DIY, Crafts, Recipes and More Wednesday Link Party #115

Thanks for joining us for this week’s DIY, Crafts, Recipes and More Wednesday Link Party #115! I think I must have been hungry when I chose this week’s feature, but these recipes all look absolutely amazing! Don’t miss the Rustic Star Ornament either! Be sure to share your links at the end of this post! And soak in all the amazing, creative inspiration.

This ‘To Grandma’s House We Go’ is a link party all about homemade, homemaking, DIY, recycling, upcycling, before and afters (of rooms, furniture, whatever), build projects, vintage, any kind of creative, frugal, time saving, money saving or green advice, canning and old fashioned recipes. Going back to simpler times, simpler days where we used all that we had and never bought new until there was absolutely no choice.

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 This week on Hazel + Gold Designs:

Holiday Wood Slice Garland

 

Holiday Wood Slice Sign using Pyrography (Woodburning)

 

 

 

You all continue to amaze me with your creativity and skills. Here are three amazing DIY projects I’m featuring this week!

 

Spiced Eggnog Scones by Home Cooking Memories

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Creamy Ham Chowder by Marilyn’s Treats

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Chocolate Carmel Cashew Clusters by Delightful E Made

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French Silk Pie by My Recipe Treasures

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How to Make Rustic Star Christmas Ornaments by The Boondocks Blog 

These projects are great aren’t they? Check out Tarah and Chas’ features below!

 

 

 

 

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If your link gets chosen for a feature, please post this badge on your site so everyone knows! It helps spread the word about the link party and shows people that your projects are amazing!

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There will be features every week which will be pinned at the To Grandma’s House We Go Pinterest page! The party will be shared on Facebook and Twitter and will be in the Grandma’s House Weekly DIY Newsletter!

(Interested in being a co-host? Leave a comment!)

Rules:

• This link party is all about homemade, homemaking, DIY, recycling, upcycling, before and afters (of rooms, furniture, whatever), build projects, vintage, any kind of creative, frugal, time saving, money saving or green advice, canning and old fashioned recipes.
• Going back to simpler times, simpler days where we used all that we had and never bought new until there was absolutely no choice.
• Up to 3 links per person.
• Please only submit “new” posts: they don’t have to be new on your blog but they need to be new to us!
• MUST be a link to a blog post and not your home page.
• Other link parties or submission places are welcome as long as they are within the theme.
• Make sure you check out a few other links too while you’re here!
• You MUST provide a link back to one of us (you can use the button or a text link)
• You MUST follow us on at least one social platform.
  Grandma’s House DIY on Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest and Twitter
  Hazel + Gold Designs on Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest and Twitter.
  Chas’ Crazy Creations on Facebook and Pinterest.
  *** By linking up you’re giving us permission to share your link across all of our social media platforms (and an image therein) and in the Grandma’s House weekly DIY newsletter to promote the link party.

Now, let’s get this party started: To Grandma’s House We Go!

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Projects on H+G Designs you may want to check out:

Holiday Wood Slice Garland

 

DIY Textured Headboard/Footboard

 

DIY Reversible Holiday Sign using Pyrography