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Create a Floral Hoop Centerpiece for Valentine’s Day

Let’s create a beautiful floral hoop centerpiece that embodies love and creativity! Today, I am excited to share a craft filled with love. We’ll make a floral hoop centerpiece perfect for showcasing alongside your other Valentine's Day decorations. I invite you to join me in creating your own stunning floral hoop centerpiece. I will provide a complete materials list along with easy-to-follow steps.

Floral hoop centerpiece displayed on a table

Close-up of floral hoop with pink flowers and birdhouse

Video tutorial: 
Create a Floral Hoop Centerpiece for Valentine’s Day

Materials for floral hoop centerpiece

Materials
- One wooden hoop wreath ring
(You could also use an embroidery hoop)
- One candle holder (you can use metal or wood)
- Wooden heart embellishments 
- Artificial flowers
- Craft moss
- Birdhouse embellishment
- Optional: heating tool (needed if applying paint)
- Hot glue
- Floral cutters

Wooden hoop, moss, birdhouse, and hot glue

Step 1: Attach the hoop to the candleholder.

All the materials I used for this project were things I already had on hand. Therefore, I didn't need to apply paint to the wooden ring, as I had previously stained it for another project. I began by attaching the ring to the candle holder. Although I preferred to use a wooden candle holder, I wanted to see what I could create with the materials I already had available.

Floral, wooden ring and birdhouse

Step 2: Attach the embellishments and moss.

To attach the ring, I used hot glue. After securing the ring, I added the craft moss using hot glue. 

After adding the moss, I added the birdhouse embellishment.

Floral, wood hearts, and wood ring

Step 3: Adding Floral and Wooden Hearts.

I decided to add wooden hearts and floral elements to my design. First, I pre-cut the flowers to prepare them for attachment. Although the wooden hearts I’m using have a sticky backing, I decided to use hot glue for extra security to ensure they stay in place.

Pink floral, and birdhouse

Floral hoop centerpiece

Floral hoop centerpiece

That concludes the floral centerpiece design. I hope you enjoyed creating this centerpiece. This decoration also makes a lovely addition to Valentine's tiered tray display, serves as a centerpiece for a themed tea party, and much more. The possibilities are endless. Thank you for joining me in crafting this floral hoop centerpiece!



Pinterest pin displaying floral hoop

Comments

  1. That is the sweetest 💕

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    1. Thank you so much. I'm happy you enjoyed it. 🤗😊

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  2. Oh, my - this is so sweet! The little birdies are the perfect touch!

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    1. Maya, aw, thank you very much. I'm happy to hear you enjoyed it. 😊 The birds are my favorite. 🐦

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    1. Carol, thank you very much. You made my day. ♡

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  4. This is the sweetest centerpiece! You always find the cutest embellishments to use.

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  5. What a beautiful centrepiece, very pretty and very romantic and so well thought out.

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  6. Stephanie, very creative! Visiting from #MMBC

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  7. This is so gorgeous. Such a clever idea that you could do for any occasion. Well done.

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    1. Thank you very much. That is so kind of you. I really enjoyed this project, and I am happy that others have as well.

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  8. Featuring this lovely piece when my party opens!

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  9. how cute is this!! those little love birds <3

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  10. Very sweet floral centerpiece Steph. I am happy to feature your cute project at Love Your Creativity.

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    1. Linda, thank you very much. I'm happy you enjoyed this project. :)

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  11. FABULOUS centerpiece Steph! I love how you take traditional materials and turn them into unique pieces of home decor! Have a great week! Creatively, Beth

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    1. Beth, thank you. I'm happy to hear you enjoyed this craft.

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  12. Happy March Steph! Just popping back over to let you know I will be featuring your post at my Sweet Tea & Friend's March Link Up. Which will be live shortly.
    xo

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    1. Paula, happy March! I hope all is well. Thank you for featuring my craft. I'm happy you enjoyed it. :)

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