Hi friends! Welcome to the Tutorials & Tips Link Party! If this is your first time linking up to the Tutorials & Tips Link Party, a special welcome to you. This is a place for bloggers in our niche to link up their best tutorials, tips, crafts, room reveals, furniture makeovers, recipes, etc. Each week, I feature and pin my favorites. Please read the guidelines and picture permissions before linking up. Also, please visit a few others who have linked up. We all appreciate page views and visits from friends. Have a great week, stay at home, and please be safe!
LINK PARTY GUIDELINES:
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- What counts as a tutorial or tip? Any blog post that makes our lives better in some large or small way is fair game! Room reveals, furniture makeovers, recipes, craft tutorials, organization tips, decorating advice, painting tips, and gardening ideas are all welcome here. If your post isn’t a tutorial or tip, please don’t link it up.
- Original work only. Please link up your original work. I love roundups and stories, but this party is about your original tutorials and your tips.
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Thanks so much for hosting eash week, Beth! I hope you and your family have had a fabulous summer and will have an easy transtiion back to school too. Hugs, CoCo
Thanks for hosting, hope you have a lovely day!
I’ve only recently found your party. Thanks for hosting!
Welcome! Happy to have you link up!
p.s. I forgot to mention, too, that I publish on Blogger and the new program doesn’t let you change the title (glitch) once you’ve created it, hence why the link to the French Style Victorian Shelf is different than what posted.
Thank you again for hosting, Beth!
Hugs,
Barb 🙂
Hello Beth, thank you for hosting the party! It is nice to meet you!! I am coming over actually from this month’s future Pinterest Challenge (prepping) and saw your tutorial link party, so I have linked three posts. The first is today’s easy tutorial on creating a Late Summer Door Basket (#20). The next two are the first post and reveal of a shelf cabinet I found at my inlaws that my father-in-law began sometime after 1995 when a friend gave it to him. I found it in pieces and am loving how it turned out! (#21 and #22) They are fairly extensive woodworking tutorials for anyone who enjoys doing that.
Hope you are enjoying your summer and I am happy to have found your blog and IG through Cindy of County Road 407. Best wishes to you and your family… <3
Hugs,
Barb 🙂
Thanks for linking up Barb!