Linkup Party #29

 

Wow I have been super busy and the Made It store is fully stocked.  There are 13 new kindy/library bags and 4 of my new clutch style nappy wallets available.

I have also changed the way my pram liners look:

I have been having a quick look through all the linkup parties and you have all been very busy.  I love that everyone post something different and its not all about the one thing eg sewing or crafting.  You can find a great variety of awesome stuff, and here is some of them:

1. What a great way to reuse a oneis and there are a lot of cute ones out there.  Bag of Pretty show’s you how to make one here.
2. I have a few blankets that are waiting for me to make them, but I just love the colours used in this receiving blanket over at Ode to Inspiration.
3. My girl’s are always making tents out of their blankets but I think this is a better idea, must pickup hula hoop when out shopping I think.  The tutorial can be found over at The Craft Nest.
4. Just goes to show that the moustache material isn’t only just for boys.  This dress is awesome and I love the exposed zipper.  I found it at Sew Country Chick.
5. We had meatloaf for dinner last night but I always use beef mince.  So I am going to have to try this delicious looking Chicken parmesan one over at What’s Cooking Love! (loving the name of this blog too)
6. How cute is this rocking chair over at Design Stash!!
7. Burlap can be used for just about everything and these flowers are a nice touch to any decor.  I found this at Want to get Crafty!
8. And finally, I love finding different toppings to use in a cob loaf and this one just looks divine.  It’s a Baked Turkey Pesto Sandwich shared by Barns & Noodles.

Thanks for sharing all these great ideas at the Linkups! 

Have a great day and don’t forget to grab a button!!!!!

Jennifer xx

 

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