Love Fest- DIY Moss Heart Wreaths and Floating Hearts

Byljanning@dukemanorfarm.com
Love is in the air……. and today after this tutorial it will be on your door!!
Yesterday I showed you these simple but sweet mossy heart wreaths. Today in a few short steps, I will show you how to make these sweet wreaths and the floating hearts for your mantel.
 Moss Wreaths
Supplies Needed:
Heart form- I got mine at Joann Fabric for about $8.00 each
Spray adhesive
Roll of moss- for 1 wreath you need about 2 rolls of moss

Ribbon- I used wide red grosgrain to hang my wreaths

 Begin wrapping the wreath form with the moss. You will wrap fairly tight , but not to tight where is pulls the  moss apart. When you finish with one roll you will want to use some spray adhesive to tack the ends down- you will want to do that with each start and stop of your ends.

 Your finished wreath should look like this. When you are done , cut a piece of ribbon ( to your size) and loop at the top of the heart. I used some glue to hold my ribbon in place.

 
 I told you these were simple! And will look lovely hanging up.
DIY Floating Hearts

I have never thought to
decorate the mantel for Valentines Day until I started seeing all of
these cute Valentine mantel displays. I wanted to do something that
incorporated everyone in the family so I came up with these personalized
hanging hearts.
This is so easy to do, I almost feel foolish
giving you instructions, but I will anyways.
Supplies needed:
  • lettering
    for the hearts- I cut my silver letters out of vinyl from my silhouette machine
  • pre-packaged felt hearts in an assortment of
    colors- I purchased mine from Joann Fabrics for about 8.00.
  • jute twine to hang the hearts
  • clothes pins to clip the hearts to the twine
  • tape or something to secure the jute twine to your
    mantel

Secure your letters to the felt hearts. Clip with clothes pin onto the jute twine. Told you- easy!

With Love,

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4 Comments

  1. So simple, but such big impact! The front door looks wonderful with the birdhouse and pillows! So welcoming! Just goes to show you how much something so easy can transform something! Thanks for the ideas

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