Welcome to the latest Craftastic Monday link party! I want to start off my saying thanks to everyone for the sweet comments of encouragement at last week's party, when various issues were getting me down, and for all the wonderful feedback on my Princess Merida Costume. Hearing from you really helped me get past all the stresses and start looking forward again, so thank you!!
Now let's see what wonderful things some of you shared last week:
Etcetorize showed how to make this gorgeous autumn candle (beautiful AND easy!):
There were some cute & clever doily ideas last week too - Little Mouse's House showed how to make sweet doilies into crocheted collars:
And Yellow Spool turned some doily details into some lovely rings:
Want the perfect decor for Halloween that is practical too? Meeha Meeha shared a tutorial for this fun DIY witch hat lamp:
Twigg Studios showed how to make these lovely ranunculus flowers two different ways - paper and fabric. Both gorgeous!
I loved this super clever idea from Family Home and Life - by using the free Pic Monkey online editing tool & this how-to, you can make your own color palettes from images. Perfect for the decorating challenged like myself:
And now for the Craftastic Blog of the Week:
Amy Allender is a photographer & military wife with a talent for learning new skills and sharing them with a fun voice on her blog. She shares great food ideas like campfire cones (perfect for all the bonfires this time of year), her home renovating adventures, practical organizing ideas and of course great photography tips. Last week she linked this AMAZING wreath made from upcycled paper bags. Consider me wowed!
How can YOU be Craftastic Blog of The Week,
get a special feature here
& one week of FREE advertising on my sidebar?
- Link up a new project(s)
- Include the Craftastic Monday Party button in your post(s) or on your sidebar (party pages don't count)
- Leave a comment below telling me what you linked so I can check it out
One blog that meets the criteria will be selected each week. More details can be found HERE.
Ready to link up your crafty creations?
Party rules are simple:
- As long as it's crafty, and made by you, it's Craftastic (no links to giveaways, shops, link parties or other people's work). Add the link to your specific post (not the main page of your blog).
- Grab my party button & put it on your post or blog somewhere. The code's on the sidebar ->
- Check out some of the other fabulous links and share some crafty comment love. We all love getting comments!!
Hi Cheryl,
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Have a wonderful week!
Hugs from Portugal,
Ana Love Craft
www.lovecraft2012.blogspot.com
Thanks so much for hosting!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Sunday, thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting, I added link #22 Spooky Starch Ghosts and your button is in the footer with all the other party buttons :)
ReplyDeleteHi Cheryl! Back again to link up to your great party! Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteHugs from Spain
Thanks for the party Cheryl!!!
ReplyDeleteWow so honored! Thanks for the feature :)
ReplyDeleteGreat party! Thanks so much for it every week.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for hosting and for the awesome feature! Such a wonderful suprise~
ReplyDeleteThanks a million for featuring the little witch lamp!
ReplyDeletethankyou so much for featuring my ranunculus, have a great week xxxxx
ReplyDeleteWow so many wonderful things! Thanks for hosting another great party! :-)
ReplyDeleteFabulous link-up party! Thanks! ~Angie @ The Dating Divas
ReplyDeleteGood morning! With the weather getting cooler, my dessert needs change. I want spicy cookies-but hate the calories. So, I came up with a Skinny Ginger Puff Cookie Recipe (#105) that satisfies those spicy cravings. They're made without shortening or sugar, but taste amazing. I hope you enjoy!
ReplyDeleteRebekah-www.potholesandpantyhose.com
Thank you for another link party!
ReplyDeleteI posted some costumes that I make for myself and my kids. We don't celebrate Halloween where I live, but we do have very festive season of Carnival when we dress up a lot :)
ana@carpe_diem
Thanks for hosting!
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The Busy Bee's.
Thank you for hosting! Hope you have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteKristy @ Shona Skye Creations
http://shonaskye.blogspot.com
Thanks for hosting and for giving me the opportunity to share my Anthropologie Inspired Letters. (#148)
ReplyDelete--Elena
acasarella.net
Hey Cheryl,
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Sarabeth
Life of an Agnostic Sunday School Teacher
Hi Cheryl,
ReplyDeleteWhat a big party this week!
I got a bit excited and linked up three of my latest projects - they are the Chocolate Espresso Cupcakes (#2), the Caramelised Onion Jam (#3) and the Little Knot Dress (#4).
Thanks for hosting, I love all the ideas I get from other people's great projects.
Bec
littleivyblog.com
So fun! We're thinking along the same lines this Halloween :) I'm the Merida Wig #197.
ReplyDeleteLooks like we both have girls with great taste! Love how you unraveled it to make it more wavy.
DeleteThanks for hosting! I am sharing a season-appropriate recipe for ginger squash soup. Works great for pumpkin too!
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