Barbie Storage Board

As a little girl (with two sisters) growing up in the late 80s/early 90s, we had a LOT of Barbie dolls. They (and all their accessories) were just all jumbled up in a box together. This sort of storage system from City of Creative Dreams would have been (and still would be) perfect for storing all those dolls!


See the Barbie Storage Board.

Chevron Painted Bathroom Floor

The Junk Nest wanted something different, so she painted a chevron pattern on her floor. It's hard to tell that this floor was once tile!


See the Chevron Painted Bathroom Floor.

Whatever Goes Wednesday #254

 

Welcome to this crazy day of linky love and blog exploration! I love to see what is new out there in blog land. Get started clicking away to view everyone's creations!

Please stick around and click on at few a links before leaving. Don't be a link-and-run blogger!


 

MOST VIEWED LINK LAST WEEK

I have never heard of this before, but Classy Yet Trendy posted about Potato Candy. Looks like peanut buttery deliciousness!  

 

GIVEAWAY DIRECTORY 

Don't forget to check out the Giveaway Directory tomorrow! It amazes me how few people enter giveaways. This is your chance at free stuff! FYI, this link is only open for two days. If you are going to do a giveaway and want to feature it here, make sure you link it up sometime on Thursday or Friday.

CATEGORICALLY CRAFTING

We already have snow here along with the insane wind and freezing temps, so I guess it's time to face the fact that winter is here to stay. Come party at the Winter Categorically Crafting Party and get some fun seasonal ideas! 

Christmas is just a couple of weeks away. Can you believe it? Come join the Christmas Categorically Crafting Party and show off all your Christmas fun!

ON TO THE PARTY!

You know what to do. Enter your project (up to 4 links), tip, idea, recipe, whatever. Visit others. Leave comments. PLEASE NO ETSY SHOPS! Come back again in the next few days as more projects are added throughout the week. Let the fun begin! Because blogging is not my full-time job, I will not be able to visit every link. I apologize for that because I know you all work so hard and take the time to link up here and I appreciate it! Also, we'll be highlighting our favorites throughout the week, so be sure to check back periodically! :)

How to Make Wool Dryer Balls

About a year ago, I bought some wool dryer balls. Since then, my mother, mother-in-law, sister-in-laws, and sisters have seen them and asked about them. I definitely notice a difference in drying time when I use them. I've thought about getting some for the women in my family, but they can be pretty pricey. However, The Seasoned Homemaker has a tutorial to make your own. I think I just added something else to my list of things to make!


See How to Make Wool Dryer Balls.

Aluminum Tape Feature Wall

I love this feature wall from Deeva Designs! It's made with tape, but it definitely doesn't look like it.


See the Aluminum Tape Feature Wall.

Adorable Knotted Baby Hats



One thing is perfectly clear with my children. They have big 'ol noggins! My youngest, who was 11 weeks early (so who is almost 1 year actually, but about 9.5 months adjusted), always falls within the 90-95th percentile for head circumference when they compare him to children his actual age (so other 1-year-olds, in this case). In fact, I ordered him a hat for Christmas and bought the 12-24 month size. I'll be lucky if it lasts him through the rest of this winter! So, I don't expect this next little peanut to be any different. Since she's going to be a winter baby, she's definitely going to need some hats. I might just do what Plucky's Second Thought did and make some so that I KNOW they'll fit.

 

See the Adorable Knotted Baby Hats.

Mason Jar Lid Wreath Ornaments



I know, I know. Christmas is over. But these little ornaments from Sadie Seasongoods were just too cute not to share. And now, you have a whole year to save the rings and make some to hang on your tree!

 

See the Mason Jar Lid Wreath Ornament.