DIY LOVE Tea Towel & neutral Valentine's Day kitchen decor ideas

Let's make a DIY "LOVE" tea towel with a Cricut; it's so easy! I'm also sharing some simple, neutral Valentine's Day decor ideas for your kitchen.

Today's blog post is in collaboration with some of my favourite blogging friends. After you check out my project, make sure to visit their DIY Valentine's Day vignettes linked at the bottom of this post!

Today' let's make this simple "LOVE" tea towel that's a sweet kitchen accent for Valentine's Day, or any day of the year.

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This is a great project for a beginner Cricut user. (What's a Cricut? Check out my blog post all about Cricut cutting machines right here.)

Adding a seasonal tea towel to your kitchen sink area is a simple way to style it for Valentine's Day.

More easy Valentine's Day touches for your kitchen could be as simple as:

adding a candle with a heart pattern on it (I found this votive holder from the dollar store last year)
adding some faux greenery that hints to Spring

displaying a favourite mug that makes you think of Valentine's Day (I LOVE this heart mug from Heart & Hand)

Let's make a DIY HEART tea towel with a Cricut!

You'll need:

a Cricut Explore Air 2, Maker or Joy machine
this LOVE tea towel Cricut Design Space project
heat transfer vinyl in gold
a cotton tea towel
a Cricut EasyPress or a household iron
a Cricut mat

Open up this LOVE tea towel Cricut Design Space project, click "Make It", and make sure the "Mirror" button on the left is toggled to ON. Put a piece of gold heat transfer vinyl onto a Cricut mat, and follow the Design Space instructions to cut the LOVE design onto the vinyl.

Remove any excess vinyl with your hands or a Cricut weeding tool.

Prepare a cotton tea towel by ironing it, rolling it with a lint roller, and heating it with an iron or Cricut EasyPress. Place the LOVE heat transfer vinyl design at the bottom center of the towel.

Use a Cricut EasyPress or an iron to adhere the design to the tea towel. Reference Cricut's EasyPress heat settings for the perfect temperature and press length.