Welcome to this week's Making Monday link party.
We're so excited to see what you've been up to this week. I hope your Christmas season is wonderful and that you're making cherished memories with your loved ones.
The party where you can find fun new creative ideas and tasty recipes shared by amazingly talented people.
Every Monday bloggers stop by to link up their posts and share with all you party goers.
By joining in {both bloggers and non-bloggers} you will discover new blogs,
be inspired to make something new, try a yummy new recipe, and most importantly make new friends!
This party is hosted by Lori and me, and your projects will be shared on both of our blogs.
We love that you're here and we love featuring you on our social media so be sure to follow us so you can see if your post gets shared!
We also pin to our Making Monday pinterest board and we'd love to have you follow along!
This is a place you can find projects from all the previous parties, too, so it is like a party every day!
This is what your hostesses have been up to lately:
Two True Uplifting Christmas Stories from A Bright and Beautiful Life
These are the fantastic features from last week's party chosen by Lori:
#1. Leilani at Keeping Up With Mrs. Smith shares her grandmother's velvety~smooth pecan~loaded Soft as Silk Chocolate Fudge. #2. Reminiscent of the chocolate covered cherries, Kathy' husband Mike gives this Chocolate Cherry Covered Fudge a "thumbs up." Hop on over to Melding Magic for the recipe.
#3. Katie over at View From the Fridge is sharing her Anthropologie Inspired "Wool" Wreath that she made for a fraction of the store price.
#4. This super easy, super quick, and super cheap Ribbon Wreath was created by Tasya at My House and Home.
#5. These delicious looking Old Fashioned Caramels were made and shared by The Pin Junkie.
#6. Carrie at A Mother's Shadow linked-up a family favorite ~ Cranberry Salsa. It sounds interestingly tasty.
#7. I think this Asymmetrical Half Square Triangle Quilt is absolutely stunning. Click on over to Stitch By Stitch to see Marelize's intricate quilting.
#8. Rachel at Adventures of a DIY Mom teaches us how to make these adorable Wire Angel Ornaments.
#7. I'm making this Raspberry Cream Cheese Coffee Cake this weekend and I can hardly wait! Leigh Anne at Your Homebased Mom made this friend and family favorite for a holiday brunch she hosted.
#8. Is there anything sweeter-looking and that completely says Christmas than Gingerbread Houses? Amy at Amy's Confectionary Adventures shares her family's fun creations. I think they look wonderful.
Thank you so much for the party! Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteThank you Gracie for the party :)
ReplyDeleteEverything is so pretty this time of year. Chocolates and wreaths and salsas - oh my! Congratulations to your brother in law, Gracie. Thanks for hosting. Happy Holidays.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice surprise! Thanks so much for featuring my homemade caramels! Your button is proudly displayed on my features page! Wishing you very happy holidays!
ReplyDeleteThis is my second time to link with your party! Thanks for being a wonderful host. Have a Happy Holiday!
ReplyDeletePam
Thank you for the party! Hope you have a great week!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing my Asymmetrical Diamond Quilt, and for hosting, big HUGS!!
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU so much for featuring my cranberry salsa. What a treat! I appreciate your party and always find great ideas and recipes. Carrie, A Mother's Shadow
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