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Valentine Felt Hearts - 4 Simple Craft Projects

By Jen

Felt Heart Valentine's Day Craft - One simple felt heart can be used to make these 4 lovely Valentine's Day crafts. Simple crafts for kids to make and give. #ValentinesDayCrafts #ValentinesDay #FeltCrafts #craftsforkids

I love working with felt. Sheets of felt are inexpensive, widely available, vibrant in colour, easy to cut and a breeze to sew. In the weeks leading up to Valentine's Day (well, any holiday really) I become more than a little obsessed with making things from felt...specifically felt hearts. I find myself with a pile of felt hearts...wondering what to make with them. So, I came up with 4 beautiful Valentine felt heart craft ideas...simple gifts to make and give.

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Valentine Felt Heart - 4 Simple Craft Ideas

Felt Heart Bookmark

From the felt, cut out 2 large hearts (2" in tall) and 2 medium hearts (1.5" tall).

Pin and sew 1 large heart to the front of a piece of ribbon (11" long). Once in place, use a blanket stitch to sew the two large hearts together. 

felt heart on ribbon

Now, sew the medium hearts in place...one on the front and one on the back. You may use as many or as few hearts as you wish. 

valentine felt heart bookmark

To finish the other end of the ribbon I was able to melt the end by carefully running a lighter along the exposed end. Otherwise, simply sew a quick hem along the open end. Done.

Felt Heart Brooch

From the felt, cut out 1 large, 1 medium and 1 small heart. 

felt heart brooch pin back

Sew a standard pin-back onto the large heart. Position the pin back near the top of the heart, so it sits nicely when pinned.

valentine felt heart brooch

Sew the medium and small hearts in place, using a blanket stitch. Done.

Felt Heart Charm for Necklace

From the felt, cut 1 large, 1 medium and 1 small heart.

felt heart necklace loop

Sew a small loop of felt to the back of the large heart...this is where the chain or ribbon will go for the necklace. Again, position the loop near the top of the heart, so it sits nicely when on the necklace.

valentines felt heart necklace

Sew the medium and small hearts in place, using a blanket stitch. Feed a chain or ribbon through the loop and done.

Felt Heart Hair Clip

From the felt, cut 1 large and 1 medium heart

felt heart hair clip glued

Sew the hearts together, using a blanket stitch.

valentine felt heart hair clip

Use a hot glue gun to adhere the hearts to the hair clip. Cover the glued area with a small disc of felt. Done.

And there you have it, from one simple felt heart comes 4 fabulous craft projects. I whipped these up in an afternoon and I'm sure my daughters are going to enjoy turning the felt hearts they have cut out into each of these projects. What other ideas can you think of? How else would you use your felt hearts?

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About Jen

Jen Farr is a mother living in Toronto, Canada. She has been sharing her DIY crafts, recipes, activities and parenting advice for over 15 years on her blog Kitchen Counter Chronicle. Jen is the mom of 2 lovely daughters. She believes in the power of taking small steps that can make big impacts on the world.

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