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Friday Flair Link Party // Feature Edition No. 10

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Friday Flair Link Party // It's Friday, Friday, Friday… Not only is it Friday, but it's my favorite time of year! When we moved into our new house a few weeks ago, we were blessed with the previous tenants bountiful tomato harvest. She had planted a few tomato plants in the yard and they have been prolific! I've been canning homemade salsa like mad. Hopefully I will have a recipe to share next week sometime. I am also sharing a fun recipe over at Pillsbury for a TASTY Fried Chicken Sandwich with Pineapple Slaw. 

Pillsbury Oven Fried Chicken Corn Biscuit Sandwich

You'll have to head over to Pillsbury and grab the recipe for this one… It's super delish!

​Now it's time for YOU to shine. Last week's Friday Flair was FULL of all kinds of goodies. Here are a few that caught my eye…

friday flair features

mushrooms from homework // apple pie pull apart bread from heather's french press // roasted peach ice cream from wonky wonderful 

Friday Flair Feature 1

bat garland from uncommon designs // halloween food for kids from 30 handmade days // got candy printable from lizzie jane baby

Friday Flair Feature 2

alphabet printable from stampinjul // instagram art from two zero one // coral and gold dresser from the chronicles of home 

Friday Flair Feature 3

balsamic fig jam from wonky wonderful // dresses from night owl corner // gourmet caramel apples from soda pop avenue

Friday Flair Feature 4

gold dipped mirror from  pretty providence // painted dresser from denise designed // herb planter up cycle from circus berry

Friday Flair Feature 5

vintage door beverage station from finding home // pumpkin from posed perfection // rustic bench from reposhture studio

So many fabulous ideas…. I can't wait to see what you've been up to this week!!

Let's Get the Link Party Started!

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  9. That fried chicken sandwich is on my meal plan for next week.  Looks delicious!  Living in TX, we love salsa. I can't wait to see your recipe on that.  Thanks for hosting!

    Shannon ~ bohemianjunktion.com

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  18. Thank you for highlighting my project Heather.  I really do appreciate it.  I wanted to highlight on my site.  I created something to use, but wanted to email to you to get your thoughts.  Thanks.

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