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Home » Recipes » Holidays » Valentine's Day » DIY Valentine Wreath (How To Make a Tulle Wreath)

DIY Valentine Wreath (How To Make a Tulle Wreath)

By: Liz  /  Published: January 2, 2024  /  Updated: January 3, 2024  /   Leave a comment

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This DIY Valentine Wreath is easy to make and a thrifty way to spruce up your space. This guide shows you how to make a tulle wreath for Valentine’s Day (or any occasion) without spending a fortune on store-bought alternatives.

DIY Valentine wreath.

What You’ll Need for this DIY Valentine Wreath

rolls of tulle and styrofoam wreath.
  • 12-inch foam wreath form
  • 3-4 (6-inch x 25-ft) rolls of tulle in the colors of your choice
  • Optional: Ornament or art to hang in the center of the wreath (mine is a 6 x 6-inch square and fits perfectly)
  • Scissors
  • Measuring tape or yardstick

How to Make a Tulle Wreath

Step 1: Cut (20-inch) strips of tulle in each color. If using three colors, you’ll need about 60 strips of each. If using four colors, you’ll need about 45 of each.

how to make a tulle wreath.

Step 2: Take two pieces of tulle and make a larks head knot around the foam wreath, pulling tight. The loose ends should extend outside the wreath.

tulle tied in lark knot on wreath.

How to Make a Larks Head Knot

Begin by folding the tulle in half along its length.

Next, thread the folded end underneath the wreath form, creating a loop with the fold.

Then, grab both ends of the tulle and bring them up over the wreath, passing them through the loop created by the tulle’s fold.

Hold onto the tulle ends firmly and pull them snugly until the loop sits tightly against the wreath.

Step 3: Alternate colors and work around the wreath, filling it in completely. You’ll need to squish the tulle strips together as you go to make sure it’s filled in tightly. The colors will overlap, and that’s good– it looks pretty that way!

strips of tulle knotted on wreath.

Step 4: (Optional) When the tulle is in place, hang a pretty ornament, photo, or anything else you’d like in the middle and hang on display. (My 6″x 6″ square art fits in the center perfectly and doesn’t need adhesive to stay put.)

DIY_Valentine wreath.

Creative Variations

Once you know the basics of making a tulle wreath, let your creativity loose with fun variations to add depth and visual interest! Here are a few ideas below:

  • Mix Textures: Combine various types of tulle—like matte, shimmer, glitter, or patterned tulle—to create a multi-dimensional effect.
  • Color Play: Use pastel colors for spring, vibrant shades for summer, and earthy tones for fall. Explore various color combinations beyond the traditional choices. Try complementary or contrasting colors to create visually striking patterns or gradients, making your wreath stand out.
  • Embellishments: Add cute embellishments like beads, sequins, faux flowers, or small ornaments.
  • Seasonal Touches: Consider including accents such as faux foliage, pinecones, holly berries, or miniature snowflakes. These additions can evoke the spirit of different seasons and holidays.
  • Add Lights: Intertwine LED fairy lights within the tulle to transform your DIY Valentine wreath into a radiant, eye-catching display, perfect for festive seasons or evening events. (For example, check out my Valentine’s Day Fabric Garland.)

FAQ

What size and type of wreath form should I use for a tulle wreath?

I used a 12-inch wreath form. Commonly used wreath forms for tulle wreaths range from 10 to 14 inches in diameter. Depending on personal preference, you can use foam, wire, or straw wreath forms.

Can I add decorations to the tulle wreath?

Yes, you can personalize your tulle wreath by adding ribbons, flowers, ornaments, or other decorations that complement your design. (I included a 6×6-inch square artwork, which fits securely without requiring adhesive.)

How do I hang or display a tulle wreath once it’s completed?

Use a wreath hanger, ribbon, or hook to hang the wreath on a door, wall, or mantel. Alternatively, display it on a stand or as a centerpiece for a table.

Storage and Reuse Tip

To maintain the wreath’s appearance, fluff the tulle occasionally and store it in a cool, dry place when not in use to prevent dust accumulation. If you want to use the same wreath form for other seasons or holidays, you can remove the tulle strips and keep them in a sealed plastic bag. Attach new tulle colors for your current decorating needs.

DIY Valentine wreath.

Wrap-Up

Crafting DIY Valentine wreaths can be a wonderful family DIY activity! It’s a great opportunity to involve everyone in a creative project. Kids and adults can join in, making multiple wreaths that suit individual tastes. It’s a fun way to spend time together while creating beautiful decorations for your home.

Other Valentine’s Day Crafts

  • Valentine’s Day Fabric Garland
  • DIY Valentine’s Day Candy Jars
  • Easy 2-in-1 Valentine’s Day Shadow Box Craft
  • DIY Valentine’s Day Candy Jars
  • DIY Tutu Valentine’s Day Basket
  • Valentine’s Day Crafts for Adults

About Liz

Liz is a midwestern mom gone southern (accent in transition). She lives in North Carolina and loves cooking, baking, traveling, movies, crafts, hot and cold tea, wine, pizza and the occasional nap. She also revels in the fact she's a crazy cat lady.

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