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The Crazy Little Lovebirds Link Party 136

Welcome to The Crazy Little Love Birds Link Party #136! I’m so happy you’re here! This is a warm and friendly gathering where you can share your amazing ideas—whether it's tasty recipes, fun family activities, creative crafts, home projects, or any other joyful inspirations. If you love finding new DIY ideas and learning from other bloggers, you’re in the perfect spot!


Thank you so much for joining this week’s link party. I truly enjoy seeing all the creativity, recipes, projects, and inspiration you share. Your ideas brighten this space and make it such a lovely place to gather.

If you missed the last party and would like to revisit some of the posts, you can do so by clicking here: The Crazy Little Lovebirds link party 135

Congratulations to our featured bloggers

Salt Prairie – My Favorite Tips for Making House Cleaning More Enjoyable

I really enjoyed this post because the tips are so simple and doable. If you’ve been wanting to make cleaning feel a little lighter and less overwhelming, you’ll appreciate these ideas. They’re gentle, encouraging, and perfect for creating a more enjoyable cleaning routine at home.

InkTorrents – Little Stories: Winter Playtime

I wanted to share this one because the artwork is just so peaceful and sweet. Each little winter scene feels like a quiet moment you can step into. If you love cozy, imaginative art, you’ll enjoy taking a look at these beautiful illustrations.

Moore or Less Cooking – Limoncello Cream Cheese Pie

This dessert immediately caught my eye — it looks so bright, creamy, and refreshing. If you’re in the mood for something sweet with a lovely lemon flavor, this pie is such a nice treat. It feels perfect for spring or any time you want something cheerful.

Modern on Monticello – Estate Sale Purchase to New DIY Grapevine Wreath Makeover

I love a good makeover project, and this one is so inspiring. She takes an estate‑sale wreath and gives it a fresh, beautiful update. It’s simple, budget‑friendly, and a great reminder of how a little creativity can bring new life to something old.


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  1. Thanks for featuring my post-- I love cleaning, so sharing my favorite tips to make it more enjoyable was fun!

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    1. You're very welcome. We enjoyed your post very much. I love cleaning as well, and your tips were wonderful. Thank you for joining the party, Angie.

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  2. Morning, Stephanie. Thank you for another linkup. Happy Friday and weekend.
    My entries: #8+9+10
    I would love it if you would join us weekly at SSPS https://esmesalon.com/seniorsalonpitstop/

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    1. Esme, you're very welcome. Thank you for visiting and sharing here at the party. Have a wonderful weekend. 😀 😊

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  3. Thanks for the party, Stephanie. I plan on making a beaded wreath this weekend, following your tutorial :)

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    1. You're very welcome. Aw, that's awesome. I am sure your beaded wreath will be absolutely lovely. 🤗

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  4. Thank you for hosting Stephanie.
    I'm sitting at #15 this time.
    I hope you have an amazing week.
    Blessings, Jennifer

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    1. Jennifer, thank you for joining us at the linkup. I hope that you have a wonderful weekend.

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    1. Lisa, thank you. We're happy that you joined us this week. Take care.

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  6. Thank you so much, Stephanie! I am so happy that you see my art that way. Means the world to me.

    Have a very lovely weekend.
    -Soma

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    1. Soma, you're very welcome. Thank you for sharing here at the party. We appreciate it. :)

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  7. Thank you for hosting and wishing you a beautiful weekend :)

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    1. Mariama, you're very welcome. I hope that you have a beautiful weekend as well. Take care. :)

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  8. Thanks so much for another fabulous party, Stephanie! It's always a joy to stop by! Wishing you and your family a wonderful weekend!

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    1. Laura, aw, you're very welcome. I hope that you all have a beautiful weekend.

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  9. Stephanie, thanks so much for the link-up and letting all of us, share with your readers. Have a great week ahead.

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    1. Melynda, thank you. You are so kind.-Have a wonderful weekend. Take care.

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  10. Thanks so much for hosting all of us, Stephanie! Much appreciated!

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    1. Pam, you're welcome. We're happy you joined us here. Take care~

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