Beasley Media Boston
January 15th, 2020
If you still can’t bear to take down your Christmas tree halfway into January, use this excuse to keep the holiday spirit going for at least another month.
❤️Welcome to Valentine's 2018 at Turtle Creek Lane ❤️ I had so much fun creating this year's look!! I'm hoping to start a new trend where we don't have to take down our Christmas trees until well into spring! This is the first of three trees I left up for Valentines! Each tree is VERY different but all fabulously Valentine! I'd love your feedback on all three.... stay tuned for the other two, as well as tons of fun decorating ideas!! Hugs, Jennifer
1,923 Likes, 101 Comments - Turtle Creek Lane (@turtlecreeklane) on Instagram: "❤️Welcome to Valentine's 2018 at Turtle Creek Lane ❤️ I had so much fun creating this year's look!!..."
According to the hashtag #ValentinesTree, people are swapping out the holly for pink and red ornaments, feathers, hearts, and flowers.
I L????ve conversation hearts! Here is the 2nd of the 3 Christmas trees I converted to Valentine trees! I simply removed the Christmas ball-ornaments and replaced them with conversation hearts I picked up at The 99 Store and More! I then replaced the Christmas elves with Valentine fairies ????♀️! So easy!! I smile every time I walk past the family room????! It is such a happy tree! Which of the two do you like better?
3,172 Likes, 218 Comments - Turtle Creek Lane (@turtlecreeklane) on Instagram: "I L????ve conversation hearts! Here is the 2nd of the 3 Christmas trees I converted to Valentine..."
Close to 2,500 posts on Instagram show off the new re-decorating trend for celebrating Valentine’s Day.
However, those on Twitter aren’t so thrilled, says the UK’s Mirror.
