Valentine's Day is two weeks today and if you enjoy having a wreath or garland on your front door, why not hang two padded hearts and a big ribbon bow instead.
Here is a padded heart which you could make in an hour. Once you have made two, simple tie them together using a matching ribbon and hang on the door.
All you need to do is to draw a heart-shaped template, use a pair of scissor to cut your fabric shapes and be able to sew two pieces of fabric together.
Gingham is always cheery, and it is a lovely fabric to use for homemade projects such as these padded hearts.
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| Lella Loves... Fabric Hearts |
Here is a padded heart which you could make in an hour. Once you have made two, simple tie them together using a matching ribbon and hang on the door.
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| Lella Loves... Templates |
All you need to do is to draw a heart-shaped template, use a pair of scissor to cut your fabric shapes and be able to sew two pieces of fabric together.
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| Lella Loves... Scrap Fabric |
Gingham is always cheery, and it is a lovely fabric to use for homemade projects such as these padded hearts.
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| Lella Loves... Fabric Hearts |
If you love fabrics, there is a great sense of satisfaction to be had once a project is completed. For a homespun look, use an old patchwork quilt. Old shirts are a good source of fabric for smaller craft projects.
If you wanted to make the hearts yourself, I have a tutorial post to help you.
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| Lella Loves... Ribbon |
Two fabric padded hearts tied to your front door is a lovely decoration for February. Choose ginghams or ditzy florals to make your visitors smile. I chose this lovely wired red and cream checked ribbon for the bow.
*DOOR HEARTS PIC*
Lella Loves... Fabric Hearts
Have a lovely day.
Lella xx
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