Want to be a pin-up girl? Join the party, and if you are featured, I'll pin your project to my Green Willow Pond Features Board!
The sun is shining, it is about 63 degrees out and it is a glorious day! I've been outside spray painting and enjoying the bird song. Love it!!!
It's been a busy week around here. We left Friday morning to head down to Kalamazoo (5 hour drive) for our daughter Jamie's graduation ceremony. She has one more summer class to take, but they let her walk with her class.
The weather was so nice there, that I was dreading coming back home, but we must have brought the warmth back with us! I did manage to finish a couple of projects this week. I finished and posted about this frame I was working on a couple of weeks ago. I went a different direction with it than I intended, but I really like how it turned out. You can read about it here:
Spring has been slow coming this year. The trees are just now starting to bud here, and I am longing for my flowers. In the meantime I shared this post. Are they real or faux?
Enough about me, lets talk about you! The link-ups where awesome as usual. I am constantly amazed at the talent shared at this party. It was a hard decision, but here they are:
Aimee, at the Vintage Estate, did it again this week! She used a faux zinc technique to turn this table into an amazing replica of a Restoration Hardware piece.
I love this idea for growing herbs or flowers! Patty, from Creative Ideas and Tips, spills where she got everything for very little.
Denise on a Whim created these adorable pedestal signs. These would make great shop signs, wedding table signs...anywhere you needed a sign!
Deborah, from Ramshackle Romance, found this sad, worn, cane chair with the cane intact. She breathed life back into it. Isn't it gorgeous?
Is this grain sack dresser not amazing? Tanya, from Twelve O Eight, used her homemade chalk paint to transform this piece.
Here I go with chocolate again. Someone save me from myself. But I can't help it! Doesn't this pie look absolutely scrumptious? Check it out at Posed Perfection.
The sun is shining, it is about 63 degrees out and it is a glorious day! I've been outside spray painting and enjoying the bird song. Love it!!!
It's been a busy week around here. We left Friday morning to head down to Kalamazoo (5 hour drive) for our daughter Jamie's graduation ceremony. She has one more summer class to take, but they let her walk with her class.
We are so proud of her and what she has accomplished!
The weather was so nice there, that I was dreading coming back home, but we must have brought the warmth back with us! I did manage to finish a couple of projects this week. I finished and posted about this frame I was working on a couple of weeks ago. I went a different direction with it than I intended, but I really like how it turned out. You can read about it here:
Spring has been slow coming this year. The trees are just now starting to bud here, and I am longing for my flowers. In the meantime I shared this post. Are they real or faux?
Enough about me, lets talk about you! The link-ups where awesome as usual. I am constantly amazed at the talent shared at this party. It was a hard decision, but here they are:
My place for Tea shared how she turned this damaged mirror into this gorgeous piece.
Aimee, at the Vintage Estate, did it again this week! She used a faux zinc technique to turn this table into an amazing replica of a Restoration Hardware piece.
Isn't this two-tone dresser sweet? Char, from His & Her Restoration, posted this chalk painted piece.
Denise on a Whim created these adorable pedestal signs. These would make great shop signs, wedding table signs...anywhere you needed a sign!
Is this grain sack dresser not amazing? Tanya, from Twelve O Eight, used her homemade chalk paint to transform this piece.
Check out this charming magazine rack at Vintage Breeze. Sayuri transformed it with duck egg blue chalk paint.
I love the soft gray color of this pretty little dresser by Mimi, at Vintage Charm by Mimi.
Now it's your turn to shine! Check out the rules, then link up your fabulousness!!
Congratulations to Jamie...and you on her graduation! It's a proud moment and an accomplishment for all.
ReplyDeleteHope your week is warm and extraordinary!
p.s. Please hop on over and join me in celebrating my first blogiversary! There are even some giveaways!
Congrats to your daughter! Thank you for taking the time to host.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to your daughter, she is adorable and such an accomplishment. Your features are wonderful too. Love that chair. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteGreat post! Congrats on your daughter's college graduation! What an accomplishment. In her honor, I'm linking up a graduation project. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteHi Deborah,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to Jamie and thanks so much for hosting.
Have a great rest of the week.
Hugs,
Peggy~PJH Desisgns
Hi Deborah,
ReplyDeleteThank you for inviting me. And thank you so much for hosting.
Ellya
So excited to get done with an hour and a half of sanding and scraping to sit down and see the pedestal signs featured here! Thanks so much Deborah! And congrats to your daughter too!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to your daughter Deborah! Great accomplishment! Thank you for the wonderful feature, thank you for hosting. *)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the party! Hope your week is going great!
ReplyDeleteJenna @ Rain on a Tin Roof
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ReplyDeleteThanks for taking the time out for the party with all you have going on, Deborah. Congratulations on your daughter's graduation. What a milestone!
ReplyDeleteLiz
Congratulations on such a special day... your child graduating from college! The second photo cracked me up! What a great personality she has.. it really shined through. Wonderful choices on the projects you highlighted from last week. What a creative group of women!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on this big achievement! Thanks so much for hosting this fun party each week and a big thank you for featuring the Mrs. Ledbetter's Chocolate Pie post. I really appreciate your sweet words and the feature. Have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Nici
HUGE Congratulations on your daughter's graduation!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo of her & the proud parents, full of love :)
And thank you so much for the feature, what a nice surprise!!
Have a great rest of the week, Deborah:)
CONGRATS on your daughter's wonderful achievement! That picture taken of you and hubby kissing her on either cheek is such a treasure:)I'd love to know what she was thinking...LOL.
ReplyDeleteLovely features too this week Deborah. Thanks for hosting!
Hugz
Sumaya
Congratulations on your daughter's graduation, Deborah! A huge milestone! Thanks for hosting today!
ReplyDeleteHooray for your daughter! Congratulations to her. :) Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteCongrats to your daughter! Have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for hosting!! Great to be here partying with everybody :-)
ReplyDeleteHannah ♫
Sew Lah Tea Dough
Hello Deborah, thank you so much for including my last weeks post. Happy :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats to your lovely daughter! Wishing her a long and healthy successful life!
Thank you for hosting another great party!
Happy weekend to you, Angela
Beautiful inspirations, thanks for hosting and inviting me. I am your newest follower:) Hugs, Biljana
ReplyDeletelove the pic with you and your husband with your daughter, deborah! congrats to her!! thanks so much for hosting us!
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