Talented Tuesday Link Party – No. 3

Welcome to Talented Tuesday No. 3!

Last week was the first party where we shared our favourite linked up features and had a most popular link too. We hope you enjoyed the variety of posts that were linked up! So here we are again for Week 3! Share the party (and your link) as much as possible..maybe you will be featured next week 🙂 The Talented Tuesday Party is the place where we come together to share any projects that we have been working on. Make sure to check back every Tuesday to see lots of different link ups!

Meaghan over at DIYfaerie
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Amy from Home Remedies
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This is what we have been up to this week. It would be great to receive a comment or two if you fancy clicking through and having a read.

Dreamy Dressing Tables from ME! Threads & Bobbins

DIY Metal Table Top from Table & Hearth

20 Festive Fall Wreaths from Home Remedies

Sriracha Raspberry Cream Cheese Dip from DIY Faerie

No-Sew Pillows from My Own Home Blog

Our most popular link from last week was this adorable 5 step tutorial for how to fold a washcloth elephant from Aspen Jay. Such a cute way of folding a washcloth and there is also a link on there for if you fancy folding a hippo too!

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Each week we pick 3 links from the previous party to feature on our own Talented Tuesday post. We all pick different features so make sure you head across to the other hostess blogs to check out their picks too! If we do feature a post of yours, make sure to grab the picture below for your sidebar and link it back to this post.

Christine over at Little Brags shared how she added some personal touches to her home. I chose this post because the ideas that she shares are so simple and achievable…and they look brilliant. I recently added a few little bits to our bathroom and I now have a few more ideas.

I love this tutorial for DIY chalk labels from Mina and Her Blog. The tutorial is easy to follow and clear. The materials are cheap and I can actually see this being used for lots of other things around the house too. A great way to transform anything into a chalkboard without painting it permanently.

Carole at Creative Clementine created this Scavenger Hunt for little ones attending a craft show. I know that when I visit craft shows, everything takes time to look at and I can only imagine what a task it must be to keep the kids entertained whilst trudging round. This is a quick print out that will allow children to get involved with what ever it is the adults are looking at! I would think about giving the kids a camera too so they can capture their finds without touching!

TIME TO START THE PARTY!

To get the button, you can save the above as an image and insert it through an image widget …. or pop across to one of the other hosting blogs to get the coding 🙂

Here are some rules to remember:

Please follow your hostesses in some way. We love connecting with you on social media!
No giveaways, shops, or link parties please.
Link up a maximum of 3 posts from your blog.
Visit some other links and leave a comment! Doesn’t everyone love comments?
By linking up to this link party, you give us permission to feature an image on our blog and social media. Don’t worry we always give proper credit and links!
Don’t forget to grab a button and link back somewhere on your blog!

Click the frog to link up your post! 🙂