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Create this adorable Printable Valentine’s Day Wreath Craft for kids! This easy Valentine craft includes a free printable template and is perfect for a fun craft day.
Valentine’s Day Wreath
If you’re looking for a sweet and simple Valentine’s Day craft that still feels extra special, this Printable Valentine’s Day Heart Wreath is just the thing! 💕 It’s the kind of project that looks impressive when it’s finished, but is easy enough for kids to create with just a few basic supplies.
With layered hearts, bright pops of pinks and purples, and the cutest little bows, this wreath gives kids plenty of room to be creative. They can mix and match colors, add fun patterns, or write sweet little messages inside the hearts. It’s a hands-on way to practice cutting, coloring, and designing!
Why You’ll Love This Valentine’s Day Wreath
- Low prep (just print and grab markers!)
- Great fine motor practice
- Encourages creativity and color choices
- Makes adorable Valentine’s Day décor
- Perfect for home, classroom, or homeschool
Materials Needed To Make A Paper Heart Wreath
- Free Printable Valentine’s Day Heart Wreath Template
- White cardstock (for printing)
- Paper Plate, dinner size
- Markers, crayons, or colored pencils
- Scissors
- Glue stick or double sided tape
How To Make a Valentine’s Day Heart Wreath
Step 1: Print the Template
- Print the free heart coloring pages. We prefer to print these on cardstock for the durability of the project.
- Color as desired with markers, colored pencils or crayons – Let kids choose their favorite Valentine colors such as pinks, reds, purples, or even rainbow! Encourage patterns like stripes, polka dots, swirls, or little doodle hearts.
Step 2: Cut out the Pieces
- Carefully cut around each heart and bow shape. Younger kids may need a little extra help with the smaller or more detailed pieces, but cutting out heart shapes is excellent practice for building scissor skills. The curved lines encourage better control, strengthen hand muscles, and help kids learn how to smoothly turn their paper as they cut.
Step 3: Arrange on a Paper Plate Wreath
- Cut out the center of your paper plate so you have a wreath shape.
- Following the circle shape of your plate, tape your hearts in place filling the whole paper plate.
Step 4: Add a Ribbon
- If desired, add a small ribbon loop or magnet to the back of your wreath for hanging.
