50 DIY Valentine's Day Decorations That You'll Love for Your Home

Yes, you can really make one of these professional-looking balloon backdrops yourself! Just don't be surprised if your guests ask you to design and host their next party.

Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built.

Place a bowl of these yarn-wrapped hearts in the middle of your dining room table for a sweet, rustic touch. They double as great homemade gifts!

Get the tutorial at It All Started with Paint.

Valentine's Day floral arrangements can be really, really expensive—but that's okay, because this year, you can make your own at home! Inexpensive grocery store blooms are put to good use in this gorgeous centerpiece.

Get the tutorial at Julie Blanner.

There's a reason you saved up all those wine corks after all! This cute idea makes for the sweetest DIY home décor accent.

Get the tutorial at Sand & Sisal.

Got white balloons? Great! Just a few lipstick-covered kisses later, you'll be on your way to this awesome decoration.

Get the tutorial at Studio DIY.

How simple is this DIY vase? Even your kids can craft one.

Get the tutorial at It All Started with Paint.

Those tiny conversation heart candies serve as the inspiration for this easy-to-make garland. You can decorate it with the classic sayings, or switch things up to truly personalize it!

Get the tutorial at Tell Love and Party.

Keep your flowers from wilting by placing them in this conversation hearts vase. (There's actually another vase full of water hidden within it.)

Get the tutorial at Smart School House.

Made of shiplap and a coat of paint, this darling heart would look stunning on your mantel or hung in an entryway.

Get the tutorial at A Wonderful Thought.

Between garlands, paper hearts, and a pair of DIY signs (with a classic Valentine’s Day sentiment), your mantel will look ready for the holiday in the blink of an eye.

Get the tutorial at Tatertots & Jello.

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Hugs and kisses, indeed! You can make this adorable wall hanging using gold pleather, fabric, and a wood dowel for hanging.

Get the tutorial at Sarah Hearts.

Show off some of Ree's favorite hues (like turquoise and bright red) with these sachets. They're great for hanging all over the house—or you can fill them with lavender to add a soothing scent.

Get the tutorial at Flamingo Toes.

Sometimes, the simplest artwork really is the prettiest, and this vibrant-pink heart art certainly falls in that category. It looks sweet in a reading corner and would also be just right for a little one’s room year-round.

Get the tutorial at Say Yes.

Since it’s winter, we could all use some extra color in our homes, and these flowery vases fit the bill. Make the blooms using kaleidoscopic doilies and place them in little vases spelling out the word “love.”

Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.

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Looking for some easy-peasy DIY Valentine’s Day decorations you can make in mere minutes? These folded paper hearts are as uncomplicated and cute as they come. They’ll look nice above your fireplace.

Get the tutorial at Design Fixation.

Using pink glass paint, you can beautify that vintage glassware you have lying around, giving them a full-on Valentine’s Day makeover. Pink roses act as a pretty finishing touch.

Get the tutorial at Pillar Box Blue.

Using none other than a 3D printer, you can use a high-tech DIY method to make a delightful heart-shaped jewelry box. Although it’s spot-on for Valentine’s Day, we think it’s something you can use the rest of the year.

Get the tutorial at Maritza Lisa.

You may only have eyes for your other half, but it can’t hurt to keep a few of your crushes around the house, too, just for Valentine’s Day. (Get inspired by Ree's celebrity crushes!) These embroidered celeb dolls will make you both giggle.

Get the tutorial at The House That Lars Built.

If you need some teeny spots to park a few votives around your house, you can make these diminutive heart-shaped candle coasters.

Get the tutorial at Dream Green DIY.

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Using words that perfectly describe Valentine’s Day, like "Cupid," "kiss," and "sweetheart," you can use dictionary pages to make some of the cutest magnets ever.

Get the tutorial at Rose Clearfield.

How’s this for a modern take on a Valentine’s Day wreath? Displaying a row of hearts in ombré hues, you’ll use a yarn-wrapped hoop wreath to complete the colorful look.

Get the tutorial at BlissMakes.

Maybe traditional Valentine’s Day decorations and hearts galore don’t totally appeal to you. In that case, you should make some gorgeous hoop wreaths festooned with red florals and greenery. It’s a subtle nod to the holiday while making décor you can showcase for seasons to come.

Get the tutorial at Grace In My Space.

Used books can often live out second acts as clever crafts, and this banner is proof. With book pages dolled up in heart doilies and X’s and O’s, you’ll craft a banner that’ll show off all your love for Valentine’s Day.

Get the tutorial at Modern Glam.

A vintage carpet beater happens to have that trademark heart shape, so of course it makes for perfect Valentine’s Day décor! Spruce it up and clip on old-fashioned valentines for a bygone touch.

Get the tutorial at Sadie Seasongoods.

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It’s true: all you need is love, especially when it’s Valentine’s Day. This “love” banner serves as a wonderful reminder, even when it’s not February 14.

Get the tutorial at Crafty Lumberjacks.

Cupid has been busy! Make this kid-friendly craft with your littles and display gold-glittered arrows in vases, on bookshelves, or tucked into a wreath.

Get the tutorial at Our House Now a Home.

Grab a deck of playing cards and pull out only the ones with hearts—they’re just the thing when making a Valentine’s Day playing card wreath. It’s a clever take on traditional wreaths.

Get the tutorial at Refresh Living.

This heart dressed up in pink faux flowers is nothing short of stunning. Hang it in a window to make a Valentine’s breakfast for two even more romantic.

Get the tutorial at A Beautiful Mess.

Canvas heart art is so easy, and if you place several together on a wall, they’ll look even more charming. You’ll use doilies, pom-poms, stickers, and tiny flowers to craft these creations.

Get the tutorial at Design Improvised.

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These little bearded guys are wearing their Valentine’s best—all they need is a spot to sit where they can put smiles on everyone’s faces.

Get the tutorial at Follow the Yellow Brick Home.