25 Conversation Heart-Themed DIYs
Start crafting for Valentine’s Day with sweet little conversation hearts in mind. You and the kids can make sweetheart signs and rings to hand out to their classmates. Sew up conversation heart coasters and hand warmers with cute phrases embroidered on them. Whether you’re throwing a Valentine’s Day party, decorating the home, or making valentines for the kids, you can find all the heartwarming inspiration you need in these 25 Conversation Heart-Themed DIYs…
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Conversation Heart Signs
Construct conversation heart signs to place in front of the house.
Get the tutorial at Icing Designs Online. -
Conversation Heart Balloons
Write messages using dry erase marker onto balloons.
Check it out at Studio DIY. -
Candy Hearts Topiary
Glue candy hearts to a topiary for Valentine's Day decor.
Find out more at Tiny Prints. -
Construction Paper Garland
Think of fun and cute things to write on your homemade conversation hearts garland.
Find out more at Mean Baby. -
Felt Coasters
Learn how to sew and embroider felt coasters to give to your friends.
Check it out at Prudent Baby. -
Gift Tags
Use polymer clay to make heart shaped gift tags.
Find out more at Fellow Fellow. -
Hand Warmers
Sew little hand warmers to give out for valentines.
Find out more at Fresh Eggs Daily. -
Table Toppers
Decorate the table with homemade conversation hearts your guests can take home.
Find out more at Plaid Online. -
Gift Wrap
Make your own conversation heart wrapping paper to wrap goodies inside.
Check it out at A Pretty Life in the Suburbs. -
Treat Stands
Use wooden candlesticks as the base for your homemade conversation heart treat stands.
Find out more at The Partiologist. -
Sparkling Wreath
Make a sparkling Valentine's Day wreath to hang on your door.
Find out more at Todd & Lindsey. -
Felt Hearts
Make conversation hearts from felt in a few easy steps.
Find out more at Craft Bits. -
Heart Necklaces
Make candy heart necklaces to give away as valentines.
Find out more at Lines Across. -
Full of Hearts
Simply fill the base of a candleholder with conversation hearts for some extra Valentine's Day fun.
Find out more at Rockin' Cali Girls. -
Heart on a Ring
Use candy conversation hearts to make cute rings.
Find out more at Blue Moss Girls. -
Stamped with Love
Use letter stamps to write sweet messages into clay hearts.
Find out more at Momtastic. -
Heart Hats
These would be a great craft to make at a Valentine's Day party.
Find out more at Alphamom. -
Wall of Hearts
Spend an afternoon with the kids painting wood heart plaques to make conversation hearts to mount on the wall.
Find out more at Artsy Fartsy Mama. -
Tea Bags
Make conversation heart tea bags to give out to.
Find out more at Martha Stewart. -
Cozy Pillows
Curl up with a cozy conversation pillow you just made that afternoon.
Find out more at Jessica Peck. -
Sending Your Love
Cut out a paper heart garland and send it out to someone you love.
Find out more at The Partiologist. -
Heart Trees
Use some super glue and a styrofoam cone to make pretty conversation heart trees.
Find out more at Our Everyday Art. -
Small Felt Hearts
Make small felt conversation hearts and attach a safety pin on the back to turn them into pins.
Find out more at Christine Chitnis. -
Sweet Headband
Sew a sweetheart headband for yourself to wear.
Check it out at Sew Weekly. -
Heart Soaps
Use heart shaped cookie cutters to cut out heart soaps.
Find out more at Martha Stewart.
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Jaime Morrison Curtis is author of the bestselling book Prudent Advice: Lessons for My Baby Daughter (A Life List for Every Woman), and follow up fill-in journal My Prudent Advice, and founding co-editor at Prudent Baby, the premier DIY destination for crafty moms seeking ways to make their lives even more stylish and beautiful.
My kids love conversation heart candies — I will have to try making these crafts!