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Sweet Inspiration Link Party #53

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​Welcome to our Fifty-Third Sweet Inspiration Link Party.

I hope everyone is well!  My kids are still off from school this week and we have been doing some spring cleaning. Not too much though, because my DIY projects get in the way!  I hope you all have a wonderful weekend!

Please only pin from the original blog post, just click on the links below, they will lead you there! Thanks!

We will be visiting all of you who link up with us.  We always appreciate your visits.

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​The party starts on Fridays 3pm UTC and runs until Tuesday 3 pm UTC or 10 am EST. By joining us every week you will be able to grow your blog and gather inspiration from so many others who link up to our party. We hope you will join us every week to share and inspire with your projects and creations.
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​ Maya from The Little Treasures shared these gorgeous felt bags made by the extremely talented, and shy, Olga Gulyaeva. Every one of them is a work of art.
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Dwan over at Mommadjane had me at no-bake. These strawberry cheesecakes look so delicious, I’ll be trying them this weekend and I’m definitely going to have more than one shooter ðŸ˜‰
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 Emily from Sprinkled With Color decided to get creative and fill a gap on her kitchen wall with these cool penny letters. Doesn’t it look great?
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​I love everything nautical and these bracelets Ntina of Happy Girly Crafty did are so my style! I can see something similar around an empty jar with candles in it for summer nights outdoors.
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Debra of Shoppe No. 5 has taken an ordinary cabinet and turned it into a showstopper with lots of depth and chippy goodness!
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Pam of Threading My Way shares with us a personal history of Dress lengths of the 20th century. She shows us how the ladies in her family dressed over the century and some outfits that would not have raised an eyebrow back in the wild old days!
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And this weeks most popular post is by our favorite couple Handan and Greg of The Navage Patch who show us how to make an Antique World Map Decoupage. 
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​Party Rules

~ It would be appreciated if you follow us on at least one social media.
~ You can link up to 3 posts, DIYs, Home Decor, Crafts, Recipes anything family             friendly goes!
~ Yes, you can link up posts with affiliate links. 
~ Please link up your own work, no ads. And please no link parties.
~ Linking gives us permission to share a credited photo on our social media accounts.
~ If you wish to pin the features please do so by going to the original post.

                   No repeat linking up please. Otherwise, it will be removed.

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Click the button to link up below!   Get inspired, have fun & share!!!​

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  4. Andrea

    My son has been off from school for the past two weeks, but sadly I had to work (I was off the week before and visited my parents in Germany by myself). Our house is in desperate need of some spring cleaning, but I’ve been so busy (and jet lagged) that I haven’t done any yet…
    Have a wonderful weekend, Mary!

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    • Mary

      At least you got in a trip to visit your parents in Germany Andrea. Don’t worry about the house, it won’t complain! Have a great weekend and rest up. Jet lag is hard especially so many hours difference.

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    • Mary

      Yes they get one week off before Easter and one after and then of course they have 3 months for summer. It’s too hot here to study! 😉

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