Wowza… I think I have a bit of a Thanksgiving travel hangover. We traveled to Colorado to visit our families for the holiday and had a ball, but I’m running a little slow this Monday morning post holiday. We had fun finding vintage treasures at Great Grandma’s house, playing with cousins, shopping and of course getting into the Christmas spirit with some ice skating at our favorite outside rink The Cube at The Streets at Southglenn in Centennial Colorado. Here’s a little snap shot of our fun from Instagram…
I was also excited to shop at my favorite little shop in Centennial… Old Glory Antiques. That’s where I found my baskets for my DIY Cage Pendant Lights a few months ago. I adore that shop! Dropped a little bit of change there for Small Business Saturday!
Now, for a little business before we ooooh and ahhhh over some of the talented entries from Friday Flair for the last two weeks. Yep, I’m a little behind… (you can always see some of the fabulous posts on my Friday Flair Pinterest board when ever you like.) I have a winner to announce to last week’s Silhouette Portrait giveaway! Congrats goes to Jenny B. entry #1248… Jenny has been emailed so if you are a Jenny B., go check you inbox!!
Who’s ready for our Friday Flair Features? Here’s a few of the fun projects that caught my eye in the last two weeks…
diy concrete christmas // monster circus
perfect pie crust tutorial // your homebased mom
soup can planters // don’t disturb this groove
artichoke & roasted garlic dip // wonky wonderful
scrap wood christmas tree // signs by andrea
advent calendar // papervinez
chalkboard sign photo props // practically functional
diy dollhouse bookshelf // simple as that
fireplace makeover // interiors by kenz
faux zinc block letters // love, pomegranate house
easy diy christmas tree // marisa howard design
soft & chewy organic whole wheat gingersnaps // cardigan way
christmas printable // my fabuless life
a magical christmas scene // salt tree
romantic christmas tree // penny’s vintage home
hot cocoa // half baked harvest
joy ornament wreath sign // the cards we drew
vintage inspired mail organizer // design dining + diapers
add stripes with fabric paint // it’s always autumn
veggie pizza cups // the gunny sack
Don’t forget… you can find more Friday Flair fun on my Pinterest Board dedicated to YOU my fabulous, talented friends!!
Thanks for the feature Heather – what fabulous projects! I want that Hot Chocolate now and it’s summer here!!
Lowri 🙂
Thanks for the feature!! All are GREAT projects!
Thanks so much for the feature! I’m glad you liked the little chalkboard props. 🙂
I am so glad that you liked my Romantic Christmas tree! Hugs, Penny
Wow! This has made my day! Thank you so much for your generosity and the wonderful gift! Who knows what I’m make first…maybe a list of what to make is step one!
PS The Artichoke & Roast Garlic Dip has me drooling!
Thank you so so much for featuring my faux zinc block letters! That was so kind and it made my day!
Awesome features this week!
Kristy @ Shona Skye Creations
https://shonaskye.blogspot.com
THANK YOU so much for sharing my Vintage Inspired Mail Organizer with your readers! I’m honored! Hope you have a great week Heather 🙂
Thanks a bunch for featuring my Artichoke & Roasted Garlic Dip! Have a beautiful week 🙂
Hello, I wanted to let you know that I tried to go to “The Gunny Sack” website from the link that you posted but it doesn’t come up. Would you have any suggestions?
Where oh where did your daughter get the ribbed hat with the flower detail she has been wearing in this post and the one a few days from this one? I LOVE it. PLEASE tell me there’s a pattern somewhere!
Hi Heather! Thank you for featuring my Easy DIY Christmas Tree!
Marisa.
I didn’t know you were a Colorado gal. I have been in CO for 30 years. Just downsized (became an “empty nester”… wooooo hooooo) and moved south to Manitou Springs after living in Parker for 14 years. I used to sell at the Old Glory shows. Love the shop! Fun post… Where did you live here? When? Small world… love your blog!
Kathleen-
How fun!! I grew up in Littleton and my parents still live there so I visit often. We moved away almost 9 years ago and I still miss my home town!
kisses
heather