47 Heartfelt Valentine Crafts Worth Making and Selling

Crafting for Valentine’s Day can feel extra meaningful when you know someone will gift your work with love. Creating items to give to your loved ones or sell doesn’t mean losing creativity. It means understanding what your partners or shoppers are looking for during this season. This list was designed with both creativity and selling in mind. Head to the article to explore all 47 Valentine crafts you can make and sell.

1. Conversation Heart Clay Earrings

These earrings look like tiny candy hearts but feel polished and boutique-ready. They sell well as quick gifts, party favors, and Galentine’s Day accessories.

How to make: Condition polymer clay, roll to an even thickness, and cut small heart shapes. Stamp short phrases with letter stamps, bake per clay instructions, then sand edges smooth. Add a thin glaze if you want shine, then attach jump rings and hooks (or studs) with jewelry pliers.

Sell tip: Offer 3–5 phrase options and bundle sets.

2. Resin Glitter Heart Keychains With Embedded Flowers

Clear resin hearts with dried florals look expensive and photograph beautifully. They work as bag charms, keychains, or zipper pulls.

How to make: Dry flowers fully so resin stays clear. Mix resin slowly, pour a thin base layer, place flowers and glitter, then top off. Pop bubbles with a heat tool, cure, drill a hole (or use a hole-ready mold), then attach a clasp and optional tassel.

Sell tip: Create matching color collections for easy upsells.

3. Heart-Shaped Soy Wax Melts In A Gift Box

Wax melts are fast to batch, easy to ship, and great for repeat buyers who reorder scents.

How to make: Melt soy wax, add fragrance oil at the recommended temperature, then pour into heart molds. Cool fully, de-mold, and pack in clear-lid kraft boxes with a scent label and safety card.

Sell tip: Offer sampler boxes with 3–6 scents.

4. Mini Valentine Macramé Wall Hanging

A small macramé heart adds cozy charm without taking up much space—perfect for apartments, dorms, and nursery corners.

How to make: Cut cotton cord strands and lark’s head knot them onto a dowel. Form a heart motif using square knots and half hitches, then trim and brush fringe for a neat finish. Add a ribbon hanger or cord loop.

Sell tip: Offer neutral and blush versions, plus size upgrades.

5. Personalized Name Bracelet With Heart Charm

Personalized bracelets feel thoughtful, even at a lower price point, and they sell well as party favors or best-friend sets.

How to make: String beads on elastic cord, add letter beads for the name, then place spacer beads and a small heart charm near the center. Double-knot tightly, dab with jewelry glue, and hide the knot inside a bead if possible.

Sell tip: Sell bundles like “Mom + Daughter” sets.

6. Valentine Bath Bomb Gift Set With Sprinkle Tops

Bath bomb sets look gift-ready right away, and buyers love cute + functional wellness items.

How to make: Mix baking soda, citric acid, and skin-safe colorant. Add fragrance, then spritz with witch hazel until it holds shape. Press into molds, dry overnight, and decorate tops with biodegradable sprinkles or small embeds. Package in window boxes.

Sell tip: Include scent names and a simple usage card.

7. Heart Latte Art Candle In A Glass Tumbler

These candles look like café drinks and sell well for Valentine gifting and self-care baskets.

How to make: Pour a coffee-colored wax base into a tumbler with a centered wick. Create a “foam” layer with lighter wax and pipe a heart swirl on top. Cure fully, add a clean label, and package with a dust cover.

Sell tip: Offer latte-style scents like vanilla, caramel, or mocha.

8. Felt Heart Garland With Mixed Textures

Garlands are lightweight, affordable to ship, and easy for customers to hang anywhere.

How to make: Cut heart shapes from felt and textured fabrics. Stitch two pieces together per heart (add light stuffing if desired), then string on twine with even spacing. Tie knots between hearts so they stay in place.

Sell tip: Offer multiple lengths and color themes.

9. Crochet Heart Coasters Set

Coasters are quick to make and a great starter purchase at markets.

How to make: Use cotton yarn for durability. Crochet heart coasters with a simple pattern, then block them flat with steam or light pressing. Package sets of four with a belly band label and care card.

Sell tip: Offer coordinated palettes that match popular decor styles.

10. Hand-Stamped Metal Initial Necklace With Tiny Heart

Hand-stamped jewelry feels personal and handmade, which helps buyers justify a higher price.

How to make: Use an aluminum or brass blank, mark the center, and stamp an initial with a hammer. Add a small heart stamp near the edge, polish, and seal with a protective coating. Attach a jump ring and chain.

Sell tip: Offer add-ons like dates or extra initials.

11. Valentine Press-On Nails Set With Heart Tips

Press-ons are high-demand and giftable. Sets can be made in batches with different styles.

How to make: Paint nail tips with base colors, add heart French tips or accents with nail art brushes, and cure if you use gel. Sort sizes, then package with glue tabs, mini file, alcohol wipe, and instruction card.

Sell tip: Offer short/medium lengths and optional custom sizing.

12. Mini Embroidery Hoop Wall Art With Love Quote

This makes a sweet, affordable wall piece that feels thoughtful and handmade.

How to make: Stretch linen in a small hoop, trace a simple heart and short quote, then stitch with backstitch and satin stitch. Tighten the hoop, trim the back, add felt backing, and attach ribbon for hanging.

Sell tip: Keep quotes short and offer personalization.

13. Heart-Shaped Wire Wrapped Crystal Ring Dish

A ring dish is a practical gift, and crystal details make it feel special.

How to make: Form a heart rim with sturdy craft wire. Create a shallow base with air-dry clay or resin, set the wire rim into the base before it cures, then glue small crystals along the edge. Seal if clay.

Sell tip: Offer crystal themes like rose quartz or clear quartz.

14. Valentine Scrunchies Bundle With Matching Bow

Hair accessories sell well because buyers pick up multiples, and fabric variety keeps your shop fresh.

How to make: Cut fabric strips, sew into tubes, flip right-side out, and insert elastic. Stitch elastic ends, close the seam neatly, and make a matching bow with interfacing for structure. Attach the bow to a clip or band.

Sell tip: Bundle by theme: romantic, neutral, playful.

15. Resin Bookmark With Heart Confetti And Gold Foil

Bookmarks are easy gifts and perfect for Valentine book-lover shoppers.

How to make: Mix resin and pour a thin layer. Add heart confetti and gold foil, then top off. Pop bubbles, cure, de-mold, drill a hole, and attach a tassel.

Sell tip: Add a quote insert card for packaging.

16. Hand-Painted “Love” Trinket Box

A small keepsake box is useful for rings, notes, or tiny treasures—great for Valentine gifting.

How to make: Sand a wood box, paint 2–3 coats, and hand-letter “LOVE” with paint pen or brush. Seal with clear topcoat and line the inside with felt or velvet using adhesive.

Sell tip: Offer color options and optional name personalization.

17. Valentine Soap Bars With Embedded Hearts

These soaps look high-end, and heart embeds make them perfect for seasonal gifting.

How to make: Create small heart embeds first. Pour the main soap base, add blush swirls, then place the embed so it shows clearly on the face. Cure/cool fully, cut clean bars, and wrap with a kraft label and twine.

Sell tip: Sell sets of 2–3 with scent variety.

18. Beaded Phone Charm With Heart Beads

Phone charms are trendy, inexpensive, and easy to add as an upsell item.

How to make: String beads onto strong cord, add heart beads and spacers, then tie secure knots and add a small dab of glue. Attach a phone strap loop or clasp.

Sell tip: Offer a name-bead add-on for higher value.

19. Clay “Heart Locket” Keepsake Ornament

A locket-style ornament feels sentimental and sells well for couples and family gifting.

How to make: Shape two clay heart halves and create a closure with a hinge detail or magnets. Bake/dry, paint, and seal. Add a photo insert area inside, then attach ribbon for hanging.

Sell tip: Offer personalization with names and dates.

20. Handmade Valentine Mug With Painted Hearts

A mug is a classic gift, and hand-painted details make it feel one-of-a-kind.

How to make: Clean a plain mug with alcohol. Add heart details using porcelain paint pens or ceramic paint, then bake per paint instructions to set. Package with tissue paper and a gift tag.

Sell tip: Offer an initial + hearts version as a premium option.

21. Fabric Heart Sachets Filled With Lavender

These sachets are quick to sew and perfect for drawers, closets, or gift baskets.

How to make: Cut two heart shapes, sew around the edges (leave a gap), flip, then fill with dried lavender and a bit of stuffing. Stitch closed with a neat ladder stitch. Add a tag and twine bow.

Sell tip: Sell sets of 3 and offer scent choices.

22. Valentine Cake Topper Set (Acrylic Or Wood)

Party supplies sell well in February, and toppers are lightweight and easy to ship.

How to make: Cut shapes with a Cricut/laser or purchase blanks, then paint or apply vinyl. Seal if wood. Package in a sleeve with care instructions and a food-contact note.

Sell tip: Bundle with matching cupcake toppers.

23. Heart Beaded Candle Wrap

This is a reusable add-on that turns a plain jar candle into a gift-ready piece.

How to make: Measure jar circumference, string wooden beads on elastic cord, and form a heart pattern using bead placement. Tie securely, hide knots, then add a ribbon tie for adjustability.

Sell tip: Photograph it on multiple jar sizes for listings.

24. Valentine Gift Tags With Foil Lettering

Gift tag packs are easy add-ons at markets and great for last-minute gifting.

How to make: Design and print on thick cardstock, cut cleanly, then apply foil using a laminator + foil sheets or a foil pen method. Punch holes and add ribbon. Package in sets with a belly band label.

Sell tip: Offer packs by style: minimalist, cute, or elegant.

25. Wooden Heart Photo Clip Stand

This small desk decor item sells as a simple gift or seasonal impulse buy.

How to make: Cut or buy heart wood blanks, sand smooth, paint or stain, then attach a metal alligator clip with strong glue or a small screw. Seal with a protective coat.

Sell tip: Offer matching sets of two.

26. Valentine “Love Notes” Mini Envelope Set

A mini letter kit feels nostalgic and makes a cute gift for couples or friends.

How to make: Cut patterned paper templates, fold and glue into tiny envelopes, and pair with mini note cards. Add heart seals or stickers. Package as a kit in a clear sleeve with a label card.

Sell tip: Put the quantity on the front (example: “20 Notes”).

27. Crochet Heart Plush Keychain

These tiny plush hearts are cute, lightweight, and easy to sell in multiple colors.

How to make: Crochet two small heart panels, stitch together, lightly stuff, then close the seam neatly. Add a keyring loop at the top and attach a clasp.

Sell tip: Offer custom colors and bundle discounts.

28. Hand-Lettered Valentine Mini Sign On Wood

Small tabletop signs are great market sellers because buyers can display them anywhere.

How to make: Sand a wood plaque, paint the base color, then letter a short phrase with paint pen or brush. Add small heart accents, seal with matte topcoat, and attach an easel back if needed.

Sell tip: Make 6–10 phrases and sell mix-and-match bundles.

29. Heart-Shaped Woven Basket For Small Gifts

A heart basket works as decor and gift packaging, which helps it sell as a “two-in-one” item.

How to make: Use cotton rope and hot glue (or sewing) to coil a heart base, then build up sides row by row. Keep tension even for a crisp shape. Finish with a neat rim and add a small bow.

Sell tip: Offer an empty basket or a filled gift bundle option.

30. Valentine Bookmark Set With Tassels And Quotes

Stationery packs sell well online, especially when the designs feel cohesive.

How to make: Design bookmarks, print on heavy cardstock, cut clean edges, and laminate for durability. Punch a hole and add tassels. Package sets with a belly band and backing card.

Sell tip: Offer “teacher gift” packs in larger quantities.

31. Personalized Heart Name Puzzle (Wood)

Personalized items have high perceived value and do great as toddler and family gifts.

How to make: Cut a heart-shaped board and letter pieces, then sand all edges smooth and rounded. Paint letters with child-safe paint and seal with a child-safe topcoat.

Sell tip: Set name-length limits and tier pricing by length.

32. Valentine Candle Snuffer And Match Bottle Gift Duo

This set looks premium and sells well as a curated gift bundle.

How to make: Fill a glass bottle with matches, add a striker on the side, and label it with a Valentine design. Pair with a candle snuffer or wick trimmer. Tie together with ribbon and add a gift tag.

Sell tip: Upsell by bundling with a coordinating candle.

33. Clay Ring Dish With Hand-Painted Heart Border

A ring dish is easy to ship and makes a practical Valentine gift.

How to make: Form shallow dishes from air-dry or oven-bake clay, smooth edges, then dry/bake. Paint a heart border with a fine brush, seal with waterproof varnish, and add felt pads underneath.

Sell tip: Offer initials in the center as an upgrade.

34. Valentine Tote Bag With Screen-Printed Hearts

A tote is practical, trendy, and easy to style in product photos.

How to make: Create a simple heart pattern stencil or screen, then print on canvas totes using fabric ink. Heat-set per ink directions. Add a branded tag and fold neatly for packaging.

Sell tip: Offer one minimalist design and one bold design.

35. Mini Valentine Wreath For Bedroom Doors

A small wreath is a great seasonal decor piece that doesn’t overwhelm a space.

How to make: Use a small grapevine or wire base, attach faux eucalyptus with floral wire, then add felt hearts evenly. Finish with a ribbon bow and a hanging loop.

Sell tip: Offer color options and matching mini garlands.

36. Heart-Shaped Hot Cocoa Bombs With Drizzle

These sell fast in February because they’re cute, giftable, and fun to unwrap.

How to make: Paint tempered chocolate into heart molds and chill. Add cocoa mix and marshmallows, then seal halves with a warmed plate method. Decorate with drizzle and sprinkles, then package in clear boxes with labels.

Sell tip: List ingredients and allergen info clearly.

37. Valentine Sticker Pack With Cute Icons

Stickers are low-cost, high-volume products that work well for online shops.

How to make: Design icons, print on sticker paper, then cut with a Cricut or by hand. Offer matte or glossy finishes and mount on a backing card. Package in a clear sleeve.

Sell tip: Show usage photos in planners and on gift wrap.

38. Handmade “Love Potion” Bath Salt Jars

Bath salts look beautiful in jars, and strong labeling helps them sell as gifts.

How to make: Mix Epsom salts with colorant and fragrance oil, then layer colors in glass jars. Add skin-safe dried petals if desired. Tie a scoop with twine and label with ingredients and directions.

Sell tip: Offer two sizes and a duo gift set.

39. Beaded Heart Hoop Earrings With Pearl Accents

These earrings look boutique and photograph well, which helps conversions online.

How to make: Wrap bead string around hoops, shaping a heart outline with wire if you want extra structure. Add pearls and spacer beads, secure ends cleanly, and attach ear wires.

Sell tip: Offer gold and silver hardware options.

40. Valentine Countdown Mini Calendar Blocks

Countdown decor is fun, and customers can reuse it every year.

How to make: Cut or buy wood blocks, sand smooth, paint neutrals, then stencil or stamp numbers. Add a small base plaque that reads “Days Until Valentine’s.” Seal with a matte topcoat.

Sell tip: Sell as a set with a matching mini sign.

41. Heart-Themed “Open When” Letter Kit

This kit feels personal and sells as a ready-made gift that still feels thoughtful.

How to make: Create themed envelopes (Open When You Miss Me / Need A Smile), add note prompts, stickers, and seals. Package in a clear box with a label and a simple instruction card.

Sell tip: Offer couples and best-friend versions.

42. Custom Couple Portrait Line Art Print (Framed)

Personalized prints are reliable Valentine sellers and work as digital or physical products.

How to make: Create a clean line-art portrait from a customer photo, add names/date, then print on quality paper. Offer digital download, unframed print, or framed options, and package with a backing board in a protective sleeve.

Sell tip: State your revision policy clearly in the listing.

43. Handmade Valentine Gift Card Holders (Felt Or Fabric)

This turns a plain gift card into a more personal present.

How to make: Cut felt shapes (heart or envelope), stitch edges, and leave a slot sized for standard gift cards. Add a snap or button closure for a nicer finish. Package in sets with a small insert card.

Sell tip: Offer packs of 5 for teachers and coworkers.

44. Valentine Hair Clip Set With Resin Hearts

Small accessories are great for bundles, and they sell well as inexpensive gifts.

How to make: Pour small resin hearts in molds and cure. Glue onto snap clips with strong adhesive, then attach to branded backing cards and package in a clear sleeve or small pouch.

Sell tip: Offer toddler and teen color sets.

45. Heart Suncatcher With Colored Glass Look

Suncatchers photograph beautifully in window light, which helps them sell as decor gifts.

How to make: Tint resin with transparent dyes and pour into stained-glass style molds (or assemble acrylic pieces). Cure, then attach jump rings and a chain. Include a suction cup hook or hanging loop.

Sell tip: Use at least one window-light photo in every listing.

46. Valentine “Love Letter” Mini Scrapbook Kit

Craft kits sell well because customers get a complete activity in one purchase.

How to make: Curate coordinated papers, heart cutouts, stickers, washi tape, and a small blank booklet. Add a short instruction card with 2–3 layout ideas. Package in a clear sleeve or box with a label.

Sell tip: Offer kid-friendly and romantic versions.

47. Heart-Shaped Plush Pillow With Pom Trim

A small heart pillow works as seasonal decor for beds, chairs, and cozy corners.

How to make: Cut two heart shapes from velvet or boucle, sew around edges (leave a gap), flip, stuff firmly, then close with a neat ladder stitch. Attach pom trim around the seam by hand or machine.

Sell tip: Offer two sizes and matching garlands for bundles.