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Frugal Crafty Home Blog Hop

Thanks for joining me and Jordan from Lily White. Designs, Amy From A Blossoming Life, Sara from Sneaky Spoons, and Katie from The Casual Craftlete.  We each pick different features each week so be sure to check out the other lovely features!

This party starts each Sunday at 8PM Central time  You can subscribe to my email list to ensure you won’t miss a thing!

This week at Carrie This Home

I shared one of the best time saving secrets for bloggers.  It’s called *CoSchedule.  Imagine this:  as you’re writing a blog post, you can schedule unlimited pins for Pinterest, Facebook status updates, Google+ updates, Tweets on Twitter, and more all from your WordPress dashboard!  CoSchedule puts my social media outlets all in one screen saving me tons of time and keeping things organized.  If this sounds good–see my full review of CoSchedule here.

CoSchedule has allowed me to be successful with my blog and gives me more time with my family. It's a win-win! #blog

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Features from last week’s party:

Budget Kitchen Makeover With Sparkle from Old Things New.

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Cappuccino Meringue Cookies from Confectionalism

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DIY Vintage Monogram Letters from Making It In the Mountains

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Now it’s your turn!

  Feel free to grab my blog hop button from my sidebar.  If you were featured, celebrate and grab the “I was featured” button! Party Information and Rules:

  • Follow Carrie This Home in some way–by email, Facebook, Pinterest, Google+,Twitter, or Bloglovin’.
  • Frugal Crafty Home Blog Hop opens up every Sunday at 8 PM Central time.
  • Your link will appear on all five blogs giving your posts more exposure!
  • Link back to this post.  Posts that link back to Carrie This Home are more likely to get featured next week.
  • Features will be pinned to Pinterest!
  • Please visit and comment on at least two links.
  • Linking up means you are giving permission to be featured and use your pictures in future featured posts.  Proper credit & links will always be given.

Comments

  4. Patricia Krank says

    Dearest Carrie – Thank you so VERY much for featuring my kitchen makeover. It is an honor and a delight! Thanks also for the great party.
    Blessings,
    Patti

    • Carrie says

      I really loved all the creative touches you added to your kitchen so it was a joy to feature! Thanks for joining us again!

    • Carrie says

      It’s been so encouraging seeing the response from that CoSchedule post. I love sharing helpful tips so you are very welcome!

  13. Theresa says

    Carrie,
    I loved your post about CoSchedule… about how your don’t want to give up your time with your family for your blog… I laughed as my son got a stinky diaper right as your party started lol back now… with everyone feeling fresh.

    Thanks for always having great posts!!

      • Theresa says

        Yeah… I got the time right this time. I clearly misread 8pm Central… So last week at 8pm Eastern I was sitting there trying to figure out why your link party wouldn’t load 🙁 Finally, I realized ohhh Central time 🙂

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  4. […] Well hello! Are you enjoying the summer? I’m finding that summer break is just as busy as the school year, just more fun. Summer camp is getting the girls out for a few hours everyday, but I do feel like my uninterrupted crafting time is diminished. Though, I did find some time this week to make a tea towel for the kitchen to celebrate Independence Day. Remember the Falling Shamrock Tea Towel from back in March? Well this tea towel is very similar. Just the 4th of July version. I love using DecoArt Ink Effects on 100% cotton material, because it gives the design a watercolor effect. If you want bolder colors, make sure your fabric is at least 60% synthetic material. Supplies You’ll also need an iron. Paint a bunch of stars in various sizes, using the red and blue Ink Effects. I did a quick Google search for star outlines and traced a bunch of them. There were about 60. I am so not talented enough to freehand draw the stars. Let the paint dry for 45 minutes. Lay out your tea towel on top of another towel for ironing. Spray it with the base coat (if your fabric is less than 60% synthetic material) and let dry. Place your design painted side down, on the tea towel. Place a clean piece of paper on top of that. Iron on the cotton setting, with no steam, for about 3 minutes, constantly keeping the iron in motion.  Peel off the paper, and you should see your beautiful design transferred to the tea towel. Repeat process until done. I reused some of the stars I already transferred to layer a lighter transfer on top of the other ones. See photographic instructions here. The whole project only takes a couple of hours. So make one today!     {This post contains affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I may receive a small compensation to help pay for the blog.}   Linked to ~ Moonlight & Mason Jars, Someday Crafts, Link Party Palooza, Creative Collection, Think Pink Sunday, Sunday Showcase, Merry Monday, Nifty Thrifty Sunday, Submarine Sunday, Happiness Is Homemade, Our Sunday Best Showcase, 3 Mango Seeds, Huckleberry Love, CRAFT, Inspiration Monday, Mix It Up Monday, Mad Skills Party, Frugal Crafty Home […]

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