Tissue Paper Valentine Tree Centerpiece

I love an inexpensive and easy centerpiece. Today I am sharing how to create this sweet tissue paper valentine tree centerpiece. All it takes is a few supplies and minutes to create!

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How to Make a Tissue Paper Heart Tree Centerpiece

Here’s how to make this easy centerpiece idea!

Use Branches

To create the tree, use real or faux branches. I had a olive leaf garland that I found on sale, so I just cut that apart to make branches. You can cut some branches from a tree in your yard or use faux branches. Find a container to use. I used a simple white vase. Then put your branches in your vase.

Cut Tissue Paper Hearts

I used two different colors of PINK hearts for my tree. I used about 8 layers of tissue paper and cut out three different sizes of hearts out of both colors of the pink tissue paper. But you can use ANY color or multiple tissue paper colors for your project. White would also be beautiful!

Attach the Hearts to Your Branches

Once I had the hearts cut out, I used hot glue to attach the hearts to the branches. If you don’t want to use hot glue you can use glue dots or even a dot of regular white glue.

Distribute the Different Sized Hearts on the Tree

I used the largest size of hearts first. Once I had those attached, I worked my way through the hearts by ize, ending with the smallest size hearts. I love using tissue paper for this project because the tissue paper is so thin and the light comes through the tissue paper hearts which I think is so pretty!

Display Your Tissue Paper Heart Valentine Tree

This valentine tree is so fun as a centerpiece for a coffee table or dining room table, but it would also be so pretty on a kitchen counter or island or even on a entryway console or bedroom dresser. The possibilities are endless!

8 Adorable Heart DIY’s!

Now it’s time to hop over to Kim at Perfecting Places to see how she made her beautiful framed paper hearts!

More Heart DIY Projects

And here are a few other heart paper projects for inspiration!

Heart and Arrow Paper Valentine Art

Cut out paper hearts and use glue dots to attach them to red paper for a fun Valentine’s spin on specimen art!

Easy 10-minute valentine’s day wall art

Easy 10-Minute Valentine’s Day Wall Art. Make some easy art for Valentine’s Day with a free template, scrapbook paper and rolled paper flowers!

Free valentine’s Day Printable Post Cards

Adorable Valentine Postcards – Free Printables! Brighten up someone’s day with a sweet postcard sharing why they are important to you!

Have a Creative Day!

xoxo

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Valentine’s Day Yarn-Wrap Cardboard Hearts

Do you decorate for Valentine’s Day? I’ve found that it’s not so empty to take down my holiday decor if I replace it with some simple and happy Valentine’s Day things!

Yarn-Wrapped Heart Supplies

• Cardboard
• Yarn
• Grapevine hearts
• Heart-shaped wood bowl
• Battery-operated twinkle lights with remote control and timer
• Large wicker tray
• Candle
• Small Pine Tree
• xoxo sign

Yarn-Wrap CardBoard Hearts

The best part about this craft if you probably already have all of the items needed to make these cute hearts! Just cardboard, yarn and a hot glue gun and you can make these festive yarn-wrapped hearts!

30-Minute Valentine’s Day Craft

The best part of this easy craft is it’s so fast! In 30 minutes you can have several heart-wrap cardboard hearts to use! And your kids will love making them too. I used a glue gun to keep the yarn on the curved edges of the hearts but you can use a glue stick too if your kids want to make some!

Yarn-Wrap Cardboard Hearts Can Be Used For Valentine’s Day Projects

Once you have a few hearts made, either use them by themselves on a table like I did. Or you can glue them onto ribbon to create a Valentine’s Garland. Sprinkle them throughout your home on shelves or add them to a wreath!

30 Minute DIY Crafts

Here are a few Valentine’s Day crafts you can make in 30 minutes or less!!

My 100 Year Old Home | Pink Apples Valentine’s Day Craft

This DIY Valentine’s Day Craft is so easy. This is a fun way to add pink foil leaf to any faux fruit in less than thirty minutes.

Thistlewood Farms | DIY Valentines Heart Pillow

Make this simple pillow to brighten up your February! All you need is an hour and extra fabric!

The DIY Mommy | DIY No-Sew Fabric Heart Banner for Valentine’s Day

 This DIY no-sew heart banner is a sweet decor accent for Valentine’s Day. The best part? It only takes 30 minutes to make and it doesn’t require any sewing at all.

How to Make a Yarn-Wrap Heart Valentine’s Day Centerpiece

I used the yarn-wrapped cardboard hearts to create a sweet little Valentine’s Day centerpiece on our dining room table. This is how I created this easy centerpiece idea:

• I added some pretty yarn to the bottom of the jars.
• Then I added fairy lights.
• I put a heart from my Pebbles Avenues Line on little houses and put a house in each jar.
• Then I added a couple of the yarn-wrapped hearts to each jar.
• The last thing I did was tie some red and white ribbon on each jar and put them on cake stands in the middle of our table.
• I sprinkled more of the yarn-wrapped hearts around the jars on the table!

Yarn-Wrap Valentine’s Day Heart Tips

Here are a few tips I found while making these hearts.

Start Each Yarn-Wrap Heart

Add a dab of glue to the center of each heart and start wrapping the heart by wrapping the yarn tightly and closely together in one direction.

Turn Heart and Start Wrapping in Different Direction

Once one section is covered, turn the heart and put a dab of glue at both ends of the heart and start wrapping in that direction. The hot glue (or glue from glue stick) will hold the yarn in that new direction.

Keep Turning the Cardboard Heart Until Covered

Keep turning the heart and adding glue as you turn until the heart is covered with yarn.

Add More Yarn to Sparse Sections

After the heart is covered, see if there are sections that need a little more yarn so that none of the cardboard is showing through. Add more yarn to places that need more coverage.

Add Glue and Cut Yarn

Once the heart is covered, add a dab of glue under the yarn strand and cut it right next to the glue you added to neatly finish off each yarn-wrapped heart.

More Valentine’s Day Ideas

Here are a few more Valentine’s Day projects that I love:

Be Mine Valentine’s Day Mantel

This was one of my favorite Valentine’s Day mantels. The signs are upcycled signs that I added metal letters to. The LOVE sign is a typographical sign that’s easy to make!

Valentine Yarn Pom Pom Wreath

Making DIY pom poms is so much fun! In just a few minutes you can make a wreath that is full of beautiful yarn textures!

$2 Dollar Store Felt Heart Garland

This is one of my all-time favorites! A package of Dollar Store felt hearts and ribbon = the cutest Valentine’s garland for your mantel or over your front door to celebrate the season!

Have a Beautiful Day!

xoxo

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