I made a Valentine’s wreath yesterday, and since I already had a white ruffled burlap wreath, I decided to use it as my base.
I had made this wreath last spring, and the directions for making a ruffled burlap wreath are here. First, I removed the lemons and the yellow flowers from the wreath.
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I decided to make a burlap envelope to hold some of my recently made fabric hearts. I used embroidery thread to stitch the envelope together.
I found that I could only tuck one of my hearts into the envelope, and then I embellished it with some lace, a paper tag, and a little key that says LOVE that I picked up at Hobby Lobby.
And since nothing says Valentine’s Day more than classic red roses, I added these little felt rosettes that I found at Hobby Lobby, too.
I just spaced them out on my wreath. The rosettes do come with a little sticky back, but I hot glued them to my wreath.
This wreath was simple to put together, and before I knew it, I had a romantic and festive wreath to welcome any guests to our home during the season of LOVE!
It takes more than lace and ribbons
And lovely verses too
To make a Valentine that’s nice enough for you
It takes a world of special thoughts
Tucked into every line
And that’s exactly what you’ll find
Inside this Valentine.
-Anonymous
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Gail Maynard says
Love both wreaths! What is the approx diameter of your wreath and what width did you use for the ruffled strips?
Thank you so much, Gail M.
Jane Windham says
I think that I cut the strips about 3 inches wide, Gail. I don’t remember the diameter of the wreath form but I’ll see if I can find the wreath and measure it for you.
Julie says
I love the wreath, and your new look, Jane! Featuring the wreath on FB today XO
Pat C. says
How clever and resourceful you are, Jane!! I love all of the Valentine’s Day touches on the “new” wreath–like so many others here, especially the envelope with the heart!♥
xoxo
Mary says
I love your Valentine’s Day wreath Jane! The burlap envelope is adorable and perfect for your fabric heart ♥!
Linda says
This is a beautiful Valentine wreath. I’d love to have you share this at my What to Do Weekends party. Lovely wreath. Linda
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Carol says
This is such a cute wreath, Jane. I also wanted to let you know that you inspired me with your adorable little stuffed hearts. I made a batch and will be including them in a post next week. Where o where is a “copycat” party when you need one? lol!
Carol
MariaElena says
Jane, your wreath is so beautiful! Great idea and inspiration. I am going to go see your tutorial right now on how to make the burlap wreath. So pretty!
Shannon Fox says
This is adorable!! Love the little letter. So sweet Jane!! I am off to pin it 🙂
debbiedoos says
So very pretty Jane! I love the little rosettes. Looks like Hobby lobby is in the near future!
[email protected] Designs says
Jane…that is the cutest wreath…I love how you used the white burlap and then added the other burlap as the accent…looks fantastic on the door….!
Suzy @ Worthing Court says
How adorable, Jane! Very clever of you to make a cute little envelope out of burlap. It’s perfect for holding one of your hearts.
JoAnn @ SweetPepperRose says
Love the wreath Jane. Don’t you just love how versatile burlap can be?
Keeping It Cozy says
How sweet! The burlap envelope is such a great touch.
[email protected] says
This is so cute, Jane! Perfect for Valentine’s Day!
Thistle says
Jane,
What a pretty wreath! I love the little burlap stitched envelope! So cute!
blessings,
karianne
Jean Windham says
What a clever idea to redo the wreath for Valentines Day. I love it…. Jean
Carol Ann says
What a cute wreath! I saw it on Pinterest and it brought me to your page. Great Job!
Gail Gambrell says
So sweet, Jane. I always enjoy seeing what you are doing! You have so many good ideas.
Kathleen says
Very pretty, Jane! I like the white muslin better than the tan, esp with your red door!
Barbara F. says
Jane this is fantastic! I love it!! The red stitched envelope is my fave, what perfect stitches!!! I wish I could sew like this. xo
Ann says
Brilliant idea to use a wreath you already had! I need to get my porch decorated…my NOEL door mat and green wreath are still out there. Pretty sad! Maybe I’ll do that today. It’s totally freezing here and the wind is gusting up to 50 mph. Welcome to January in Ohio. Happy Sunday Jane!
Kathy says
Jane,
This is the cutest wreath I’ve ever seen! Seriously! So sweet, just beautiful!!
breida @ breidawithab.com says
Hi Jane! I am just LOVING that little burlap envelope! What a great project!
breida
[email protected] says
Oh that is so sweet! The little envelope just makes it for me! Great project, Jane!
Carlene @ Organized Clutter says
Love the envelope idea. Very clever. Love it Jane.
may says
Hi, You have a beautiful blog, I came across to you as I was blog hopping today.. Love those beautiful (no need for sewing machine) hearts.. I adore these Burlap wreaths…, Joined you blog mailing list as to not miss any future posts! Have a great Sunday… Hugs May x x x
Melanie says
LOVE it!!
Dawn says
Jane that is just darling and looks stunning against your red door. Great craft and great way to reuse what you already have.
Dolly Sarrio says
So cute! I especially love the card with the heart!
Kris says
Jane,
That is such a beautiful wreath. I like the envelope you made as well. Anyone stepping up to your door is bound to feel special! 🙂 I’ll have to check out the instructions.
Susan in SC says
Very sweet wreath Jane! You are one creative person!!