Let's go back in time and revisit some of the creative projects linked to last week's party, as well.
If you like vintage, shabby, and French, you will love visiting Mikey @ Shabby French Cottage.
But hurry, before it's time to put the Christmas decorations away.
Trust me; you'll want to see the holiday treasures Mikey's cottage holds!
Star light, star bright...
okay, maybe this little star isn't light or bright, but it shines with "cuteness," nonetheless.
Suzanne @ Meridian Road offered a great tutorial for creating this little beauty.
If your decorating style embraces the colors of surf and sand, then boogie on over to Mary's @ Boogieboard Cottage to see her beautiful "beachy" vignettes.
A few months ago, I passed up the opportunity to buy a handful of vintage Putz houses, very similar to the ones you see here.
After seeing the adorable arrangement Roselle @ Seaside Rose Creations put together, I'm totally regretting that decision. ;(
In my many years of reusing, repurposing, and reinventing, I've seen a lot of unique remakes.
But I have to say, this "foiled" dresser by Debra @ DeJa Renew was a first for me.
Great way to think out of the box, Debra—literally!
Sommer @ Designer Garden was a busy, busy girl this year creating one decoration after another for the holidays.
It paid off, Sommer. Everything looks fabulous!
I'm happy to introduce you to a new kid on the blogging block—fifteen-year-old Crafty Diva @ Fashionista for Less.
This young lady has been developing her needle-craft skills for some time now.
Be sure to go by and say hi!
Some people just have a knack for turning the mundane into something marvelous.
Good thing for her son that Sharon @ Elizabeth & Co. is one such person—'cause he gets the goods.
When you were in school, did you learn how to multiply by dividing?
To see what I mean, be sure to visit Diana @ Blogging by Pictures, and see how she created an abundance of decorations for her tree—by doing just that.
It's always fun to see how old ideas resurface years later.
When I saw this cute, festive Christmas tree—created from magazines—by Jana @ Giggles, Glitz & Glam, I had a flashback to my past.
I remember seeing those in craft magazines when I was a kid—a looong time ago!
Thanks so much to each and every traveler who took the time to join the fun last week.
I can't wait to see what creative ideas you link to this week's Time Travel Thursday party!
I hope everyone has a safe and blessed Christmas!
I hope everyone has a safe and blessed Christmas!
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