Can you believe it’s the first day of February?? I love February! There’s the Super Bowl, my birthday and Valentine’s Day. So much fun in one month! Do you decorate for Valentine’s Day? I don’t really decorate for Valentine’s Day, but this year, I made this super cute and Easy Valentine’s Day Pom Pom Heart Wreath and who better to share it with, than you!
It takes a little work making all the pom poms, but the cheerleader in me had so much fun! Once they’re made, putting the wreath together is simple and quick.
Who doesn’t like simple?
“And now here is my secret, a very simple secret: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.”
― Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, The Little Prince
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Supplies for the Valentine Pom Pom Heart Wreath
Step 1 – Make the Pom Poms
There will typically be four pom pom makers in a package. If not, you may have to buy two different size packages to get what you need. I used the three biggest ones to create my pom poms.
I chose to use the varigated yarn for the biggest pom poms and then made an equal amount of white and pink pom poms in the other two sizes.
Obviously, you can use whatever combination of yarn that makes your heart happy!
Depending how full you want the wreath will depend on how many pom poms you make.
The pom pom makers, make the task super easy. You just wind the yarn around each side, fold them into the center, cut the yarn down the middle and pull together with a separate piece of yarn.
Once you make the pom poms, you may have some straggling pieces of yarn. Just make sure you cut those off and shape it nice and round with your scissors, if necessary.
Step 2 – Tie the Pom Poms to the Wire Wreath
When tying the pom poms to the wire wreath, I started with the smallest pom pom on the inner most circle and worked my way out.
Just make sure you tie the pom poms tight and double knot them. If you don’t, they will slide and you may need to add more pom poms.
Just a heads up, as you work your way to the second and third rows, it does get kind of crowded when you are tying them on the wire.
Step 3 – Hanging Your Pom Pom Wreath
Once you get all the pom poms on, you are ready to hang.
For hanging my wreath I just used fishing line.
You can also use ribbon to jazz it up, a wreath holder for your door, or maybe you just want to hang it on the wall.
So easy, right?
I hope I have inspired you to make this easy pom pom wreath.
I hope your first day of February is amazing!
Oh, I almost forgot! I’ve also linked some of my favorite Valentine items for you below. When you shop my links it really helps me with my blogging journey, which I love so much! Thank you!
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This is just adorable Kim! I love the softer pinks you chose and how you used the solid colored pom poms with the multi-colored one.
Thank you, Diane! It was such a fun project!
This is such a cute project. I love a good pom pom!
They are fun, aren’t they?! I love making them too!
This is the cutest heart! Thank you so much for sharing and inspiring me!
Happy day!
KariAnne
Awe, I appreciate that, KariAnne! Thank you and enjoy the rest of your week!
The wreath is adorable Kim! I love it!
Thanks so much, Stacy!!
What a cute DIY craft!
Thanks and easy too, Annemarie!
This is adorable! Makes me want to make Pom poms whether I need them or not! Love it!
Haha…they are fun, aren’t they!
Right Leslie:
Now I want to make pom poms too….I need to get the maker and some yarn asap!!! I love your blog posts…❤️❤️❤️
I’m so glad!! Thank you!
Beautiful wreath soft and pretty, a preview to the season ahead. Love the February events; some of my besties birthdays, groundhog’s day, super bowl, Valentine’s Day…
Love your links this month. Lots of joy!
Thank so much, Tina! Such a fun project to do! xo
Kim this turned out so cute! I love the colors you chose. So when is your birthday? My sister’s birthday is the 4th and my stepson’s is on the 10th! I love February too!
Thanks, Kelly! I especially love the varigated yarn. You’ll be celebrating too, this February! My birthday is the 28th.
This came out so cute!! I love the yarn colors you used!!
Thanks so much, Jen! xo
I haven’t made pom poms in years! I’m so glad they are making a comeback. Your wreath is the sweetest 😊 I use fishing line often too – it makes the wreath the focal point. Pinning!
Yes, the fishing line makes the wreath look like its floating. I love that! Thanks for pinning and visiting!
Kim, this is a cute wreath. I have been wanting to make a pom pom wreath. Thanks for the inspiration.
They are definitely a fun project, Tammy!
Love this is so cute, and the colors are soft! I remember making pom poms for cheerleading too. They were great days!
So adorable. Happy February and happy early birthday!
Thanks Stacey!
Kim,
This is a perfect antidote to this winter weather! Cute!!
Thanks Libbie! Definitely brightens those winter days!
This turned out so cute. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you like it! It was such a fun project!
Your Valentine’s Day pom pom wreath is so cute and you’ll be able to enjoy it for years to come.
Thank you, Paula!
Kim, this is so cute! I remember making pom poms as a kid but haven’t made one since. I am going to have to think of a project I can use these for.
So many good pom pom projects out there! Thanks for stopping by Elizabeth!
I love this. It makes me feel all warm and fuzzy when I look at it. Definitely keen to try it. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Rachel! I hope you do try it. Definitely a fun one to make.
So cute – I love the subtle look of it but the heart is perfect.
Thank you, Rosemary!
This is so pretty and fun at the same time! What a great greeting for your guests at Valentine’s!
Thanks Crystal! I’m so pleased with how it turned out!
This is such a cute idea! It turned out so cherry and fun! Love it!
So kind of you! Thanks, Melba!
What an adorable wreath for Valentine’s Day, Kim! Thank you so much for sharing at Tuesday Turn About! Have a wonderful weekend! xo
Thank you, Lynne! Congrats again and happy weekend to you!