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Welcome to Crazylittlelovebirds link party #4!   Share  your family-friendly posts, the latest recipes, creative crafts, and inspiring home decor ideas. Let's start the party and see what amazing content we can all discover together! Blog Link features from party #3 8-29-23/9-5-23 Congratulations to our featured bloggers!  This link party is possible because of all of you. I am so grateful. Thank you to each and every one of you who entered last week's party.  Dee from Grammy's Grid has shared a simple yet beautiful post that reminds us of how mesmerizing the ocean can be. Head over to her blog and take a moment to relax and let the thought of the ocean take all your worries away. My Favorite Color Is Ocean Joanne from My Slices of Life has shared her favorite moments and highlights of August. Don't forget to visit her blog to check out all the fun she had! Favorites & Highlights of August 2023; One Sentence a Day Niki from Life of a Leo Wife has created a quic...

Today, I'd love to share with you a simple and quick way to decorate a wooden chalkboard. It's a cute and useful accessory for jotting down to-do lists, reminders, or just doodling.  It's a great DIY project that can add a touch of warmth and coziness to your home decor. Easy Fall Framed Chalkboard Decoration Materials Faux Fall floral Floral cutters One framed chalkboard-I purchased mine at Dollar Tree Acrylic paint Scissors Paintbrush Twine Applying paint to a framed chalkboard Pick your acrylic paint and apply it to the frame of your chalkboard using a paintbrush. I went with a color called "pumpkin" because I'm a bit obsessed with it. Cutting faux floral and adding it to framed chalkboard Next, use your floral cutters to remove the stems from your faux flowers. This makes it easier to attach them to the chalkboard frame. Once the stems are removed, attach the flowers to the wooden frame by applying some hot glue to the back of each flower. I added some fau...

 Welcome to Crazylittlelove birds link party #3!    Share  your family-friendly posts, latest recipes, creative crafts, and inspiring home decor ideas. Let's start the party and see what amazing content we can all discover together! Looking for a simple and cute Halloween craft? Check out my latest tutorial where I show you how to transform a picture frame into a cute Halloween display! Link below DIY Fun Halloween Picture Frame Art Featured posts from party #2 8-25-23/8-29-23 Congratulations to our featured bloggers!  This link party is possible because of all of you. I am so grateful. Thank you to each and every one of you who entered last week's party.  Let's start with Cara from Vintage Style Gal who has shared an incredibly cute and budget-friendly DIY Halloween Ghost.  The tutorial is easy to follow and you can find it here: Halloween Ghost On A Budget. Moving on to Beth from Creatively Beth, who has created a fall pumpkin flag that's perfect for...

Greetings! I am thrilled to share a fun and effortless craft idea with everyone. Today, we will be making a Halloween picture frame art. This craft is interactive and suitable for children to participate in. I will guide you through every step and also provide a list of materials needed. If you are excited, let's begin and have a blast creating! Materials One frame- Any size will work, I'm using 3.75x3.75 Halloween felt stickers-I purchased a pack from Dollar Tree Gem strips-You can find these at Dollar Tree and they have a sticky backing to them Adhesive (optional) Acrylic paint-I'm using black and white Scissors Paintbrush Round sponge brush Applying paint to the picture frame To begin, take out the paper from the center of the frame. Keep it aside for later use in the craft.  After removing the paper, use a paintbrush to apply black acrylic paint onto the wooden frame. I applied about two coats of black acrylic paint to my frame and let it dry completely. Creating a desi...

 Welcome to Crazylittlelovebirds Link Party #2    Share  your family-friendly posts, latest recipes, creative crafts, and inspiring home decor ideas. Let's start the party and see what amazing content we can all discover together! Featured posts From last week 8-18-23/8-22-23 Check out this review from An Artful Mom . She reviews two great products from Galen Leather Co.  The products are a Washi tape dispenser and a wooden Sketchbox. --They are beautiful! Check out her review here-- A Review of the Wooden Sketchbox and Washi Tape Dispenser from Galen Leather Co.   Esme, from EsmeSalon , shares with us this Buttermilk Spicy Pecan Bundt Cake recipe. And it sounds delicious! If you're anything like me and love pecans you will love this recipe!  Check out  her recipe here-- Buttermilk Spicy Pecan Bundt Cake Niki from Lifeasaleowife shares this beautiful fall entryway. She uses a blanket, pillows, cute pumpkins, and other decor items. Ready to decora...

Today, I'll show you how to make a tiered tray design using two metal trays and a metal candle holder. I found the metal trays at Target for $5 and picked up the candle holder at a Hobby Lobby clearance event last year. It's super simple! Easy Metal Tiered Tray Design: Create and decorate  Materials Spray paint- I used Magnolia Home Chalk paint Two metal trays-I picked these up at Target for $5 One metal candle holder Decorative Rub on transfers-I picked these leaf design transfers up at Dollar Tree E6000 or any heavy-duty adhesive Any Decorations for decorating your trays-I decided to use some of my fall decor Spray painting metal trays To begin, carefully take your metal trays and move them to a well-ventilated area. Set up an area to spray your metal cans. I used an old cardboard box and set my trays on it before I started spray painting.  I sprayed a layer on both trays and let them set for about 30 minutes before spraying on the next coat of paint. I left my trays for abo...