Get ready to fall in love with these adorable heart-shaped paper crafts! Perfect for adding a touch of cuteness to your home or desk. They also make wonderful decorations for special occasions like Valentine’s Day, adding a sweet, personal touch to your celebration. Whether you use them to create garlands, gift tags, or table centerpieces, these paper hearts are delightful.

This project is great for all ages, especially for kids, as it’s not only fun but also helps them develop fine motor skills through cutting, folding, and gluing. Spend quality time together crafting these simple yet beautiful paper flowers, and enjoy the creative process as much as the result. Here’s how to get started!

Supplies

colored paper craft
glue
scissor
straw
pencil

Instructions: How to Make Heart Paper Flowers

Step 1: Use the templates provided to cut out ten (10) hearts for each flower. Five of the hearts should be in one color, while the remaining five should be in a different color.

Step 2: Once the hearts are cut out, fold each one in half. These will form the petals of the flower.

Step 3: Glue the halves of the hearts together, alternating the colors.

Step 4: Before gluing on the last heart, insert the straw into the center, then close the flower with the straw in place.

Step 5: Using the templates again, cut out as many leaves as you need. Glue the leaves in pairs and attach them to the straw.

And that’s it. You will now have your paper hearts.

DIY Heart Paper Flowers

Learn how to make DIY heart paper flowers with this easy craft! Perfect for Valentine's Day, gifts, or adding a personal touch to your home decor.

Materials

Instructions

Use the templates provided to cut out ten (10) hearts for each flower. Five of the hearts should be in one color, while the remaining five should be in a different color.
Once the hearts are cut out, fold each one in half. These will form the petals of the flower.
Glue the halves of the hearts together, alternating the colors.
Before gluing on the last heart, insert the straw into the center, then close the flower with the straw in place.
Using the templates again, cut out as many leaves as you need. Glue the leaves in pairs and attach them to the straw.