DIY Polymer Clay Marbled Heart Ornaments

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Have you ever tried crafting with polymer clay? It’s such a fun medium! Today, let’s make some simple marbled heart ornaments from polymer clay. These are perfect for Valentine’s Day decor, to use as gift tags, or for place settings.

Learn how to make these simple DIY polymer clay marbled heart ornaments for Valentine's Day decor.

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 ideas linked at the bottom of this post!

Learn how to make these simple DIY polymer clay marbled heart ornaments for Valentine's Day decor.

These cute little heart ornaments would be a fun craft to make with kids, or the perfect project if you’re a beginner using polymer clay.

Learn how to make these simple DIY polymer clay marbled heart ornaments for Valentine's Day decor.

I hung these up on some faux birch trees at my front door to celebrate Valentine’s Day, and I’m also using them for a cute little V-Day table setup that I’m working on for my daughters. They’d also be cute to use as wine glass charms or gift tags!

Here’s how to make these easy DIY polymer clay marbled heart ornaments:

Learn how to make these simple DIY polymer clay marbled heart ornaments for Valentine's Day decor.

First, roll a block of white polymer clay and a block of pink polymer clay into long cylinder shapes. Twist the strands together, fold, and twist again. Repeat this process until you get the marbled look that you desire.

Learn how to make these simple DIY polymer clay marbled heart ornaments for Valentine's Day decor.

Roll the clay into a ball and roll it with a rolling pin until it’s about 1/4″ thick.

Learn how to make these simple DIY polymer clay marbled heart ornaments for Valentine's Day decor.

Place a piece of plastic wrap over the clay, and then use a small heart-shaped cookie cutter to cut hearts from the clay. The plastic wrap will give your hearts a rounded edge. 

Learn how to make these simple DIY polymer clay marbled heart ornaments for Valentine's Day decor.

Remove the heart shapes from the excess clay and place them on a parchment paper lined cookie sheet. Punch a hole in the top of each heart with a small, round cutter. If desired, you can also use letter stamps to stamp initials or names in each heart ornament.

Learn how to make these simple DIY polymer clay marbled heart ornaments for Valentine's Day decor.

Finally, bake the ornaments at 265 F for about 30 minutes. Once they’re cool, tie a string through the hole at the top of each heart.

Learn how to make these simple DIY polymer clay marbled heart ornaments for Valentine's Day decor.

You can tie the ends of the string together to create a hanging ornament, or leave the ends of the string loose to tie these around napkins, wine glass stems, or gifts.

Learn how to make these simple DIY polymer clay marbled heart ornaments for Valentine's Day decor. 

Now it’s time for some more Valentine’s Day DIY ideas from my blogging friends!

10 Best Valentine’s Day Projects

Dollar Store Triple Heart Valentine’s Day Wreath // Tatertots & Jello

Valentine’s Day Heart Tree Tutorial // Happy Happy Nester

DIY Perfume Roller with Essential Oils // Most Lovely Things

Valentine’s Day Decor Ideas // My 100 Year Old Home

Valentine’s Day DIY: Clay Heart Napkin Holders // Zevy Joy

Heart Topiary DIY // Craftberry Bush

Pipe Cleaner Heart Garland // Modern Glam

Home Is Where The Heart Is FREE Printable // My Sweet Savannah

Polymer Clay Marbled Heart Ornaments // The DIY Mommy

Blooming Branches DIY // Finding Lovely

14 Comments

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  2. I love this, Christina! I just bought the little letters, and you have now inspired me to do a project with them. Ok, I pinned your craft over on Pinterest!

  3. I have got to get some of this clay! You always inspire me and I always forget! Love this so much so we’re featuring it over on the Farmhouse Friday Link Party. Thanks for sharing it and hope you link up again soon. Pinned

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