Upcycled T-Shirt Heart Wreath

By: Crystal's Craft Spot

By: Crystal's Craft Spot

Valentine's Day wreaths are almost as popular as Christmas wreaths, and there are a ton of ideas for making Valentine wreaths that really stand out, like this Upcycled T-Shirt Heart Wreath. At first glance, you'd never guess that this beautiful Valentine wreath was made out of an old t-shirt!

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteWeekend project

Primary TechniqueFlorals/Wreaths

Intermediate

HolidayValentine's Day

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flowergirl

Feb 19, 2018

This wreath is too cool not to make. Easter is coming up and I can get some cardboard and t-shirts from Goodwill to make this. I'm thinking light pink and green are primary Easter colours for this wreath.

Morehouse17

Jan 30, 2018

Red has never been one of my favorite colors so I do not have any t-shirts to up-cycle to make this beautiful heart wreath. Typically because t-shirts are made of knit, I suppose I will have to buy a yard to red knit fabric to make this Valentines wreath. I know it will be worth it.

Delphine Bryant

Jan 20, 2018

What a spiffy idea. I have a few old tee shirts that I hold on for cleaning rags around the house and I get a lot of use from them that way but this would be a piece of art that all would enjoy. I do not think I have a red one but I will be looking for one to make this Valentines wreath. Love this.

Crafty Suz

Feb 12, 2017

Oh my word, what a great idea. This technique could be used for several different kinds of wreaths. I love that it promotes recycling. It also could be used to make the ribbons for Breast Cancer awareness for example. By using the cardboard shape an Easter bunny or basket could be done too. This is an exciting idea which bring other holidays and shapes to my mind. I've always got cardboard on hand and a t-shirt or two that is stained or outgrown. What else could be done?