Buffalo Plaid Valentine Heart

How to make a Buffalo Plaid Valentines Heart Door Hanger-Sue's Creative Workshop www.sueeldred.com 4085

How to Make a Buffalo Plaid Door Hanger for Valentine’s Day.

An inexpensive Valentine’s Day project using items found at Dollar Tree*

and my favorite StyleTechCraft adhesive vinyl.

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How to make a Buffalo Plaid Valentines Heart Door Hanger

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How to make a Buffalo Plaid Valentines Heart Door Hanger

Directions:

  • Remove the twine hanger from the wood heart.
  • Paint the heart with acrylic paint.  I used white.
  • I created a large heart mask for the center of the wood heart using StyleTechCraft Matte Removable Vinyl*.  
  • Press down the edges of the mask so that paint can’t get under the mask.

How to make a Buffalo Plaid Valentines Heart Door Hanger

  • Cut 1″ strips of Removable Vinyl*.  Lay the strips across the wood heart.
  • Rub your finger over the vinyl strips to make sure that they are secure and have no gaps.
  • Paint inside the stripes with a thin coat of acrylic paint.  Be careful not to apply the paint too thick.   Only one thin coat of paint is needed.
  • Remove the vinyl strips.
  • Allow the paint to fully dry before continuing to the next step.

How to make a Buffalo Plaid Valentines Heart Door Hanger

  • Next, add strips of removable vinyl vertically over the heart.
  • Make sure the tape is flat with no gaps.
  • Paint over the heart with a thin coat a darker pink paint.
  • Carefully remove the tape.  Allow the paint to dry.

How to make a Buffalo Plaid Valentines Heart Door Hanger

  • Remove the strips and the heart mask.  Allow the paint to dry.
  • Lightly sand the wood heart. Sanding smooths the paint and helps to hide any little imperfections.
  • Wipe with a clean cloth.

How to make a Buffalo Plaid Valentines Heart Door Hanger

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How to make a Buffalo Plaid Valentines Heart Door Hanger

How to make a Buffalo Plaid Valentines Heart Door Hanger

  • Hot glue faux flowers, glitter heart pick, and ribbon bow to the top of the heart.
  • Add ribbon to the top two holes for hanging.
  • Hang the Wood Heart on a Door or add it to the center of a Wreath.

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Boo Door Hanger and Autumn Wreath

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The plan was to make the “Boo Door Hanger” and the “Autumn Wreath”

as two separate projects with two separate blog posts.

But… while I was working on decorating my front porch for Fall,

I tried them together and decided I liked it.

The “Boo Door Hanger” is a separate piece that I can remove after Halloween.

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I assembled the wreath using a grapevine wreath, a couple of fall silk floral bouquets, ribbon and my

hot melt glue gun.  After cutting the stems apart from the bouquet, I played around with the

arrangement of the flowers and glued them in place.

A simple bow glued into place finished off the Autumn Wreath.

The entire project took less than a half hour.

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The Boo Door Hanger was a little more involved…

I used Black Sign Tags that come with a White Wet Erase Marker from Deflecto Craft Solutions

and Halloween paper and stickers from Paper House Productions.

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I applied the Halloween paper onto thin chipboard and cut out three die-cut frames.

I cut the sign tags just slightly bigger than the opening of the frame and adhered it to the back.

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I drew in my letters using the white dry erase pen.

Make a mistake?  Just wipe the sign tag with a damp paper towel and start over.

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I punched two holes in the top and bottom of the first two frames and the top only of the last frame.

I added a black eyelet to each hole and connected the frames with small garment pins.

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I embellished each frame with Spooktacular 3D Stickers from Paper House Productions.

 

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