Tuesday, January 17, 2017

DIY Valentine's Garland

We all have a ton of craft supplies laying around that we were going to make something with, but never got around too, right? I am joining a group of bloggers for a Crafty De-stash Challenge, where we were challenged to create a project using only supplies we had on hand. Over Christmas break, I organized my craft supplies and realized I had a ton of card stock and washi tape that I needed to use, so I decided to make a DIY Valentine's Garland.

Create an easy Valentine's garland using craft supplies you already have on hand.You may remember last month I created a Christmas card holder from a wooden frame and wire. This month I am showing you how to style it for Valentine's Day by creating heart shaped garland using some of my craft supplies.

I am using some of my Valentine's supplies from Oriental Trading company, washi tape I had on hand, alphabet stickers and stamps I use in Bible journaling, and some clothespins I found while cleaning the garage.

Create an easy Valentine's garland using craft supplies you already have on hand.


Supplies:

Assorted Valentine themed cardstock
Assorted Be Mine ribbon
Glue dots
Be Mine Cling stamps
Ink pad
Alphabet stickers
Clothes pins (mini and regular sized)
Assorted Valentine washi tape

Cut out 6 triangle shapes for your pennant and several heart shapes in various sizes. You can cut by hand or using your cutting machine; I used my Cricut Explore Air.

Create an easy Valentine's garland using craft supplies you already have on hand.

Affix the letters to the triangles to spell "Be Mine." Decorate the hearts using anything you have on hand, like ribbon, buttons, bows, stickers, stamps, etc.

Create an easy Valentine's garland using craft supplies you already have on hand.

I layered the smaller hearts over the larger ones using glue dots. I also made bows from pieces of the ribbon and affixed them to the larger hearts, using glue dots.

Create an easy Valentine's garland using craft supplies you already have on hand.

Take the clothespins from plain to fancy by adding washi tape in gold glitter and heart patterns.

Create an easy Valentine's garland using craft supplies you already have on hand.

Use the clothes pins to hang the pennants and hearts on the wire in the frame.

Create an easy Valentine's garland using craft supplies you already have on hand.

What type of crafting supplies do you tend to hoard? Will you take the Craft Room De-stash challenge too and use up some of your craft supplies?

Create an easy Valentine's garland using craft supplies you already have on hand.

My blogger friends and I are sharing over 20 projects to inspire you. I hope you will visit all the other bloggers and see what they created!

Create an easy Valentine's garland using craft supplies you already have on hand.





Disclaimer: Oriental Trading sent me products for review but, as always, all opinions are 100% my own.

20 comments:

  1. So so cute!!! I've done a similar project but need to make my pins prettier! :)

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  2. What a cute project! Perfect for Valentine's Day!

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  3. Great project and I love how you jazzed up those clothes pins. Thanks for the inspiration.

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  4. So cute. Love this for any holiday or special occasion.

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    1. You can definitely customize for any holiday or occasion!

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  5. This is so pretty and festive. I love the clothes pins.

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  6. Beautiful. My daughter would enjoy doing this. Stopping by from the crafty destash challenge
    Emily
    www.domesticdeadline.com

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    1. Thanks for visiting! This project is so easy that it is perfect to do with the kids!

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  7. Such a cute idea! I have a bunch of those super mini clothespins (an oops order) that I could use to make this. Thanks for the idea. =)

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    1. This is a perfect use for the mini clothespins (and you could even paint them!)

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  8. I love this idea!! I have lots of supplies that I could use to make one too. Thanks for the inspiration!

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  9. Nice re-purpose of an earlier decor piece! You could destash this piece every month! :)

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    1. I agree! Now I have to figure out what to do for Spring!

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  10. This is super cute!! I love it! :) I love decorating clothespins with washi tape too! I add magnets to the back of mine and put them on the fridge!

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