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    Shabbilicious Friday Link Party

    Stacy W.By Updated:No Comments3 Mins Read

    Welcome to Shabbilicious Friday!

     

    I’m thrilled to be this week’s featured host, and even happier that you’ve all joined us! We are so honored that you continue to amaze us with your work each week.

    In case we haven’t met, my name is Stacy, and my husband and I run Anastasia Vintage. I often say that we are self-proclaimed non-creative types who are proving ourselves wrong every day, and it is so true. By day, I’m a graduate student, and Eric is a technician and musical director, so Anastasia Vintage is a much needed creative outlet! Our blog is home to DIY furniture revival projects, vintage-inspired crafts, and free printables for your decor.

    Here’s a peek at some of our recent posts:

    http://anastasiavintagehome.blogspot.com/2015/02/french-country-victorian-seat-makeover.htmlhttp://anastasiavintagehome.blogspot.com/2014/08/a-table-transformation.htmlhttp://anastasiavintagehome.blogspot.com/2015/03/spring-has-sprung-watercolor-printable.html

     I’d love for you to follow us as we share our love for all things vintage & DIY!

     Facebook – Pinterest – Instagram – Twitter

     

    Allow me to introduce my fellow hosts!

    Shabby Art Boutique – Facebook – Pinterest – Instagram – Twitter

     

    On to this week’s features:

    There was so much springtime inspiration at last week’s party, I couldn’t help but feature some of my favorites!

    From the kitchen scale to the vintage tablecloth, there isn’t anything I don’t love about this spring vignette by Mary Alice at Chateau Chic.

    http://chateau-chic.blogspot.com/2015/03/looking-like-spring-on-inside.html

    The pale, dreamy color that Paula at Sweet Pea chose for her Goodwill table makeover reminds me so much of clear, blue spring skies.

    http://www.virginiasweetpea.com/2015/03/goodwill-table-makeover.html

    This incredible faux garden clock by Suzy at Worthing Court is simply ingenious! I love the funky mix of gardening tools she chose to mark the hours.

    http://www.worthingcourtblog.com/2015/02/how-to-make-a-garden-clock.html

    Lynn at Shabby Story shared her lovely refinished tote with handpainted bunnies. They’re just adorable, and perfect for this time of year!

    http://www.shabbystory.com/2015/03/some-spring-some-winter.html

    Priscilla took a galvanized tiered tray from Sam’s Club and styled it beautifully for spring. There are so many neat pieces in this perfectly balanced centerpiece.

    http://priscillas2000.blogspot.com/2015/03/spring-galvanized-centerpiece.html

    These speckled egg painted mason jars by Susan at Homeroad are rustic springtime perfection! What a clever decor idea!

    http://www.homeroad.net/2015/03/speckled-egg-painted-mason-jars.html

    And finally, I’m speechless over the industrial vintage french kitchen over at So Much Better With Age. Those cabinets? That backsplash? Those windows flooding the room with sunlight? Excuse me while I pick my jaw up off of the floor.

    http://www.somuchbetterwithage.com/2015/02/industrial-vintage-french-kitchen/

    Thank you all for linking up! If you were featured this week, please grab a button!

    Shabbilicious Friday featured blog

    Now Let’s Party!

    Each week, the features and some of our favorites will be shared on all five of our blogs and pinned to the Shabbilicious Friday Pinterest Board for even more exposure.

     

    Some simple rules:
     – No Etsy stores, giveaways, or link parties.
    – Please link to a specific post on your blog, not your blog’s home page.
    – Link back to any one of our blogs with a text link or party button (available in the sidebar)
    By submitting a link, you’re giving us permission to feature your project on our blogs and on social media. Proper credit and a link back to your post/profile will always be given.

    Now it is your turn to show us what you’ve been up to this week. Remember, this is a party for all things shabbilicious, vintage, cottage, farmhouse… in a nutshell, anything that is perfectly imperfect.

     

     

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