be inspired by a collection of Valentine’s Day door wreaths for this month’s Pinterest Challenge
Welcome to the first Pinterest Challenge in 2021! Thank you for joining in our monthly challenge to see what we create based on one photo found online. Cindy from County Road 407 organizes our monthly Pinterest Challenges.
If you are stopping by from Niki’s at The House on Silverado welcome to Everyday Edits. My name is Laura. I love my family and coffee in the morning.
VALENTINE’S DAY DOOR WREATH
For this month’s challenge, Cindy found the cutest Valentine wreath for the front door made by Sky over at Capital B.
Isn’t this just the cutest petite little wreath? It’s the Kristen Chenoweth’s of wreaths.
Wreath Elements:
- grapevine wreath or wired twine
- paper hearts
- ribbon
This should have been the easiest wreath with these simple key elements.
I loved the simplicity of this wreath.
My original version of this front door Valentine wreath, however, was a bit of a disaster. Where her wreath was petite and dainty, mine was more bulky and chunky.
Let’s just say my original wire hanger wreath went sideways from there.
VALENTINE’S DAY WREATH
So I went with a chunkier grapevine wreath with silver accents (I bought it years ago on clearance at Target). I found this one on Amazon.
I found these adorable Valentine cutouts from the Dollar Store and these hearts too.
Baker’s twine was the perfect weight to attach the pink and white hearts. From there, it was easy to thread the hearts through the grapevine.
I draped it over the grapevine wreath like a strand of garland- tucking it between the branches.
My plans to hang my Valentine’s Day wreath on the front door were derailed when the wind tossed the paper-thin hearts and the threat of snow would lead to a broken hearts party on the porch.
With snow in the forecast, I relocated the wreath to the Dutch door in the kitchen.
So even though my wreath did not end up where it began I do love it. But, I think I might have to paint the Dutch door pink. #wink
Please stop by and visit Katie from Let’s Add Sprinkles. I can’t wait to see what she created.
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Laura Ingalls Gunn says
Such a charming wreath. I need to head to the Dollar Store!
So pretty and dainty! The dogs don’t bother it there? I love your Dutch door!
Those hearts are adorable. Your wreath is super cute. The silver accents are perfect. I love Dutch doors and would love to have one.
Sweet wreath Laura! Mine had some mid-design issues as well LOL! Doesn’t that always happen when you’re part of a roundup? I love the silver and the pink and I totally think your Dutch door needs to be pink!!
Angie @ Postcards from the Ridge says
This is such a sweet and simple little wreath! You could us it almost anywhere. Thanks for the inspiration!
Cindy@CountyRoad407 says
I laughed out loud at your description of the petite wreath! LOLOLOL. Your wreath turned out adorable. And I want a dutch door! Glad you stuck with us this year. Pinned.
Julie Briones says
The pearly-look base you used is so pretty, Laura… white beads are perfect for a Valentine wreath!
Crissy says
I love the way you added the pearl garland to your wreath, Laura! Pearls and lacy hearts always make me think of Valentine’s Day. Lovely combo!
Michelle @ The Painted Hinge says
Your wreath is so pretty! Those heart cutouts you found at the dollar store are perfect on it! Well done!
Paula@SweetPea says
Your wreath turned out so pretty, Laura! I love the combination of the pearls and pink hearts. The wreath looks great on your dutch door and is in a spot where you can see it multiple times a day to enjoy it.
Lora Bloomquist says
Way to be flexible, Laura! You’ll enjoy it more inside than you would on your outside door, anyway. Those hearts are so cute with the cutout edges; great combo on the wreath:)
Barbara Chapman says
Hi Laura! Awww, I really like your Valentine’s wreath on the Dutch door!! It is really cute with the paper hearts and the way each lays reminds me of how grapevines grow out in vineyards. Really fun!!! Nice to see you again (since I’ve missed the last couple). <3
Enjoy your wreath and happy decorating for Valentine's Day,
Hugs,
Barb 🙂
Michelle | Thistle Key Lane says
Sweetest wreath ever Laura with the pearly beads and the pretty hearts! Love the way it turned out and how it looks on your Dutch door! Pinning!
Carol@Blueskyathome says
Such a sweet look for a Valentine’s wreath, Laura. Love the doily hearts. Updating older items we have is always a great idea. Happy Valentine’s.