How to Make a Valentine Garland

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Since I am obsessed with garlands, I wanted to make a no-sew DIY Valentine garland for my mantle.

Valentine Garland – Step-by-Step

My husband does upholstery, so I borrowed his webbing for this project. I had the twine and felt on my hand. Then, I made a heart pattern (you can find it here). So now, to gather my supplies, I am ready to create a fun heart garland.

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Valentine Garland DIY is easy with this free pattern and step-by-step instructions. I needed to whip up something to add a bit of holiday fun to our family room. 

Also, I wanted to make something with materials I had on hand, so this was a breeze with our upholstery webbing, felt, and twine.

Supply List

• Webbing 2.25 yards
• Red felt 1/3 yard
• Hot glue
• Twine 2 yards
• Scissors (these are the ones I use)
• Ruler
• Iron
• Fabric maker
• Print out these templates (patterns)❤️

 

Garland Instructions 

These instructions are easy; anyone’s skill level can make this adorable Valentine’s garland.

Note: If you own a Cricut or other cutting machine, you can also use it to cut the hearts.

❤️ Download the FREE template (HERE) for your Valentine’s Day Garland DIY.

Download and Cutout Template (Pattern)

Cutting out the heart and flag template (pattern download) with scissors is the first step.

Cut Fabric

Then, trace 11 heart patterns on the red felt with the fabric marker and cut them out.

Next, cut eleven pieces of upholstery webbing or burlap in 7″ lengths. 

Use the webbing template to mark the cutout in a snake tongue shape at the bottom of the flags.

Attach Hearts

Then, glue the hearts on the webbing flags 2.75″ down from the top edge.

 

Make a Casing

Fold over 1″ of the top edge of the webbing flags and press a crease with a steam iron.

To add the heart flags to the twine, I leave an 18″ tail, then glue the webbing flags onto the cord, spacing them 3″ apart.

Hang and Enjoy

Hang your new handmade bunting on any place that needs a little Valentine’s LOVE, such as your fireplace mantel, buffet, window, etc., and enjoy.

 

More Valentine’s Day Decorations you might also enjoy these posts:

DIY Valentine’s Pom pom wreath made with handmade pom poms. The kids will like this fun craft, too.

You can make a super easy-to-make (DIY door hanger) in minutes.

The wreath I made for my Mother is my favorite one (see how I made it HERE). It made it to my Mother’s front door. 

 

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Thank you so much for stopping by. I hope you enjoy making this garland as much as I did. What are you working on this week?

Happy Crafting,

Kippi