Tulips are one of my favorite flowers. Blame it on my Dutch heritage for loving them so. Last week I was searching the grocery store in hopes of finding white tulips. Their snowy white blooms always cheer me up. I found a few bunches and made a pretty arrangement. Later in the day, as I gazed happily at the blossoms, I was inspired to get crafty and make something pretty for Valentine’s Day using tulips. So today I’ll share how to make this lovely Tulip Heart Valentines Wreath. It is very simple to make and you can finish it in around 20 minutes.
To Make a Tulip Heart Valentines Wreath you will need the following items:
- grape vine heart wreath
- 2 silk floral bunches of light pink tulips
- 2 silk floral bunches of hot pink tulips
- 1 floral bunch pink/white flower spikes
- Wire cutters
- coordinating ribbon
Step 1) Using your wire cutters, cut apart the floral bunches leaving stems approximately 3-4 inches long. Push up all the greenery on each stem.
Step 2) Start at the top center inserting each tulip stem into the grapevine heart, alternating colors.
Step 3) Continue inserting the tulips stems in the same direction, all the way around the grapevine wreath.
Step 4) Cut multiple flower spikes from floral bunch, leaving 4 inch stems and then randomly insert the floral spikes in the wreath. Add as many or as few as you desire.
Step 5) Hang the wreath with a long length of ribbon.
That’s all there is too it. I love how the tulip heart valentines wreath looks in my office, nestled between the board and batten, though I might move it to the front door later this week. I set up a little pink and gold themed Valentines display on the credenza
My friend Cyndy, from the Creativity Exchange gave me the pretty gold and silver “Live the Life You Love” printable a few months back. I’m glad I have a lovely place to display it.
The white “XO” letters that I used on my Valentine’s Mantel last year, were given a quick marbelized and swirling touch of gold metallic craft paint.
I hope you like my Tulip Heart Valentines Wreath and make one for yourself too!
Happy Crafting!
KIM
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Kristin says
I absolutely love your wreath designs, and tulips are my favorite flower! I would love to make this one – I just have to find a good craft store with supplies. They’re kind of in short supply out here in Hawaii!
Pamela Smith says
Love this! It looks so bright and cheery! I guess it is the Dutch blood running through me too!
Deb says
Very, very pretty and easy to do as well. My kind of craft! Hanging it on the front door is the first place I thought of putting it. Thanks for a great idea.
Ellie LaJuett says
Love the soft colors of the wreath and thanks for the great directions!
martina says
So pretty!!
Christy@Confessions of a Serial Do-it-Yourselfer says
So pretty, Kim!
laura@top this top that says
sweet little wreath!
Stacie @ DivineLifestyle.com says
This is beautiful!
Rondell says
So very pretty, I pinned it!
Kim Wilson says
Thanks!!!
Julie says
I want a tulip wreath – really badly!
I had no idea tulips would make such a pretty wreath, learn something new every day!
Kim Wilson says
Aww, thank you Julie!
Samantha says
Absolutely love this! Beautiful!
Kim Wilson says
Thank you Samantha!
Jennifer Henning says
Can you tell me where you found the spikes and what dollar store you got tulips at?
Kim @ Sand & Sisal says
Hi Jennifer! I bought all the supplies at Michaels craft store.
Jennifer Henning says
Did you get them this year or recently I went to Michaels and cannot find them? Is there another name other than spikes
Kim @ Sand & Sisal says
Hi Jennifer,
That post was written last year. I haven’t been to Michaels since Christmas so I’m not sure what they have in stock currently. The “spikes” didn’t have a name of any kind on them. They were located in a different area of the store though (not in the usual silk flower aisle). They were with some of the easter home decor. Then again, this was last year. Wish I could help you out more. 😉