Shabbilicious Friday Link Party

Welcome to our weekly Shabbilicious Link Party!

I’m pleased to (re-)introduce our featured host this week, Jeanette!

Thank you to all of you who stop by and share your projects with us every week, I am truly inspired each time I visit your blogs. It’s so exciting to see this little group of ours grow, and I often struggle to choose only a few features with so many amazing projects linked up each week.

If you’re new here, I’m Jeanette from Snazzy Little Things and this week’s host. At this blog hop, you’ll find all forms of “perfectly imperfect” decorating, whether it’s modern rustic, industrial, shabby chic, old chippy finishes and beat up wood. I hope you enjoy scrolling as much as I do each week.

One of the most common questions I get is how my blog got it’s name, Snazzy Little Things. Here is a link that tells you the entire story…and who originally coined the phrase 😉

I’m so excited to see a growing number of spring projects. It’s been a long, difficult winter for many of us this year. My front yard still had remnants of a snowman (named “Mushy”) only two days ago. To see some of my own seasonal crafts and free printables, that I’ve created to ward off the winter blues, stop by the blog and visit!

Here is one of my simple spring projects that you can try at home.

How to Whitewash Terracotta Pots | by SnazzyLittleThings.com

If you like printables, I have a few of those, too!

Hello Spring Free Printable | by SnazzyLittleThings.com

I sure hope you’ll stop by, I’d love to connect with you!

Snazzy Little Things – Facebook – Pinterest – Instagram – Twitter

Now, let me introduce our other hosts…

Restyle Relove – Facebook – Pinterest

Anastasia Vintage – Facebook – Pinterest – Instagram– Twitter

All Things Heart & Home – Facebook – Pinterest – Instagram – Twitter

Shabby Art Boutique – Facebook – Pinterest – Instagram – Twitter

Are you ready to be inspired? Here are the Featured Projects!

Lucy @ Patina Paradise shows us how to make your own faux enamel French tags out of wood. You can use these anywhere! Great project and beautiful blog!

Shabbilicious Link Party and Features | at SnazzyLittleThings.com

Spring Artwork {for download}

Danielle created some beautiful DIY artwork over at Finding Silver Pennies. She provides a source list and a simple and easy tutorial on how to update frames from the dollar store.

Upcycling + Repurposed Door

And look at the repurposed door that Bre made over at BrePurposed. I LOVE this (and isn’t her photography just perfect?)

Shabbilicious Link Party | at SnazzyLittleThings.com

Adding Spring Touches

Some beautifully simple and elegant spring accents have made their way into A {tiny} Cottage in the Woods. I love all the nests found in spring decor this year!

Spring Entryway

How about this gorgeous entryway refresh by Junk Chic Cottage? Love!

Industrial Pottery Barn Inspired Dresser

You all know that I can’t resist a good industrial project, so this amazing beauty stood out to me at last week’s link up from Color Saturated Life. I would LOVE to see more industrial projects in our weekly link up!

Shabbilicious Link Party | At SnazzyLIttleThings.com

Thanks so much everyone…keep inspiring us, we can’t wait to see what you’ve been up to this week!

If you were featured this week, please grab a button!

Now Let’s Party!

Each week, a few of our favorites will be featured 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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