3.3k{icon} {views} Don’t forget to share and pin the image above before you leave! It’s Tuesday! I have 25 more fabulous Linky Parties to share with everyone. That makes for 51 Linkys so far this week for you to check out. Have you visited the last two days of parties? Don’t worry if you haven’t, I know it’s a lot. And, we’re not finished yet! Don’t forget to share and pin
3.6k{icon} {views} Wow, it’s Monday! Let’s start off today right with lots of inspiration at the tip of your fingers. Today’s Linky Parties are all about exposure. If you are looking for inspiration check out these parties. Don’t forget to share and pin the image above before you leave! 20 parties hosted by almost 60 blogs [Show slideshow] Share This:
3.2k{icon} {views} I’m super excited to kick off this weeks Linky Series. I’m thrilled you stopped by. Each day for an entire week I will be sharing my favorite Linky Parties with you. Some of the parties I have followed along and linked up for well over a year. I’ve also included a few new Linky Parties I’ve stumbled upon and just started following recently. You will be inspired
1.5k{icon} {views}I recently invited family members to my home for a homemade pizza night to try out a new pizza crust, zucchini style. Some were more adventurous than others and tried the new homemade pizza dough. For the ones not feeling as adventurous, I baked off some traditional pizza dough topped with the same favorite ingredients. I first started with fresh zucchini from my parent’s garden. The zucchini was
1.9k{icon} {views}Kim, from Made in a Day, started a new kind of linkup, it’s a blog social meetup. It gives bloggers a chance to mingle with more bloggers. That means more blogs to follow, meet and a chance for more inspiration. If you would like to join: Link up your homepage not a post. Follow the hosts and co-hosts. Share the party! If you’re interested in hosting the party on
21.8k{icon} {views}Over the last week or so I’ve scored a few more pallets to complete the additions to my herringbone pallet deck. If you missed the pallet deck post you can check it out at Two Level Pallet Deck. I used the pallets to build a simple bar and countertop using concrete stepping stones. Last summer I picked up a sink and faucet for only $3 at a garage
2.8k{icon} {views} Today’s throwback goes to the crazy idea for a roof. What am I talking about? I’m talking about my pallet shed I built last year out of pallets. If you missed the final post you can catch it at Pallet Shed Finishing Touches. For the roof I wanted something crazy and out there. I wanted something I haven’t seen yet on the internet. Call me crazy but
2.8k{icon} {views}I recently was given an opportunity to review the newly released America’s Most Wanted Recipes At The Grill by New York Times bestselling author, Ron Douglas. Ron’s book starts out with Grilling Guidelines to get you started off on the right foot for cooking delicious meals on all kinds of grills ranging from electric indoor grills to pellet grill, outdoor grills, etc. He talks about everything from what
1.8k{icon} {views} It’s Throwback Thursday! Today’s throwback goes back to a mini album and recycled tin I created a few years ago. I upscaled the tin using a scrapbooking line from Graphic 45 and handmade flowers. The album is actually created using cardboard from a box. I cut and inked the pages to give them a burnt look. For more photos and more information check out Heritage Album and Heritage Album
11.3k{icon} {views} A deck without a bar is just a deck. Add a bar and it’s a party deck. Over the weekend I built a simple pallet bar for my pallet deck. If you missed last weeks Two Level Pallet Deck Post follow the link to check it out. The deck is unique and 100% pallets. The bar was built using 2 pallets and numerous boards from pallets. I stood the
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