Here are a few of the projects in the spotlight this week.
Beautiful bedding topped off with a stunning vintage button monogram pillow by The Ivy Cottage. So pretty!
Homemade butter by Potholes and Pantyhose. I bet it’s so creamy and fresh – and you don’t need an old-fashioned butter churn to make it.
Design, Dining and Diapers turned a thrift store watering can into a faux vintage planter using Bronzed Metal spray paint. I need to get some of this paint - my mind is reeling with ideas….
The sweetest little ruffle bib by Just Another Hang Up. Pretty calico fabric, buttons and ruffles make it almost too pretty to use.
Chocolate Swirl Lollipops by Meaningful Mama. This is a fun project that kids can help make and of course eat!
Did you know you could paint wood laminate furniture? Sarah Dawn Designs shows us how using a special primer. I love the stencil work making the piece even more unique.
The Olympics are almost here! Happy in Red is ready with this Summer Olympics Tote Bag made out of the cutest I {heart} London fabric.
Rice Krispie Treats on a stick! Brilliant! Our Thrifty Ideas put a different spin on cake pops with these Reece’s Peanut Butter Rice Krispie Treats. Perfect for a kid’s party to help lessen sticky fingers.
Creatively Living gave her bathroom a quick change with items from around the house. An old drawer, shells and other knick knacks completely change the look of the bathroom.
These sound so healthy that I’m sure they don’t have any calories. Blueberry Oatmeal cookies from Will Cook for Smiles. They look deeeelishous!
This week on the Inspiration Pinboard
1. Dollhouse Craft Room – Blackbird has Spoken | 2. Shell Ring – Northshore Days | 3. Necklace and Hairclips – Bowdabra Blog | 4. Single Serving Bath Salts – Say Not Sweet Anne | 5. Little Bird Earrings – Dianthusa Paris
If you were in the spotlight, please feel free to grab a button.
Thank you again to everyone who linked a project and to everyone who came to visit. I loved looking at all the projects and visiting your sites.
Thanks for visiting.
Carolyn
Thanks for the feature Carolyn, and thanks for hosting! Hope you had a wonderful week!
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Oh My, those Chocolate Swirl Lollipops are amazing!
ReplyDeleteHi carolyn, thanks for featuring my doll house craft room, I'm stoked. Can't believe I missed those lollipops first time around, they look like curlywurlys (may fave english chocolate bar when i was a kid) I HAVE to make some for my daughter x
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