Waste Not Wednesday

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Welcome back everyone, I ended up staying for much longer than planned, but my loved one needed me. I am back and online and scrambling this week. Its worth it though. I hope your week is well and I look forward to catching up on all your posts.

Sam @ Raggedy Bits | Facebook | Pinterest | Instagram | Google + | Twitter

Leanna @ Pretty DIY Home | Facebook | Pinterest | Instagram | Google + | Twitter

Here’s what we’ve been up to:

How to Upcycle an Farmhouse Bathroom Stool

Farmhouse DIY Cutting Board with Graphic

The featured blogger for the month of is Follow the Yellow Brick Home

Amber lives in “My Old Kentucky Home,” a 1921 yellow brick charmer in the (re)making. She is a music teacher and realtor who loves old home, decorating, collecting, and creating lovely things. Take some time on her blog, you will find out she has immense amount of style and a great eye for design.

This week’s Monthly Bloggers Featured Post

Fall is always about the Harvest to me, and I love how Amber used apples as here theme in this Fall home tour. This little scene makes me wish I was there. I can really appreciate how she created a mood. Its lovely.

Summer Decorating with Lemons

Sam and I are all about creating an inspiring community to help each other grow. Today we are super excited to share our monthly featured blogger . We will be featuring our monthly featured  blogger for the WHOLE month! That’s right a whole month!!!

We will share projects and recipes from the featured blogger across the entire month!! How exciting is that?! All you need to do to qualify as our Monthly featured blogger is we want to see that you’ve been actively visiting other blogs and leaving comments! Easy peasy lemon squeezy!! So have fun taking a tiny amount of time exploring your fellow bloggers,being inspired and grow.  

Our Favourite Waste Not Wednesday Projects:

Ground Beef Stuffed Shells | The Kitchen is my Playground

Shabby Chic Makeover with Decoupage |Doodle Buddies

Bathrooms are so hard to photograph, they are often full of shadows, you have the toilet to deal with, they can be dark, and small, and so forth. Penny’s artwork choices for her bathroom are unique, fun, whimsical, and pretty. I adore them. and she managed to make it all look so good!

Adding Wall Art for a Fresh Bathroom Look| Penny’s Vintage Home

Carol’s post about how to reuse and restyle is so timely, especially for this year. Lots of us are feeling the pinch of isolating, and in Canada Pier One closed, and our shopping choices are more minimal than ever. I told Hubs yesterday I am not going to shop for anything for Fall as I could not find any black decor. Shopping is more frustrating then fun right now, so this post really resonated with me. Thanks for sharing it Carol.

How to Easily Reuse and Restyle Fall Decor  | Blue Sky at Home

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• All links must belong to you.
• Please do not link up any other link parties, giveaways or a product you are selling unless it comes with a tutorial.
• We want this party to stay around so don’t just link and run. Be sure to stop by at least 2 other links and show some love.
• Please don’t pin from the thumbnails in this post. Click on the link and pin from the original source.
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• It would be greatly appreciated to follow us on one social platform.
• Please only link up with projects that you have not shared with Waste Not Wednesday before.

Sam and I talked and decided to stop sharing the most clicked features. Sadly we have only been getting about 30 clicks in total on other participants links. It makes it very difficult to share a most clicked as well as our favorites.

I am sorry to those who have been clicking and participating. We will bring it back once participation increases.

Join us each week for Waste Not Wednesday!

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