Super Easy Ruffle Trim Valentine’s Day Trees

Happy Monday everyone!!!

Sadly strep throat and I still haven’t broken up. It’s one of those relationships where I want to move on, but he just won’t let me go. My throat itself is better, but that has been replaced with congestion, horrible body aches, and a fun cough — just to to top things off.

Along with this nastiness lingering, so has my christmas decor. This weekend, come hell or high water, it had to go. It definitely isn’t as fun taking it down as it is putting it up. So after all the yuletide joy got boxed up and put away, my house was looking a little sad and naked.

Having very little energy, I decided to do a super easy Valentine’s Day craft to give my bare little table a new pop of color.

All you will need is:

• Some cardboard cones (I got mine at Michael’s),
• Some ruffle trim,
• Spray paint that coordinates with your trim, and
• A glue gun

First you will need to spray paint your cones. I wanted two cones hot pink, one white, and one light pink, so I painted each accordingly.

After you cones are dry simply start gluing your ruffle trim all the way around your cones.

I started at the bottom and worked my way to the top, gluing along the way, making sure that none of the cone showed.

Could there be an easier project? I think not!

So if this girl, in a NyQuil coma, who hasn’t gotten dressed or left her house in 10 days can do it … so can you!

Personally, I love the way they look setting next to me on my aqua side table.