Valentine Plate "Wreath"

I found a plate on clearance last year at Michaels and then just added it to my pile of crafting supplies. I decided to make a simple plate wreath for my front door for Valentine's Day. I have limited time nowadays during "nap time", and so this project was perfect because it took less than five minutes from start to finish.

I had a wooden word cut out from Michaels and painted it with white craft paint. Then I simply glued it with my glue gun to the plate. Then I added some ribbon to the back to create a way for the plate to hang on my front door. Cute and quick! Now these are starting to be my favorite types of craft ideas.

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Valentine Wreath

I decided that I would use my coffee filter wreath as a Valentine's wreath as well. I just simply took off my decorations that I had previously used and then added a few felt hearts I picked up at Jo-Ann Fabrics.  No sense in letting a perfectly good wreath only be useful for one season or holiday. I think I will continue to just make simple changes and keep it for multiple occasions.  

All you need to do is simply flatten the coffee filters and layer them on top of one another. I attached the filters using a hot glue gun, and was able to cover the straw wreath form in a matter of minutes. Then I simply attached the hearts at the bottom.  I used the straw wreath form from Hobby Lobby, and actually left it inside the plastic covering it came packaged in. That makes it a lot easier to maintain the shape, and then you are not cleaning up straw pieces that would fall off over time.

Here are three other ways I used the same wreath and just changed up the decorations.

Coffee Filter Wreath

Cupcake Liner Wreath Fireworks Edition

Cupcake Liner Wreath Snowflake Edition

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