My sister-in-law recently returned home from rehab and is receiving in-home therapy. Since therapy can last for several weeks or months, our family visits her on a regular basis.
I noticed her tabletop Christmas tree hadn’t been packed away and came up with a great idea to keep it decorated for the holidays and changing seasons.
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, so I thought I would cover the tree with handmade valentines and Dum-Dums. When her great-grandchildren come to visit, they can select a treat. What a wonderful memory for them to cherish.
Any handmade decorations will work. I used bits and pieces of craft items I already had available.
If you have someone recovering at home, and you’d like to cheer them up, this is a great project. A small centerpiece tree would work too.
She has no idea what I have in store for future trees. And I hope to share my favorites ones with you.
HAPPY VALENTINE’S DAY!
1 John 4:19 (NKJ)
We love Him because He first loved us.
Debra Allard
What a wonderful idea and the tree looks beautiful and fun! I love it!
Patsy Reiter
Deb, thank you. I’ve seen some of your handiwork and know you would
have a lot of great ideas. Thanks for stopping by. Pat 🙂
Ruth Oberski
Great idea. Looks cute.
Patsy Reiter
Thank you, Ruth. I know you could come up with some really neat decorations.
Glad you stopped by. Pat 🙂
Rhonda S Gilliam
Awesome! We received a hand-made Valentine’s Day card in the mail, and how special it did make us feel! Thanks Ma. We love you and Happy Valentine’s Day💝
Patsy Reiter
Rhonda, thank you. And Happy Valentine’s Day. Love, Mom