Give your front door a makeover for Valentine’s Day on a budget with this DIY Dollar Tree Heart Wreath.

This budget-friendly valentines day wreath only costs $5 to make and takes less than 30 minutes to put together! You can get most of the supplies for this DIY wreath at Dollar Tree. This is a fun valentine’s day craft for adults to make in February and is a great DIY valentine’s day decor idea. You can either hang this valentine’s wreath above the mantel or outside on your door.

Pom-Pom Heart Wreath Supplies:

10″ foam heart wreath form –
- If you choose a different size wreath, keep in mind that the number of pom pom garlands you need will change.
- Also, I chose not to decorate the back of the wreath form so you will need to double the number of garlands if you want to do that.
- If you can’t find a heart shape wreath form, you could always make a heart wreath form from cardboard by printing a template, tracing it onto the cardboard, and cutting it out.
3 pink and red pom pom garlands
- I chose the garland with both red and pink on it, but you can just choose a couple of each color too.
ribbon to make a pink bow
- I used a pink gingham ribbon because that’s what I had on hand, but you could also use a red burlap ribbon too.
floral wire
wire cutters (optional)
hot glue gun
scissors

Dollar Tree Heart Wreath Tutorial:

Remove the pom-poms from the garland.
Put a dab of hot glue onto the back of each pom pom and press it on the styrofoam heart wreath. Alternate colors.
Continue until the wreath is covered in pom poms. (See the detailed tutorial down below for more information.)
Make your bow.
Glue the bow on top of your wreath.

DIY Dollar Tree Heart Wreath

Stephy

pink and red pom-pom heart wreath made using dollar tree supplies

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Cook Time 30

Total Time 30

Yield wreath

Equipment

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pair of scissors
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hot glue gun
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glue sticks

Materials

▢ foam heart wreath
▢ 3 pom-pom garlands
▢ ribbon
▢ floral wire

Instructions

Remove the pom-poms from the garland.
Put a dab of hot glue onto the back of each pom-pom and press it on the styrofoam heart wreath. Alternate the colors and move in a single row all the way around the wreath. Once you complete a row, move to the next closest spot over. I made about 5 rows of pom-poms.
After the wreath is completely covered in pom-poms, make your bow. I use a bowdabra bow maker to make the bow very quickly and easily.
Glue the bow to the top of your wreath.

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