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Paper Heart Garland DIY

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This post shows you how to make a paper heart garland DIY.

This is an easy and eye-catching make that you can use for decoration in your home, as wedding decor, for a bridal shower, or even for a baby shower.

This is also great Valentine’s Day decor.

Hearts are the main decor on the 14th of February, and if you love DIY projects, why not make a Free Knitted Heart Pattern (Easy + Quick Project)

The garland took about 30/40 minutes to make and has a really nice decorative effect.

The Papers You Need

I used scrapbook papers I had left over from another project and just cut a simple heart template to draw around from paper.

This Valentine’s Day, garlands can use any color paper you have; you could also use a hot glue gun instead of sewing them together if you wanted to.

You need a sewing machine, but hand stitching could also work.

Here are the instructions below……enjoy making it!

Paper hearts DIY
Yield: Paper Heart Garland

Paper Heart Garland DIY

Paper hearts DIY

This is an easy and eye-catching make that you can use for decoration in your home, as wedding decor, for a bridal shower or even a baby shower.

Active Time 2 hours
Total Time 2 hours
Difficulty Easy/beginner
Estimated Cost $10

Materials

  • Scrapbook / craft papers
  • Thread
  • Baker’s Twine / Ribbon

Tools

  • Scissors
  • Sewing Machine
  • Paper / pencil
  • Hole punch

Instructions

  1. Draw out a heart shape on a piece of paper the size that you want your hearts to be. (About 2”)
  2. Select the craft papers you wish to use and put 3 layers together with a different design on each.
  3. Draw around the heart template as many times as you can fit and cut out. (Depending on how long you want your garland to be – make sure you have enough hearts for the length).
  4. Place your hearts into a stack of 3 – with two craft papers facing up and one on the back facing outwards (so you can see the design).
  5. Thread up your sewing machine and begin to stitch through the first heart, stitch a 2” gap then through the next heart.
  6. Continue to do this until you have no more hearts left.
  7. Punch a hole in the top heart and the bottom heart and tie a loop of baker’s twine (or ribbon) through. This will allow you to hang easily.

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