I put together a Valentine tree, just left my silver tree from Christmas up in my home office and added some Valentine cards and treasures to the tree for fun.When your my age you have to make your own fun. LOL This was fun
I have grand kids pictures across the room showing up in my round mirror behind the tree, my chandelier is really reflecting also in the mirror also
I was looking for an old post a few years ago of some cute Valentine things,if I find it i'll post them also. I have kept several heart boxes from past valentines and need to fill them with chocolates to give out this year to the grandsons, my favorite was given to my oldest daughter,it was a scrabble heart game.
What will we show next? after Valentine's Day LOL
Linky parties I joined in for fun
Feathered Nest Friday
Shabblicious Friday There is a yarn give a way at 2 Bags Full
Friday Flea Market Decor To Adore
Home Sweet Home
Vintage Charm
Creative Country Mom
Market Monday/ Give A way
Oh Janice, you make me laugh! But you also wow me with all of your pretties and creativity! Your tree is beautiful in that red room and I love the reflection in the mirror of the chandy and your three grandkids, so precious!
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Gina
That is SO cute! It inspires me to do something festive around here today. :-)
ReplyDeleteDear Janice:
ReplyDeleteWe are back in Colorado and I was wrong - not 12" of snow but rather 20"!!!
Your tree is darling and so fun! Love your wall decor and that frame with the candlebra in it!
I meant to tell you there is a Louis Vuitton trunk at a local consignment shop in Co SPgs for like $2,000.00.
ReplyDeleteoh do tell me the name of the shop?
DeleteThis is my main weakness in life besides food LOL
I love your valentines tree, it just makes me smile!
ReplyDeleteAww, this is so sweet! I adore vintage valentines--what a fun way to display them!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful tree and so much fun to put together. You have inspired me to decorated my tree for Valentines and maybe for each month/holiday!
ReplyDeleteAfternoon, oh I love the sweet Valentine tree with all your adorable treasures.Blessings Francine.
ReplyDeleteYour tree is adorable . . . what a fun ideas. I like what you said, "When you're my age you have to make your own fun" . . . that put a big smile on my face :)
ReplyDeleteConnie :)
I like this very much :)
ReplyDeleteYour tree is fabulous!! What a great idea. I have a silver vintage tree I already put away. I have a year now to find vintage cards and hearts for next year!
ReplyDeleteThe best part of Valentine's Day IS the vintage cards! I love them everywhere. Yep, I have my own fun, too!
ReplyDeleteIt's so cheery!
ReplyDeleteDarling! Love the old fashion Valentines!
ReplyDeleteHPS! Such a sweet tree. When I worked for the University Hospital a friend worked for the Cardiology dept. and they put up a Valentine tree filled with beautiful hearts. I loved that idea. Have a great weekend and enjoyed this visit. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, it's just darling! And I really am not a big fan of trees for other seasons than Christmas. Love your vintage Valentines! I have never been to an auction and always thought it sounded so fun!
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Jann
Your Valentine tree is adorable. Love that you share so many graet ideas. Thanks. Blessings, Nancy Carr
ReplyDeleteI like it! Maybe if I ever clean my craft area, I will decorate my space!
ReplyDeleteDeb
I love old cards and it was fun to see how you are enjoying some of yours. Happy Pink Saturday.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful tree. I don't decorate much but always set out a little Valentine book of Poems my husband sent me the first year we were married back in 1960. One of my prized possessions. Have a good week. Love your sidebar photos.
ReplyDeleteYour tree is sweet and bravo to you for taking some "play time" to decorate it and enjoy your treasures!
ReplyDeleteLove the Valentine tree, ornaments and vintage cards!! Don't you just love decorating for Valentine's? Everything is so pretty! HPS...Tami
ReplyDeleteThat is really so sweet! How fun to have a Valentine tree!
ReplyDeleteI love your festive tree! You are so creative. I also love the fact that you're "making your own fun"! I agree with that. :)
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Pat
How adorable is that! What a great way to enjoy some of your vintage Valentines. Happy Valentine's Day!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh Janice I just cannot get over this tree! Your attention to detail is perfect. So much charm.
ReplyDeleteI would really love if you would link up this wonderful gem to the inaugural post of Thoughts of Home on Thursday. I think readers would really enjoy it. There is also a giveaway associated with the party and every link gets an entry. I hope to see you there.
Have a wonderful weekend!
Your Valentines tree is very pretty, and those vintage Valentine cards were a great find.
ReplyDeletePS - I love going to auctions when we are in Kentucky for the summers.
Your Valentine tree is very sweet. Love all of the vintage cards! Blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteYour Valentine tree is so sweet. I love that you used vintage valentines are part of the tree decor. Must have been a great auction that you can find adorable vintage valentines in a box. Thank you for sharing at Vintage Charm and hope to see you back this week. Tweeted
ReplyDeleteHi Janice, how cute is that. Love your valentine tree, adorable and it looks so beautiful against the red wall.
ReplyDeleteBlessing,
Marlene
What a great idea! I'm in love with that sweet bunny.;-)
ReplyDeleteYou know today I'm just really feeling like I've fallen down on the job decorating for Valentines. :)
ReplyDeleteYour little cards and the tree are just perfect! Love the red walls too.
Thank you for joining Thoughts of Home on Thursday. I'll say that on all of your links. :)
Now that is a very festive Valentine' tree! I still have a festive January tree and, at this point, it'll have to stay that way. Happy Valentine's Day!
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