UPDATE: All new featured RV tours will be posted on my other website, Wanderful RV Interiors. Existing tours will slowly be moved to the new website, and anything already moved will automatically redirect.

Disclaimer: This post may contain affiliate links, meaning, if you click through and make a purchase we (or those featured in this post) may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. View our full-disclosure here.

It’s time for The Makers Link Party! Thank you for inspiring us and I can’t wait to see what you link up this week. Last week just blew me away!

Now let’s get this party started! Don’t forget to follow your hosts in some way and please pin from the original source 🙂

 

The Makers- Link Party Tuesday's 8am est
Corey @ TinySidekick
Alexis @ Persia Lou
Katie @ Upcycled Treasures

 

 

This week’s winning post come from the lovely Lauren of The Thinking Closet. She shares LOTS of great tips for working with pallet wood, and teaches us how to make a gorgeous rustic headboard. You have to go check out this headboard. (Guys, it has a secret hiding spot. I kid you not.)
<<Pin The Top Post Here>>
Lauren’s site is loaded with great DIY projects. Here are just a few favorites to get you started browsing around. And be sure to follow The Thinking Closet through social media to keep up to date!
DIY Rake Necklace Holder || Nautical Master Bedroom Makeover || Vintage Purse Makeover
The Thinking Closet: Facebook || Pinterest || Twitter || Google+ || Instagram || Youtube

There were so many great projects again last week! Here are just a few more favorites. (You can see even more features on The Makers’ Pinterest Board!)

This geometric wall art/photo display from The Caldwell Project looks super cool. Head over to get some great tips on making your own.

We’ve been seeing more and more leather projects lately, and this Leather Necklace from Crafting in the Rain is a cute and simple way to try out the trend.
Instead of stenciling your walls, why not try a stamp? Check out the detailed how-to over on Conversations at 901.
These Cereal Snakes from Brave New Home are stinkin’ cute, and would be so fun to make with the kiddos!
And, finally, how gorgeous is this Modern X quilt from Christa Quilts? Amazing, right?

Don’t forget to grab a button if you were featured!

 

Upcycled Treasures
<div align="center"><a href="https://mountainmodernlife.com" title="Upcycled Treasures"><img src="http://i1277.photobucket.com/albums/y491/tinysidekick/woo-hoo-featured-button_zpsad7934b9.png" alt="Persia Lou" style="border:none;" /></a></div>

 

Wanna be featured? Don’t forget to follow your hosts in some way and link back to the party on either your party page or post!

 

>Link up to 3 specific posts on your blog, not your blog’s homepage
(anything you’ve created, but no etsy shops or giveaways)
>Please link only posts that you haven’t shared here before
>Grab The Makers Link Party Button and link back somewhere on your blog
(must link back to be featured)
>Pin the Featured Bloggers winning post
>Visit some other links and let them know you stopped by

 

Upcycled Treasures
<div align="center"><a href="https://mountainmodernlife.com" title="Upcycled Treasures"><img src="http://i1277.photobucket.com/albums/y491/tinysidekick/small-button_zps88139264.png" alt="Persia Lou" style="border:none;" /></a></div>











	





	

	
17 Comments
		
    
					
  1. 
			
		
      
		
    1. 
			
		
      2. 

    

    2. 
		
  2. 
			
		
      
		
    1. 
			
		
      2. 

    

    3. 
		
  3. 
			
    
				

				
    
					
    Whoo hoo and a heel click!  So honored for the features today, ladies!  Thanks for the uber kind words and for throwing such an incredible linky party.  I’m always amazed at how talented the three of you hostesses are.  I mean look at those projects you’ve been up to!  You’re all DIY rockstars!  Hugs and love from Orlando….  -Lauren
    
				
    

							
    
		
      
		
    1. 
			
		
      2. 

    

    4. 
		
  4. 
			
		
    5. 
		
  5. 
			
		
      
		
    1. 
			
		
      2. 

    

    6. 
		
  6. 
			
    
				Pingback: Yamilet Sockell 			
    
		
    7. 
		

				
Comments are closed.