Some of my readers have ask to see a full photo of my Valentine Tree, so here's about the best I can do. The picture doesn't do justice to the tree at all. For some reason I couldn't get a clear image, but I think you'll have a better idea of what the tree looks like, anyway.
Jim and I love it. When I turn it's lights off, Jim wonders why(that's how much he appreciates it), so I switch them back on. It is simply beautiful in real life and a real joy to both of us. Wish you could be here to see it.
I'm already collecting items for the Saint Patrick's Day Tree and the Easter Tree. The expectation and search is so much fun!! I definitely recommend the holiday trees to anyone who wishes to add a bit of celebration to their home year around.
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30 comments:
It's so very pretty! I never would have thought to do a VDay tree. But it's a great idea.
Janna- It kinda looks like a mess, but in reality it's not. Glad you like it, though.
Thanks for the picture of the whole thing. I love it!
Oh this is so neat. I've heard people do this but have never seen it! Looks beautiful.
Pat- Hope you get to try one soon, too.
Sonya- Thank you.
Love your little Valentine tree. Should have done that. Its really sweet.
Lea- I'm glad you like it. It's a real joy each day.
Now that's creative!
I loved your comments about the ongoing search for seasonal decorations. Where shopping is concerned, I'm often heard to say: "It's not about the kill; it's about the hunt". That way hubby and others will understand the fun & adventure of stealth shopping.
Looking forward to the green motif of St. Paddy's Day (being that I'm a Flanagan, it's a favorite).
Kathleen
What a wonderful idea. It's just so beautiful. You put idea's in my head.
Beautiful!!
Love your tree! Thanks for sharing! You should go into the business of selling holiday trees because you do such a wonderful job of decorating!
What a great way to add some extra joy, love and light to the environment. Does my Christmas tree which is still up count? :)
How cute, I love the idea of a valentine tree. I havent even gotten my decorations out so I need to get busy. Hope you have a great week. Blessings, Karen
Sassy- It's so much fun scouting all the craft and discount stores for new ideas.
Dawns- So glad you like it.
Patty- Thank you.
Donna- You are very encouraging.
Angie- Hey, I've been known to keep my Christmas tree up for two months! This way I never have to take it down.lol
KKJD1- Glad you enjoyed the photo.
Love that tree, I had the same thought as Donna. You could market that Valentine Tree idea, people would line up for one!
Joanne- Thanks for the vote of confidence.
Oh! It's lovely! just lovely.
Oh, how I wish I could do that! My husband would never go for it but I LOVE the idea!!!! I have managed to put the Christmas Tree up the day after Thanksgiving but New Year's Day is his cut-off date for feeling festive. You have inspired me to at least try it! I do have a little table top tree that sits nicely in the corner on my jewelry armoire....(oh, the creative wheels are going now...AND he's out of town for two days!)
Oooohhhh! This is such a lovely, beautiful Valentines tree! You are so creativly blessed! :)
Kathryn- Thank you!!
Michaele- Do as much as you can. You will NOT regret it. I promise.
Judy- Thanks so much!
I also LOVE your tree! It is always so hard to take down the Christmas tree. The conversion was a great idea, and something to keep everyone in the cheery holiday mood! I can't wait to see it in person.
Tileena- I can't wait for you to see the tree! We are lovin' it!!
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