I have so many ideas as to what to do next that I've come to a stand still. : ( That ever happen to you? What ever I decide will influence the fabric for the stool that goes with it thus want to be sure of my decision. Aarrgghh!!! I hate being indecisive . So for now I will just have to be patient until it comes to me and move on to a quicky project like one of these:
I love the ladderback chair, given to me by a friend, and have been trying to find another one like it for over 2yrs.
This plant stand with basket I bought over 10yrs ago at a yard sale for 50 cents. It's a bit worn and begging for a makeover. : )
This little wooden planter basket was left by a former tenant buried under some plants when I started clearing the beds. It's so cute and simple and I love the patina so not wanting to totally paint it. Thinking of just adding a bit of stenciling to it to add some personality. What do you think, which should I start with. I'm leaning toward the little planter above, quick results. -_^
Now for the features from last week. I hope you all found the time to visit the other links as there were some awesome tutorials and frugal finds this past week, so let's get started.
The link with the most clicks this week was Cap Creations for her great frugal find these Fiesta Ware dishes.
Donna at Distressed Donna Down Home took this frame to another level and made a chalkboard!
Sarah at Alderberry Hill did an awesome job with her bed to bench project. Loving that yellow and the design in the back of the bench.
Check out this cute doll cradle found by Tricia at Thoroughly Modern Me. I would love to use this as a planter or centerpiece.
Jeannie at Jeannie Marie & Company really scored with her thrifting treasures, especially this Homer Laughlin egg cup. But you have to read her story about the silverware she found. LOL!
JoKnows over at Woman in Real Life really hit the jackpot. This is only a tidbit of her many scores!
Thank you so much for sharing your projects and finds. If you were featured, please feel free to grab my feature button below.
- Please link to your actual post and not your main blog page.
- Link your crafts, tutorials, recipes, photos, projects, or frugal finds, (which you haven't linked before).
- Important . . . Please add a link to the party on your post; my button or a text link is fine. You cannot be featured if I don't find a link.
- If you're not already, I'd love if you'd follow me and leave a comment and I'll follow back. : )
- Try and visit a couple of the links and share with your friends so I'll party will grow.
- Feel free to link up to 3 links each.
~Bee~
I'm sharing at these parties:
Overflowing With Creativity @ It's Overflowing
Nifty Thrifty Tuesday @ Coastal Charm
Newbie Party @ Debbiedoos
Make the Scene Monday @ Alderberry Hill
Creative Monday Blog Hop @ Judy H-J's Thoughts
Tuesdays Treasures @ My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia
Show Me What You Got Tuesdays @ Our Delightful Home
Hi again, Thanks for hosting this wonderful party. I really enjoy looking at other bloggers projects. Have a great week...Connie
ReplyDeleteThanks Connie, you too! : )
ReplyDeleteHi Barbe, it's been awhile but I'm back this week! Thanks for hosting :)
ReplyDeleteThanks a million for featuring my headboard/footboard bench...I appreciate it...and thanks for hosting too!
ReplyDeleteYour quite welcome! Thanks for coming back to party and especially for leaving a comment. -_^
DeleteBarbe, Thank you for featuring the Chalkboard Countess. She is proudly showing off her feature button. I posted three links this week, but for some reason the photo for the vintage postcards would not come up. Thank you for hosting! Love the vanity so far - I am surprised you have not sneaked in a color on some part of it! I love the green bottle collection with the Plaster of Paris!
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Hi Barbe,
ReplyDeleteYou are certainly creative and have such lovely things on display here. I am glad to link up and become a Follower of your Blog. Take care and enjoy the rest of your day.
Judy
Barbs, you have some neat stuff to play around with and you did a great job on the table. Like me, sometimes it takes awhile to decide exactly what I want to do, so it's always best to keep moving on other projects until it hits you! Have fun and thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteBarbe, Thanks for stopping by and becoming a new Supporter of my Blog... so that now I could come over and discover & Support yours! Isn't the Land of Blog such a fantastic place to meet Kindred Spirits and Connect!?! I also Love Blog Parties, great way to Discover Inspiration and other Blogs... Thank You for Inviting me to attend yours. We're dealing with a heavy Family Issue right now so I need the respite Blogging provides... it can be such a wonderful Escape from the Issues of Life.
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Love that desk! It came out really nice! Let me link up :)
ReplyDeleteI love the little planter basket, and think a design on it would really look great. : ).. I love chalkboard paint, and the distressed look that can be made with it. One of these days, I will end up getting some grout and making my own mix. I would have to think about what I would do with the vanity too, there are just soo many possibilities out there! Can't wait to see what you end up with.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the feature!! I'm very excited! I'm posting my feature button right now!
ReplyDeleteCool beans! LOve your fun finds. Thanks so much for sharing with the newbie party.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure whatever you do with the vanity will be great! Thanks so much for featuring my thrifty finds. I had a lot of fun on that shopping trip (because the stuff was so inexpensive)! Cheers, Joann
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