I came across this pin and tutorial and thought this would be a perfect addition to my dwindling collection of Valentine's Day decorations, so I got to work.
You will need: A foam wreath, gray yarn, two sheets of different colored felt (I used red and white), glue sticks, a glue gun, a heart shaped cookie cutter and scissors.
I apologize for the lack of pictures, in my eagerness to finish the wreath I forgot to document how I got from start to finish, but here are the steps.
- Begin by wrapping the gray yarn around the wreath. Tedious, yes, but well worth it in the end. Once wrapped snip off the end of the yarn with your scissors and glue to the back of the wreath.
- Place the cookie cutter onto the felt and use this as a guide to draw the heart shapes onto the felt. I drew seven hearts on each piece of felt. Once all the hearts are drawn begin cutting them out.
- Place the cut out heart shapes onto the wreath, spacing them out to your liking.
- Using the glue gun, glue each heart down onto the wreath.
- Give the hearts a few minutes to dry.
- Glue the end of the cut strand of yarn to the back of the wreath. Begin wrapping the strand of yarn around the wreath crossing over the middle of each heart.
- Once each heart has the strand of yarn over it, reverse directions and wrap the same strand of yarn over each heart, creating an "X" in the middle.
- Once finished, snip the end of the yarn and glue to the back of your wreath.



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