Stuffed Fabric Heart Bouquet

Nothing says “I Love You” like a DIY bouquet of flowers, I mean…Stuffed Fabric Hearts for Valentines Day! This adorable decor is made to look like Conversation Heart candy with the Dollar Tree colored fabric and cute sayings like “XOXO” and “Be Mine”!

Stuffed Fabric Valentines Day Heart Bouquet with Dollar tree rainbow color tye dye fabric to look like a conversation heart bouquet with valentine phrases stamped on each heart and a big messy colorful bow in a white jar.

This Stuffed Fabric Heart Bouquet is one of my fave crafts that we’ve done in my private VIP crafting group, The CRafterparty!

I think the best part about this one is that it can literally be made in any style imaginable. Primitive vibe? Yup! Farmhouse? Sure! Traditional red hearts? Absolutely!

Of course, I decided to go the rainbow route. Well, conversation heart theme technically, but let’s face it…it’s rainbow!

The colorful tye-dye fabric is from Dollar Tree and I am absolutely obsessed with it. I haven’t even used it all and I already want to buy more.

The completed conversation heart bouquet on the top of a tiered tray.

If you love the rainbow-ish conversation heart decor for Valentines Day, you have abso-stinking-lutely have to see the Conversation Heart Wreath we made last year too!

The completed Valentines Day DIY decor heart bouquet next to part of a Let It Snow sign hanging on the wall.

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Supplies Needed to Make a Stuffed Fabric Heart Bouquet

All the supplies needed to complete the project laid out flat on a table with a piece of kraft paper down.

Jar or small vase
Fabric (same kind or several coordinating patterns)
Wood dowels or skewers
Excelsior or raffia
Floral foam
Poly fil
Muslin
Mini acrylic stamp set
Tim Holtz Distressed Ink Pad
Mini pink heart embellishment
White paint
Vaseline
Glue Gun

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Close up of the stuffed hearts where you can see all the sayings stamped on them, saying "kuv u", "hug me", "kiss me", :be mine", "xoxo".

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Learn to make this Stuffed Fabric Heart Bouquet for Valentines Day

When creating your own unique creations I encourage you to think outside of the box! Use what you see simply as inspiration to make it your own. My goal is to INSPIRE you and that is why this site is filled with hundreds (literally) of free tutorials and ideas. The CRafterparty is a more intimate, VIP experience where I share exclusive tutorials like this Stuffed Fabric Heart Bouquet where I provide a supply list so you can craft along, and encourage you to complete it along the way!

Get the FULL tutorial inside The CRafterparty here.

Here’s the Dollar Tree fabric on the roll, see it’s almost a Tye-Dye look to it right? Every color but the blue was sent to me in Happy Mail, and I searched every Dollar Tree high and low for the blue to complete my set. Now I have every color!

5 rolls of dollar Tree fabric, from left to right, blue, yellow, pink, purple, green.

I used an old candle jar as the “vase” but you could use a mason jar as well. I decided it was a little too plain so added this rainbow leaf trim to the bottom to jazz it up.

The vase that the heart bouquet is in painted white with rainbow leaf trim at the bottom.

You could use spanish moss to cover the top, or excelsior like I used here. I prefer the color of the excelsior for this particular project.

The dowels going into the white vase with excelsior on top covering the foam filling.

It wouldn’t be a Manda Panda Project without a beautiful big messy rainbow bow.

A big messy rainbow fabric bow with a pink heart embellishment in the center.

Even though the fabric is a tad on the bright side to be conversation hearts, I still added the cute little sayings on each one so that you can tell they are conversation heart themed.

They say “luv u”, “xoxo”, “hug me”, “kiss me”, “be mine” and I messed up and made and extra saying so the back of the yellow one also says “ur cute”. A happy mistake!

Hands down my FAVE project (at least my fave project in The CRafterparty) that we made for Valentines Day. This has officially started my love for the conversation heart theme that I fully anticipate will take over all of my Valentines crafts and decor for the remainder of this year LOL!

As always…be inspired to make it your own and if you need a little help, come join us in The CRafterparty!

This year, my fave Valentines color is RAINBOW!

The completed project sitting on the top tier of a white tiered tray, with kraft paper pink and purple hearts on the bottom tray.

Are you going to make this Stuffed Fabric Heart Bouquet for Valentines this year? If you do, I’d love to see it! Pop on over to our free Craftspiration Facebook group, and join in on the fun by posting a pic of your completed DIY’s and crafts. I just love to see all your creative and crafty creations!

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