If you’re thinking of making something for your special someone this V-Day, we’ve got some amazing Valentine’s Day Sewing Projects to check out!

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, it’s likely that you’re looking for some fun DIY Valentine projects that you can use or give as gifts. Well, you’ve come to the right place!

However, if you’re not a little kid, you want something that’s a little more ‘grown-up’, but still not too hard. In that case, we think Valentine’s Day sewing projects are your best bet. They’re easy to make, you get a chance to exercise your sewing skills and you also end up with some durable things that are totally gift-worthy!

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20 Valentine’s Day Sewing Projects for Teens

1. Easy Felt Valentine Owl Craft

One of the easiest Valentine’s Day sewing projects teens and even kids can try is this little felt plushie. It’s a great project for using up felt scraps, since the entire owl doesn’t have to be pink or red – just the wings will do!

2. Easy Stuffed Heart Felt Bag Tag

These stuffed felt hearts are super easy to make, as they use a running stitch to seal the edges. You can use these as bag charms or key rings, or you can just skip the string and attach a magnet at the back.

3. DIY Felt Flower Bookmark Craft

Wouldn’t it be nice if your special someone found something to remember you every time they opened their book? That’s why we love these pretty flower bookmarks that are a breeze to make and super useful too!

4. Puffy Ruffled Heart Bag Charm

Sarah Hearts has a heart charm project that can be made with fabric, and this means that you get to fit in a little ruffle on the edges! We love the fact that the clip gets integrated into the sewing so it’s sturdy.

5. Mini Fabric Envelopes

You want to send your best bud lots of love this Valentine’s Day, and if you’re wondering how, well, Polka Dot Chair has the perfect solution – gorgeous handmade fabric envelopes! And you can add in some candy or trinkets too!

6. DIY Valentine Heart Wands

How about a magic wand to make a wish for your loved one this Valentine’s Day? They have to be heart-shaped, of course, and that’s why we’ve included this one from Kelsey Bang in our list of Valentine’s Day sewing projects!

7. DIY Valentine Heart Garland

Most teens and kids like giving their rooms a mini makeover around the holidays, and this handmade banner from Blue Susan Makes is a fun way to do it without spending too much time and effort.

8. Valentine’s Day Mini Treat Bags

If you’re having a Valentine’s Day or Galentine’s Day party, you will love these DIY mini treat bags from She Quilts a Lot. They’re the perfect size for putting in little goodies like stationery, jewelry, candy and other knick knacks!

9. Stuffed Felt Conversation Hearts

Conversation hearts are an unmissable part of Valentine’s Day celebrations, which is why we absolutely had to include these felt ones from Lia Griffith in our list of Valentine’s Day sewing projects!

10. Felt Valentine Bears

How cute are these little bears from Anabella Cahwje? They’ve got a full tutorial showing how to go about combining the parts, step-by-step. It’s easier than it looks, and the result is quite impressive!

11. DIY Felt Heart Treat Pouch

If you’re looking for Valentine’s Day sewing projects that are suitable for beginners, Laura Radniecki has the perfect project for you. It’s a simple treat pouch, which you can join with a simple running stitch.

12. Heart Pencil Toppers

We like imbuing the spirit of any holiday into our everyday life, which includes stationery and home essentials. That’s why we love these heart-shaped pencil toppers from Amy Loves to Sew – perfect for the season of love!

13. Red Heart Flower Headband

You sure want to look good for your V-Day party, don’t you? In that case, skip all the store-bought stuff and try out some handmade hair accessories, like this heart headband from Kiddie Foodies!

14. DIY Conversation Heart Tassel Charms

Studio DIY has another way to give your room a little Valentine boost, even if you’re staying in a rental! This little heart shaped tassel charm is a great way to cheer you up as you get home and are entering your room.

15. Mini Heart Banners DIY

These mini heart banners from Oh Happy Day would make excellent classroom Valentines or return gifts for a Valentine’s or Galentine’s party. They’re super easy to make and you can make several in one go!

16. Easy Felt Heart Corner Bookmarks

If you’re looking for Valentine’s Day sewing projects that are actually useful, you will like these heart-shaped corner bookmarks from The Gingerbread House. They’ll firmly hold your place in your book and make your reading session that much more enjoyable!

17. Valentine’s Day Pocket Stuffies

These little cat pocket stuffies are great gifts for friends who tend to get anxious, especially in social settings. Having these little guys in their pocket will remind them that it’ll all be okay! Get the complete tutorial over at Swoodson Says.

18. DIY Valentine’s Tic Tac Toe Set

Tic Tac Toe is a classic game, and we love that there are so many ways to customize it for every holiday these days! Make It & Love It shows us how to make a Valentine version, complete with Xs and Os!

19. DIY Felt Heart Mobile

Not all mobiles are meant for babies; some can also act as decor for your room! This heart version from Red Ted Art is one such example, and we love how you can customize it to suit the existing color scheme of your room.

20. Felt Heart DIY Earbud Pouch

A gift idea any teen will appreciate is a little pouch for their earphones, so they don’t have to go digging about in their bag! Polka Dot Chair gives us the instructions to make one out of felt, and we love how it has turned out!

Now that you have a complete list of Valentine’s Day sewing projects to try, you are not going to run out of things to make this season! The best part about these is that you don’t need to buy a lot of supplies – many of these can be made with scraps of felt or fabric that you already have lying around. You can make use of what you have and still end up with something beautiful!

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