Valentines Day is coming soon and are you looking for simple yet unique decor ideas to spruce up your home?

Creating Valentine’s decorations with confetti and Mod Podge is an easy, budget-friendly way to add festive cheer.

While browsing the craft store, the valentine confetti caught our eye.

And we thought we’d experiment and see if we could find a creative way to make some unique Valentine’s Day decor for our homes.

Creating Valentine’s decorations with confetti and Mod Podge is an easy, budget-friendly way to add festive cheer.

With just a few supplies and some creativity, you can easily add festive flair to your home for the occasion, while creating something special that celebrates love this Valentines Day!

Valentines Decor Supplies

Supplies you’ll need for this project:

  • Valentine confetti
  • Mod Podge
  • Scrabble tile letters
  • White craft paint
  • Black craft paint
  • scrap wood

Prepare Base

First cut a piece of scrap wood to 11″x11″.

Then paint it white.

Create Heart Stencil

Cut a heart stencil from a piece of paper and tape to the painted wood piece.

Next create a heart stencil from scratch paper about 8″ high.  

 Now position the stencil  on the wood with secure with a little painters tape.

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Apply Confetti with Mod Podge

Woman's hand spreading mod podge inside of heart shaped stencil.

Time to break out the confetti! 

Use a paint brush to evenly apply a layer of Mod Podge inside the heart stencil.    

Valentine decor sprinkling confett into a heart shape on a piece of wood.

While the Mod Podge is still wet, lightly scatter each of the different confetti shapes of your choice in the center of the stencil.

Woman's hand pressing confetti onto the mod podge in a heart shape

After you are satisfied with the amount of confetti, gently press down with your fingers to make sure they stick to the Mod Podge.

Next tap the wood on it’s edge to shake off any loose pieces of confetti.

Woman's hand removing heart stencil from Valentine decor.

Then carefully remove the stencil.

Valentine decor, sprinkling confetti onto mod podge in a heart shape.

After shaking off any loose confetti there may be a few spots to fill in with a bit more confetti.

Apply a little more Mod Podge with a small paint brush and then sprinkle on a little more confetti.

Gently press into place so you know they’re secure.

Finally, allow it to dry completely. 

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Woman's hand speading mod podge over the confetti.

Once the Mod Podge is dry and the confetti is held in place, add another layer of Mod Podge on top of the entire piece of wood to seal the confetti into place.

And then the confetti won’t be going anywhere!

Scrabble Tile Message

Woman's hand placing masking tape to align tile letters.

To make the frame for this cute Valentine’s Day decor, we used the same technique from our Reversible Holiday Signs tutorial last spring. 

Paint the wood black before assembling it.

Now we are ready to add our scrabble tile message

First position a piece of masking tape at the bottom edge of the wood.

This will ensure that you can adhere the tiles in a straight line.

Woman's hand removing masking tape after placing scrabble tile letters onto the Valentine decor.

Then attach the letters with a little wood glue.

After all of the letters are secure, remove the masking tape and allow to dry completely.

Keep it lying flat while it’s drying to prevent the letters from sliding. 

Sweet Valentines Day Decor

Confetti Heart Shaped Valentine decor in a Farmhouse frame on a table with love sign, apothacary jar with candy and white rose heart wreath.

Isn’t this sweet?!

And it was super fun to make!

Confetti Heart Shaped Valentine decor in a Farmhouse frame on a table with love sign, apothacary jar with candy and white rose heart wreath.

And since the confetti is holographic, it shimmers from all angles and is sure to catch your eye anywhere you are in your home.

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With this easy tutorial you’ll be on your way to adding some sweet Valentines decor to your home in no time at all.

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I’m a DIY enthusiast at heart—after all it’s in my DNA, thanks to my parents and grandparents who are avid DIYers. I’m also a devoted wife and mother of three amazing kids who keep me on my toes. My DIY journey began after my husband, Dan and I bought our first home. With high-end taste and a tight budget, I was determined to transform our builder-grade space with creativity and minimal cost. There’s nothing more satisfying than taking something unwanted and making it into a cherished piece, whether I’m restoring a vintage dresser or upcycling everyday finds.

I’m passionate about sharing what I’ve learned along the way and helping others create beautiful spaces without breaking the bank! When I’m not hunting for new DIY projects, I love spending time outdoors with my family, hiking, snowshoeing, and traveling.

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    1. Michelle Dickson says:

      Thank you Renae.

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