Valentine Tree…
Maybe Christmas is still lingering in my thoughts, and therefore, my crafts. Maybe I just like trees…anyways, I had an old Christmas tree skirt that I was going to throw out, but I was inspired by all of the crafty bloggers who are repurposing old seasonal decor into decor for the new season.
So I cut that bad boy up. Into hearts.
I made three different size hearts.
I had a cardboard tube left from all of the many yards of burlap, so I cut that up, too. And painted it pink. My favorite thing about Valentine’s is that I can decorate with hearts and big pink fluffy pillows, and it’s ok. Because of Valentine’s…
Anyways, then I randomly glued on the hearts with the biggest at the bottom, and the smallest at the top.
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I even fashioned a little cone top out of cardstock. Viola! Valentine’s tree!
Please ignore the vignette, I know it needs work, and I will whip it into shape soon. Thank you.
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Really clever! Bring on more Valentine crafts! Between Chinese New Year projects and Valentines, I'm all about RED right now. If you didn't see my CNY craft post, there are a couple of ideas that you could do with your sweet little one.http://kenward.blogspot.com/2011/01/2011-year-of-rabbit.html
You always amaze me with your creativity! Lovely!
Really cute. We have a Thanksgiving tree (woodland animal and pincones), Three Christmas Trees (Disney, Santa, Nativity), Valentine Tree (w/ hearts, of course), an Easter Tree (Eggs and Chicks) and lastly a Black Halloween Tree (w tiny orange lights). It is such fun, I expanded the holidays, year after year.Have fun. . .