Happy Valentine’s Day! If you follow me on Instagram (which we sure hope you already do – find me here!), then you’ve seen our newest Valentine’s Day project: the Candy Heart Valentine Bouquet! With a quick little trick, you can create a rose bouquet surrounded by conversation hearts. The roses are actually in the water though, which makes this the perfect DIY bouquet on Valentine’s Day. I can’t wait to show you how to make it!
Candy Heart Valentine Bouquet
Sooooo cute!
I got the two glass vases for just a few dollars at my local craft store. They usually have a lot to choose from there so it was fun to mix and match the sizes until I found two that were just perfect for this project.
Be sure to cut your flowers down to size so that they are just above the candy. That way, any evidence of the smaller vase inside will go unseen (we’re so sneaky!).
Place fresh roses inside the hidden water-filled vase. You know would else would be neat? You could use silk flowers too!
Finish each candy heart bouquet with a pretty bow. Adhere the bow using double-sided tape, if needed.
More DIY Valentine’s Day Ideas
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Conversation Heart Ice Cream:
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Conversation Heart Candy Melts:
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You Are Dynamite Pringles Cans:
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Foam Fortune Cookies
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Kinetic Sand Valentine:
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Pretzel Flowers
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Emoji Meringues
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Watercolor Paint Gift
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Pretzel Hearts
Happy Valentine’s Day!
Candy Heart Bouquet
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You Will Need
Materials to Make a Candy Heart Vase
- 1 larger vase
- 1 smaller vase (make sure it fits inside the larger vase)
- 2 bags of candy hearts or “conversation hearts”
- pink ribbon
- water
- flowers
- scissors
Directions
How to Make a Candy Heart Vase
- Cut flowers down to size
- Fill the smaller vase with water
- Place the smaller vase inside the larger vase
- Add candy hearts around the outside of the smaller vase
- Arrange flowers inside the smaller vase
