off a whirlwind of questions in my mind, primarily focusing on what kind of love and heart-infused projects I could tackle to fill the gap.
The answer, it seemed, was dangling right before my eyes – or, more accurately, hanging on my walls. Swapping out wall art emerged as the most straightforward solution. The beauty of wall art, aside from its aesthetic appeal, lies in its simplicity of interchange.
If you’re nodding along, finding echoes of your own situation in my story, then boy, do I have a treat for you! I’ve scoured the depths of creativity to bring you over 35 DIY Valentine’s Day decor ideas that are bound to elevate your space from ‘meh’ to ‘wow’!
From heart-shaped wreaths whispering sweet nothings to your entryway, to cheeky, cupid-inspired wall hangings casting a spell of love on your living room, these projects are not just crafts; they’re love letters to your home.
What’s even more exciting is that these DIY Valentine decorations don’t demand you to be a craft wizard.
Whether you’re a DIY novice with two left thumbs or a seasoned pro with a glue gun, these projects are designed to inspire, delight, and infuse your space with a hefty dose of Valentine’s cheer.
And who knows? You might find yourself so enchanted by these additions that they become permanent fixtures in your home.
So, let’s roll up our sleeves, spread out the craft supplies, and turn our homes into bastions of love, one DIY project at a time. After all, nothing says ‘I love you’ quite like a piece of decor made with your own two hands.
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Heart Wall Decals
Learn how to make wall decals the easy way! Customize with any shape and the best part – they are removable.
This project comes together in minutes! Using an already made heart-shaped pallet and wood finishing cloths means you can make this in under 15 minutes.
Use up some scrap fabric and yarn for this project. This garland would look great hanging on your mantle, above a doorway, or anywhere you want a reminder of the holiday.
This is a super simple glitter project that really packs a punch! Hang it on a mirror, picture, or right on the wall. You could even use it as a gift wrapping decoration.
This is an easy weekend Valentine's Day decor project. You can use whatever colors to crochet that you like. Wouldn't an ombre effect using red, pink, and white look nice?
Simplicity is a hallmark of Scandinavian design. This craft shows how simple doesn't mean boring! This DIY Valentine's Day decor would look great on a mantle.
All you need to make this heart is ten sheets of paper, a paper cutter, and glue dots. If you like modern Valentine's Day decor, this is such a cute option!
The effect of this metallic painted art is super cool on a glass panel. Grab some glass paint to make this unique Valentine's Day art that makes a perfect gift.
This garland project uses the super easy process of wrapping string around hearts. I like that April used colors that would go well with any other room decor. Not everything has to be bright red for V-Day!
Get out your miter saw for this heart project. You can leave the heart unfinished, or you can stain or paint it. This would look cute on a holiday shelf display.
Taryn used a pack of wood shims for contractors to create this unique ombre pallet art. It would be fun to make something larger with paint sticks, or even adapt this idea to a real pallet!
This is adorable! It would make a cute vase for any Valentine's Day flowers you receive. All you need are a mason jar, heart stickers, and spray paint.
I really like the simple design and natural wood used in this wall art. Angel includes a cut file in case you aren't great with cutting out hearts with scissors!
Linda Stevens
Saturday 26th of January 2019
I love your idea's~ thank you for sharing