Valentine’s Day Crafts Roundup

Are you ready for a Valentine’s Day crafts roundup? Well I hope so, because I have three of my favorite posts to share with you. I’m also joining The Celebrate The Holiday Blog Hop this month, with my friend and host Carol of Bluesky at Home.

Celebrate The Holiday Blog Hop

Even if you’re not quite in the planning stages for Valentine’s Day, I imagine you’ll enjoy reading about, and pinning some super cute ideas. We have nine bloggers participating today, bringing you the sweetest crafts and decorating ideas.

Celebrate the Holiday Blog Hop - Valentine's Day

All the links for everyone participating in our hop is a the end of this post.

If you just happen to be stopping by or hopping over from Saved From Salvage welcome to Thistle Key Lane. Regina always comes up the best craft ideas and I love her creativity!

Valentine’s Day Crafts Roundup

Today I’m sharing three very different Valentine crafts with one thing in common. As you view each one you’ll notice they do not feature any red. I use red sparingly in my decor, but that’s not to say that you have to follow my lead. Just create and decorate as your heart desires.

Neutral Valentine’s Day Cloche Vignette

In this neutral colored vignette, I’m using a variety of vintage items to create a simple arrangement under a glass cloche. If you want to make a button heart too, I have a short tutorial to follow.

In addition I have ideas on how to display wooden bead hearts that completes the look of the vignette. Click on Neutral Valentine’s Day Cloche Vignette to read the post.

Valentine Cloche Vignette

Valentine puffy heart with buttons.

DIY French Country Style Heart Wreath

In my post, DIY French Country Style Heart Wreath I’m trying something different with non-traditional Valentine’s Day colors.

Check out my simple tutorial on how to create a heart shaped wreath, and how to make the fabric hearts. By the way, you may be very surprised to see what I’m using for fabric to give the wreath it’s country French feel.

Heart shaped wreath with French country hearts.

Grain sack striped hearts.

How To Make Moss Covered Letters For a Valentine Vignette

Creating moss covered letters is a quick project that you can complete in a hour or less. If you’re like me, you may not decorate very much for Valentine’s Day, but you may still want to create something special.

These cute XOXO letters can be used over and over in different ways. You can also spell out LOVE or BE MINE to create a look of your own. To see my easy tutorial click on my post, How To Make Moss Covered Letters For a Valentine Vignette.

Moss covered letters for Valentine's Day.

Easy moss covered letter project.

Follow Thistle Key Lane on Pinterest, where the boards are up to date with seasonal inspiration that you can use right now!

Roundup collage of Valentine's Day crafts.

Our Celebrate The Holiday hop continues with Perfecting Places. I’m sure you’ll agree that Kim’s yarn hearts are just adorable. I hope you find these roundups as much fun as I do. Plus it’s a great way to get to know bloggers you may not have met before.

Be sure to click through all the post below at your leisure, and don’t forget to pin your favorite photos.

Cheers!

Collage of Valentine's Day Craft Ideas

The Celebrate The Holiday Valentine’s Day Blog Hop

Peacock Ridge Farm – How to Make a Beautiful Heart Wreath

Feet Under My Table – Fun Valentine’s Day Tree

Saved From Salvage – DIY Valentine’s Pillow

Thistle Key Lane – Valentine’s Day Crafts Roundup

Perfecting Places – 5 DIY Yarn Valentine’s Ideas

White Lilic Farmhouse – Decorate for Valentine’s on a Budget

Southern Home & Hospitality – Valentine’s Day Heart Topiaries

Everyday Edits – Easy Valentine’s Day Mantel

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25 Comments

  1. Michelle, all three crafts are so sweet and romantic and I love that they fit in our style of decorating! Pinning those moss letters to try!!

  2. Oh Michelle, I have a love for decorating cloches too. I love your sweet vignette and items you used under your cloche. It was so beautiful. All of your craft projects were amazing, friend. Loved them all!

  3. Super cute ideas. Your little button heart is the cutest. I love it. So fun hopping with you today. Hugs to you.

  4. Michelle, I love all of your Valentine’s projects. They all are unique and have a whimsical style to them. My favorite may be the heart-shaped wreath. Thank you for sharing in Celebrate the Holiday.

  5. Such beautiful ideas!! I love how neutral they are and not ‘in your face’ Valentines. That cloche is wonderful and gave me some fun ideas!

  6. You’ve inspired me to get off my butt and do some Valentine decorating. It’s my ungrateful crappy family. They don’t care what I do around here. 😉 Anyway, love that you chose not to use red too. White and pink are my thang. Guess I need to find what little V-Day decor I have. Wish I had time to make a button heart. I LOVE THAT!!!

    1. I don’t think anyone cares if I decorate for Valentine’s Day either, but I always enjoy making some little something. Now desserts…that’s a different story LOL!

  7. LOL, so true on the desserts. At least they bring a smile, right?! Love this so much I’m featuring it tomorrow. I still want to set up my cloche with a button heart. Fingers crossed I get the chance. Thank you for linking up on Farmhouse Friday. pinned – again.

  8. Michelle, I love the neutral heart vignette under the cloche, but I am a big fan of all your designs. Have a great weekend.

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