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Welcome to The Crazy Little Love Birds Link Party #62! This party provides a platform for sharing inspiring content such as recipes, family-friendly blog posts, crafts, home decor, and other uplifting ideas. Thank you all for being a part of the party!  Wishing you all the best. Today we have some wonderful featured posts to check out. Congratulations to our featured bloggers Melynda from Scratchmade Food for Hungry People shares a delicious Gingerbread and Pear Pudding recipe. Her blog features a variety of great recipes! Check out how Lisa from Fresh Vintage by Lisa S. created rustic place card markers using old empty spools. These are perfect for displaying at Thanksgiving dinner. Visit Cook Eat Go for a comforting recipe for Homemade Chicken Pot Pie. With the colder weather approaching, this is an ideal dinner option for the family! Pamela from Style Yourself Confident offers several tips on how to layer your fall outfits stylishly. All featured posts will be pinned on  Crazylit

 Hi everyone! I'm excited to share a simple and easy floral pumpkin design you can create quickly. Today, we will make a faux floral pumpkin display using decoupage and a few additional designs. I'm reusing a foam pumpkin that I bought at Dollar Tree. If you’re ready, let’s begin creating an easy floral decoupage faux pumpkin display! Quick video tutorial **Materials needed:** - Acrylic paint - Paintbrush - Floral napkin - Faux pearls - Faux flowers - Craft knife - Scissors - Mod Podge Carefully remove the top of your pumpkin. I used my craft knife to go around the top section, creating a hole at the top. Using a paintbrush, apply acrylic paint to the pumpkin. I chose to paint mine black. Next, use scissors to cut out a few flowers from your napkin. Make sure to remove the second layer of the napkin before cutting out the designs.   Once you have your floral designs cut out, use a paintbrush to apply Mod Podge to the pumpkin. While the Mod Podge is wet, add the floral napkin cu

W elcome to The Crazy Little Love Birds Link Party #61!  Our party is a platform to share inspiring content such as recipes, family-friendly blog posts, crafts, home decor, and anything inspiring. Hello everyone! I hope you’re all doing well.    Recently, we’ve been enjoying the change in the weather, with cooler temperatures and beautiful fall colors. As a result, we’ve been taking more nature walks. How has your week been? Do you have any fun plans for the upcoming days?  I also created a cozy, simple Autumn tablescape. Check it out on my craft blog.-- Easy Steps to Create a Cozy Autumn Tablescape at Home Thank you for joining the party! We have some wonderful featured posts today.  Congratulations to our featured bloggers! Visit the Adventures in Weseland blog to explore the Idaho Botanical Garden.   Jennifer over at Tea with Jennifer addresses a challenging topic that some of us may face: navigating family estrangements. It's important to discuss issues like this.  Visit Amy&

Hello everyone! Today, I want to show you a simple Halloween table design I created using a few items I already had at home. You can easily assemble a quick tablescape with things you might already own. In this fun and easy Halloween table decor guide, I will explain how to incorporate these items into your table design, making it festive and functional. Quick Video tutorial Fun and Easy Halloween Table Decor Ideas  Let's start with the items I'm using for my table: This list should give you a clearer idea of what I’m using for my Halloween table display! - Mini white fabric pumpkins, along with one orange foam pumpkin - Two mini cauldrons  - A chalkboard sign that I created a while back on the blog  - Mini battery-operated pumpkin lights  - Assorted spider rings  - A candle riser that I'm reusing  - One metal black cat  - Assorted Halloween stickers  - A few faux flowers  - A white tablecloth that I'm also reusing  As a reminder, I'm keeping my tablescape simple. I

W elcome to The Crazy Little Love Birds Link Party #60!  Our party is a platform to share inspiring content such as recipes, family-friendly blog posts, crafts, home decor, and anything inspiring. How's your week going? I hope everyone is doing well. If you missed last week's featured posts you can check them out here Featured posts from party 59 I'm always so grateful that you join us here and share your amazing posts. I look forward to visiting your blogs.  We have some wonderful featured posts this week. Congratulations to our featured bloggers! Beth at Creatively Beth is sharing a guide on how to create adorable recycled tin can pumpkins for autumn.  Make sure to visit the Our Grand Lives blog for their post titled " A Family Boo Bash: Simple Meal Ideas for 2024 ." They offer easy meal suggestions perfect for families and their little ones!  Esme Salon shares a delightful recipe for Melting Moments Viennese Biscuits . Be sure to stop by, and while you're t

 Are you l ooking for a quick and easy Thanksgiving DIY project? Using simple materials, learn how to create upcycled cardboard place cards for your Thanksgiving table. Great for a festive touch! Hello everyone! I'm excited to share this easy upcycling project with you. We'll be making place cards by repurposing cardboard. I had some cardboard lying around and wanted to find a creative use.  Quick Video tutorial Materials: - Cardboard sections: 3x8 inches (cut into strips) - Faux flowers - Paint marker - Floral cutters - Hot glue - Scissors or paper cutter (Used for cutting the cardboard into strips) Start by cutting the cardboard into strips. I used sections that are 3x8 inches in size. Next, fold each cardboard strip in half and flatten them out by pressing the folded sections together. Then, use a paint marker to write the names and add any designs you want on the cards. After that, use floral cutters to cut faux flowers that you want to use on the place cards. Attach the fl