DIY Clay Valentine Hearts and Garland

Wow the one you love with DIY clay Valentine hearts and garland!

DIY Clay Hearts and Garland for Valentine's Day - So Much Better With Age

You probably know by now that I’m not a big crazy fan of red and love neutrals so this clay heart garland is perfect for decorating for Valentine’s Day in a neutral way.

And I love pink too so I added a few pink touches to these clay tags. These clay hearts and tags are easy and fun to make for Valentine’s Day and have less calories than chocolate, ha!

Here’s what you’ll need.

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SUPPLIES:

  • oven bake clay (I used this brand)
  • rolling pin
  • cookie cutters
  • alphabet stamps
  • different tools around the house to make any design you want
  • cookie sheet
DIY Clay Valentine Hearts and Garland / supplies - So Much Better With Age

TUTORIAL:

1. Play with your clay until it becomes soft. Roll it out on a flat surface with a rolling pin (roll it out onto parchment paper then you can put the parchment paper on a baking sheet with the clay).

2. Cut  into desired shapes. Use different tools or textures to create unique pieces.

3. If you running string through them, poke a hole at the top.

4. Smooth edges with your fingers before baking.

5. Follow the directions on the package. I baked mine at 275 deg F for 30 minutes.

6. Let cool. Color, paint, draw on your clay!

DIY Clay Valentine Hearts and Garland / shaping the clay - So Much Better With Age
DIY Clay Valentine Hearts and Garland / clay hearts to bake - So Much Better With Age

I love how it turned out! I left my large hearts white because, well, I love white.

DIY Clay Valentine Hearts and Garland / baked hearts - So Much Better With Age
DIY Clay Valentine Hearts and Garland / up close picture of clay heart - So Much Better With Age
DIY Clay Valentine Hearts and Garland / clay hearts in metal bowls - So Much Better With Age
DIY Clay Valentine Hearts and Garland / hearts and roses - So Much Better With Age
DIY Clay Valentine Hearts and Garland / be mine heart - So Much Better With Age
DIY Clay Valentine Hearts and Garland / clay tag banner - So Much Better With Age
DIY Clay Valentine Hearts and Garland / banner and flowers - So Much Better With Age

For the clay banner, I used a fine pink felt to fill in the hearts and arrows I made.

DIY Clay Valentine Hearts and Garland / hearts and arrows - So Much Better With Age

For this heart,  I pressed twine around the edges.

DIY Clay Valentine Hearts and Garland / twine and clay hearts - So Much Better With Age

And for this heart, I pressed it into a metal basket.

DIY Clay Valentine Hearts and Garland / decorative hearts - So Much Better With Age
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Are you inspired to make your own Valentine’s?

Make sure to pin it for later!

DIY Clay Valentine Hearts and Garland - So Much Better With Age

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55 Comments

  1. Gorgeous, gorgeous! I posted about some salt dough hearts I made the other day, but I am loving the versatility an pure white color of yours.

    Have a great week!
    Angela @ Number Fifty-Three

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  11. This is so cute. I’ve often wanted to do something with that clay but wasn’t sure just what. You make it look very easy.

    Wonderful to be co-hosting with you.

    – Alma, The Tablescaper

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    1. Oh Christy, we are definitely kindred spirits. I don’t like red to wear either and only decorate with it at Christmas, haha. Thanks so much!
      Hugs,
      Jamie

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  19. So, so pretty! Love the white. I’ve never used clay before. Looks like I need to give it a try. Thanks so much for sharing, and beautiful photos!! Happy Wednesday to you!

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  25. These are simply lovely. Love the way you strung them over the old box. The white against the aged wood is wonderful. I have pinned this and I am sure I will be giving your tutorial a try.
    Thanks for sharing,
    Suzanne
    Pieced Pastimes

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