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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

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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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