Fringed Felt Heart
INSIDE : Learn how to craft this adorable Felt Heart Fringe wall decor project just in time for Valentine’s Day! It is a great project for all ages and takes less than an hour to make.
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The felt returns. Are you excited as I am?!! Over the Christmas holidays, I had a full week of nothing but felt crafts and I kind of fell in love with felt (Ornaments, Tree Wall Hanging, Snowflake Mittens). So I decided to pull out my stash for the love holiday and make a cute Fringed Felt Heart, perfect for the upcoming Valentine’s Day!
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- Fringe Felt Heart
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What supplies do I need to make a Fringed Felt Heart?
- Empty Cereal Box
- Assorted Colors of Felt
- Gold Felt
- Glue Gun
- Gold Scissors
- Rose Gold Ruler
- Marker
- Baker’s Twine
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I think the game changer for me and felt was the color options. Most craft stores carry Crayola vibrant colors and not much else. So when I stumbled upon Craft Wool Felt on Etsy, I was smitten instantly!
You could easily use a spare piece of cardboard, but I had an empty box of cereal (Yes, I can already hear the comments coming. I know, my kids are lucky I let them eat delicious Golden Grahams) on hand and it was the perfect thickness for this project.
Cut up your cereal box in the shape you desire. I made a heart and it was so quick, I also made two diamonds later. Using your gorgeous ruler (I swear #officesuppliesaremycrack), mark off your basic widths for each color of felt.
Next, cut the strips of felt and fringe away. And finally, using a glue gun, start at the bottom and slowly adhere the felt to your shape.
When you are done, you will be left with a non-descript felt blob. Simply, turn over your shape and cut the felt down per the cardboard edges.
What did I tell you? Are these not the cutest Fringed Felt hearts and diamonds you’ve ever seen?
My daughter is waiting so patiently to hang them in her room, but I’m afraid I might need to lay claim to them first!
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Thank you for this idea! I have some felt out, but will make it another day soon. I used your idea and create md a hanging heart using a natural tan ribbon with pale pink lace on each end. I matched up the lace scallops for each strip of lace. I hung it with twine. It turned out so pretty. Thank you for sharing!
Oh it sounds so lovely, Julie!! Thanks for letting me know. 😉
I’m going to combine your project along with another project I did for Valentine’s Day to create a St. Patty’s project. The other V-Day project was a heart felt tree. They turned out gorgeous. I made a tall pale pink and shorter trees in hot pink and white for a total of three trees each topped with a shimmery heart. They were used as the centerpiece for a Valentine’s Tea I hosted for my in-laws. Now, I want to use your felt fringe idea to create a rainbow cone tree. I could use circles, but I’m thinking the fringed strips will look great (as long as I can get the top of the tree nice and neat). I’m starting soon, so if you have any suggestions or other ideas, please let me know.
So fun, Julie! I love your creativity. I made this Valentine’s Day fringe tree a while back but it might be helpful as I did strips of fringe on it. https://www.delineateyourdwelling.com/2014/01/valentines-day-fabric-tree.html
What a great craft idea, and the color combination is perfect. My daughter is going to want to to do this one, for sure. Thanks for linking up at the Pretty Project Party!
So cute! Always love your stuff.
Isn’t felt the most fun? LOVE your project! Thanks so much for sharing your creativity at the The DIY Collective this week! Hope to see you again next Thursday.
Have an awesome week!
~ Ashley
Thanks, Ashley! I am quickly falling in love with felt in a big way.
Super cute, Amy! Love those colors.
Really cute idea and so simple!
Thanks so much, Melesa!
So cute, Amy!!
This is a such a great idea and quite versatile too. You can use them for party decorations as well!
oh my goodness – I love these! I think my daughter and I have a craft activity for the weekend! xo
Yay, thank you Sara! My daughter already has the diamond hanging in her room. 😉
Such a cute idea, Amy! Love the colors you chose.
This is such a cute idea! I can never find Valentines day decor that I like and this is so perfect!
Ah, so glad you like it Stephanie! Thanks for stopping by.
This is super adorable Amy!
This are adorable Amy! I love the texture of the felt!
Thanks Rachel. I’m definitely going through a felt stage, ha!
Oh my gosh!!! I LOVE this so much. I’m going to make one of these for my baby girl’s nursery!
Ah, what a great idea to use in a nursery! Love it.
This is super cute for all year with those fun colors!
Thanks friend! 😉