DIY Love Container For Valentine

Valentine’s Day is near, you may want to give some sweats to your loved ones, but you need a special appearance for the sweets to impress your loved ones. A handmade container will impress more than a store bought. It will not cost you a lot as my idea is recycling some used things; in this case I used Pringles can and a decorative tissue paper which I get from a party that is still clean. It’s a cute way to show your love, especially those who love saving environment. Scroll down to see how I made this Love Container for Valentine’s Day.

Things To Prepare

It’s a short list of supplies that you need to prepare. Try to replace it with something similar to my material if you don’t have the same one. Just use whatever you have in your craft stash. Let’s see what are the list supplies which used to make this DIY Love Container for Valentine :

Pringles can
Decorative tissue paper
Decorative paper
Pink jute rope
Rose ribbon ornaments
Paper glue
Clear glue

How To Make

To show how much we love our loved ones, . Anyway, just follow these easy steps on how to do DIY Love Container for Valentine :

1 . Make sure your Pringles can is cleaned. Wrap your Pringles can with a decorative paper. I used vertical lines with shades of pink decorative paper.

2. Cut a tissue paper on the picture that you like to use. Mine is a drawing of a Eiffel Tower in France with roses and macarons. I love it, it’s vintage and romantic.

3. Now paste the cut-tissue paper carefully to the wrapped-Pringles can. Use paper glue.

4. Then you can decorate the lid. Take some rose ribbon ornaments and paste it one by one around the Pringles lid. It goes well with the tissue paper pattern of roses.

5. Last touch is to draw or apply some glue to the side of the picture of Eiffel Tower a shape of heart. Use the pink jute rope to to make the heart. Isn’t it pretty?

I think it’s pretty enough to hold your yummy sweets and use it as a Valentine’s gift to your loved ones. A handmade gift plus sweets? That’s surely showers of love! By the way, it’s easy to make, right?

This Love Container project is my contribution to The Sustainable Craft Challenge Blog Hop hosted by Julie with her beautiful blog Sum of Their Stories. It’s a craft challenge with a sustainable principle behind it which comes in different theme every month. This month, the theme is “LOVE” and last month was “WARM“. I love to be part of this challenge as I love to upcycle things into something new, pretty and useful.

Now, let’s see what other blogger’s projects!

Sum of their Stories	Upcycle a Plastic Container with Paint Pens
Our Good Life	Wine Cork Phone Holder
Sew Crafty Crochet	Valentine’s Day Gnome Scarf
Decor Craft Design	DIY Love Container For Valentine
Treasures Made From Yarn	Heart Garland
Vicky Myers Creations	How to make a cute paper heart garland
Purple Hues and Me	Wire Hanger Soda Can Heart Wreath
Life as a LEO Wife	Winter Door Hanger without a Cricut
A Rose Tinted World	DIY Heart Garland from Upcycled Cards
Christine’s Crafts	Easy Valentine’s cards using paper scraps.
Songbird	DIY Lace Valentine’s Hearts
Mimi – A Great Name for Grandma	DIY Valentine Branch Tree
Southern Sunflowers	How to Decorate a Tin Can Planter

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Home Matters Linky Party – LOVE

Welcome to the weekly Home Matters Linky Party #415 Love

A great place to come, share your blog posts, and make new friends.

We are so glad you are here with us each week.

Before we start the party, let me share my Winter project:

How To Make Easy Valentine’s Treats Decoration

Meet the hosts!

Donna @ Modern On Monticello — Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest | Instagram

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My feature picks this week!

Valentine’s Tablescape for Just You and Me

Learn how to Create Simple No Sew Shabby Chic Pillow Covers

Hearts and Flowers

How To Make Moss Covered Heart

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How To Make Easy Valentine’s Treats Decoration

Do you celebrate Valentine’s Day? You want to have a simple celebration but enough to bring up the Love vibes? Then my Easy Valentine’s Treat Decoration will help you prepare one of the elements for Valentine’s Day. Have a cute simple treats on Valentine’s Day is forgiven, pink shades are not tacky, so combine these two things, then you’ve got yourself a valentine’s treats which able to decorate your Valentine’s Day simple celebration.

I made a very easy Valentine’s Treats Decoration from a cute Valentine’s container which made out of a Pringles can and some pink and blue marshmallows. I think marshmallows are perfect for Valentine’s Day treats beside chocolates and candies. Marshmallows are sweet, soft, yummy, come in many soft pretty colors and usually looks adorable even in just a regular marshmallow form. Don’t you agree?

Things To Prepare

Like always, I use things that I can find on my craft supplies and always try to repurpose or recycling things. I don’t intentionally buy new supplies unless it’s an essential part of my project that I don’t have. Let’s see what are the list supplies which were used to make this Easy Valentine’s Day Treats Decoration :

Small Pringles can
Decorative paper wrap (mine is with heart pattern)
Pink ribbon
Clear glue and paper glue
Pink paper straw
Marshmallows in white and pink

How To Make

An adorable Valentine’s container with marshmallows is super easy to make and serve. The Valentine’s treats can be a decoration element as well. Anyway, just follow these easy steps on how to make Easy Valentine’s Treats Decoration :

1 . Prepare a small Pringles can or any other similar can. Make sure it’s cleaned.

2. Cut the decorative paper wrapper to the size of the can and then glue it to wrap the Pringles can.

3. Next is to paste a small pink ribbon around the top and bottom of the Pringles holder with clear glue. Your Valentine’s Treats holder is done!

4. Now, take some pink and white marshmallow and thrust it one by one to each pink straw.

5. Lastly, arrange all of those pink and white marshmallows on straw in the Valentine’s holder. Super cute for Valentine’s treats decoration isn’t it?

This easy Valentine’s Treats is great for Valentine’s Day decoration. It can be one of a great Valentine’s treats decoration on the Valentine’s treat station in your home. Mixed it with other treats or maybe even make more of this Valentine’s treats and put it along your Valentine’s tablescape as a center piece. Be creative with it.

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Easy Valentine’s Card With One Colored Pencil

Giving a handmade Valentine’s card for your loved ones will leave a special meaning. You can craft a Valentine’s card or draw your Valentine’s card. This time I’m going to share an idea of an Easy Valentine’s Card With One Colored Pencil. Yes, You will only need to use a pink colored pencil to draw your own Valentine’s card. It’s easy and quick to do, and of course it looks super sweet for Valentine’s Day. Let me show you how I draw my Valentine’s card step by step.

Things To Prepare

Super short list of supplies for this Valentine’s card, and your main tool is your hand. Let’s see what are the list supplies which were used to make this Easy Valentine’s Card With One Colored Pencil :

A drawing paper (I used B5 paper size)
Pink colored pencil
Black drawing pen

How To Make

To show how much I love my loved ones, I drew lots of hearts. It’s easy and will take less than an hour to draw even for those who doesn’t used to draw. Anyway, just follow these easy steps on how to draw an Easy Valentine’s Card With One Colored Pencil :

1 . Fold your drawing paper into two, neatly.

2. Now, draw a frame with one line by using pink colored pencil. It doesn’t have to be very straight lines, it can be a little bit shaky lines.

3. Next is to draw many hearts in a different sizes and orientation. Some are big, small, medium, or tiny. Some are facing left, some are to the right and some just straight. I was starting with drawing a big hearts first then follow by smaller and smaller hearts.

4. It’s time to color it. Start to color some hearts in darkest pink. Press your pink colored pencil while coloring to get a darker pink. Try to scatter the colored hearts.

5. Repeat it to some other hearts, but this time, loose your pressure to the colored pencil to have a lighter color than before.

6. Do it again with even lighter pink, so you will get 3 shades of pink; dark pink, medium pink and light pink.

7. Your hearts coloring is finished, so now take your black drawing pen and write “/lav/” which is how to pronounce “love”. And on the inside, write down “That’s how you say it”. Finished!

I think is super cute and you can make more of this Valentine’s card easily. You can change the pink color with other favorite color of your loved ones, like maybe red, purple or even blue. Well, but if you want to stick to the traditional Valentine’s color, then use a pink colored pencil.

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DIY Valentine’s Gift Pink Container With Initial

Valentine’s Day is a month to come, it’s time to think about our loved ones. A loving thought that is best being expressed in a tangible thing, a Valentine’s Day Gift! Yes, and I have an idea for a little cute gift for Valentine; A DIY Valentine’s Gift Pink Container With Initial. This glittery pink container is great for Valentine’s Day gift. You can fill it with sweets, cute hair clips, some mini cosmetics, anything! And of course the initial is the initial of your loved one’s name. More great news is that the Valentine’s container is super easy to make. Let see my tutorial!

Things To Prepare

Like always, I use things that I can find on my craft supplies. I don’t intentionally buy new supplies unless it’s an essential part of my project that I don’t have. Let’s see what are the list supplies which were used to make this DIY Valentine’s Gift Pink Container With Initial :

Small Pringles can
Pink pattern paper wrap (mine is with Robin and flowers pattern)
Pink glitter craft foam
Pink ribbon
A white drawer knob plus a screw
Clear glue and paper glue

How To Make

To show how much we love our loved ones, an adorable pink glittery container with sweets or any cute mini gifts will definitely showers them with love. Anyway, just follow these easy steps on how to do DIY Valentine’s Gift Pink Container With Initial :

1 . Prepare a small Pringles can or any other similar can that you have with a lid. Make sure it’s cleaned. Unless you want to give a Pringles as a gift, then you can skip the cleaning part.

2. Cut the paper wrapper to the size of the can and then glue it to wrap the Pringles can. I chose the part where the paper has a Robin bird on it.

3. Next is to cut a pink glitter craft foam to cover the lid and cut out an initial. Be careful with the initial, don’t draw it on the wrong direction.

4. Now, after you paste the glitter pink circle and an initial to the wrapped can, it’s time for you to install a cute knob on the lid. Use a small screw to secure it.

5. Lastly, get some pink ribbon and wrap around the side of the lid. It’s a great finish for the lid to look better. Finished!

It’s your choice to send a can of Pringles with my decoration idea or use this empty decorated Pringles can as a container to your other mini gifts or sweets for Valentine’s Day. Whichever makes your loved ones happy, that one will surely the best to choose. Above all, this cute valentine’s gift container will steel any girl’s heart.

DIY New Year Photo Booth in Gold and Silver

New Year is coming! Do you excited for New Year? I guess some of you have planned a festive New Year’s eve party with family and friends for this upcoming year of 2023. Well if that so, I have a perfect idea to record your 2023 New Year celebration in more fun and memorable way. I’ve made a DIY New Year Photo Booth in gold and silver look. It’s easy and affordable to make but the look is super glamour in gold and silver. Let’s find out how I made it!

Things To Prepare

Super easy to make and easy-to-find supplies. It’s just great for fun and glamorous New Year party props. Let’s see what are the list supplies which used to make this DIY New Year Photo Booth in Silver and Gold :

Cardboard
Gold paper
Silver paper
Gold ribbon
Silver snowflake blings
Glue

How To Make

This is a very simple way to wrap a Christmas gift but the result is surely able to show how much our love. Anyway, just follow these easy steps on how to do DIY New Year Photo Booth in Gold and Silver :

1 . Cut a big cardboard into a frame, the size is depend on how big you wanted.

2. Wrap the cardboard frame with gold paper.

3 .Cut some gold and silver paper in a shape of rectangle. Fold each paper in zig zag. Then fold the middle to get a center dot and open the folded zig zag and turn it into a flower look.

4. When you enough silver and gold flower folded papers, attach them one by one to the gold frame. Arrange them like I did or as you like, but try to group them to look nice.

5. Continue to decorate the gold frame with gold ribbon. I tied around the frame with loose tie on the front and I secure it with glue at the back of the frame.

6. The last decoration for the gold frame photo booth is to spread some silver snowflakes on the frame. Glue it one by one until you’re happy with the look. Finished! You’ve got yourself a New Year Photo Booth in glamorous gold and silver!

This fancy gold and silver photo booth will look awesome for your New Year of 2023 party, especially with additional props that I’ve made from recent years. Check these out!

How To Make Wishing Wand for New Year

DIY New Year’s Eve Hat

How To Make Easy New Year’s Party Hat

DIY New Year’s Photo Booth Props

Super Quick and Easy DIY New Year’s Mini Sparkle Ball Ornaments

DIY Sparkling Bottle New Year Sign

DIY New Year Wishing Tree

and many more.

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Easy Christmas Gift Wrapping Ideas

Christmas is just a week away, I’m sure some of you have bought Christmas gifts for your loved ones. But, have you wrap them all? Yes, wrapping Christmas gifts can be a lot of work, especially when we want to impress our loved ones with our Christmas gifts. Don’t worry, my easy Christmas gift wrapping ideas may save your Christmas. Let’s find out more!

It’s an easy wrapping idea since it’s only involving several easy-to-find supplies and it’s easy to do. But the Christmas wrapped gifts are going to impress your loved ones with it’s elegant and fancy looks. I let the gold nuances do the wonder. The rest are just simple look.

Things To Prepare

Super easy to make and easy-to-find supplies. It’s just great for quick and practical Christmas gifts wrapping preparation. Let’s see what are the list supplies used to make this Easy Christmas Gifts Wrapping Ideas :

Mini Christmas wreath topper, Christmas Star topper, Merry Christmas topper
Kraft paper
Gold ribbon
adhesive tape
Glue

How To Make

This is a very simple way to wrap a Christmas gift but the result is surely able to show how much our love. Anyway, just follow these easy steps on how to do easy Christmas Gift Wrapping Ideas :

1 . Get kraft paper and cut accordingly to wrap each of your Christmas present.

2. Tie each wrapped- Christmas gift with a string of gold ribbon in the middle part of the gift.

3 .Insert a Christmas cake topper (or any ornament that you have with prefered gold nuance) to each Christmas gift. I inserted a Mini Christmas Wreath topper, a christmas star topper and a white Merry Christmas topper. And you’re done with your Christmas gifts wrapping work!

Super easy, it took me only three steps to wrap each of these beautiful Christmas gifts; Firstly, wrap it with kraft paper, secondly, tie it and make a bow out of a gold ribbon and lastly is to insert a Christmas cake topper into the gold ribbon. Simply beautiful, that’s how I like it!

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Happiness Is Homemade Link Party – Celebrating Christmas

Happy Sunday! Welcome to Happiness Is Homemade Link Party – Celebrating Christmas! This joyous month of December is my turn to host, Decor Craft Design. Super excited for this festive month, we’re going to have so many ideas and inspirations from DIYs, decors, crafts to recipe for Christmas and New Year! Let’s be merrier and join the party!

For those whose missed out last week’s party, you can check it out here Before we start with the party, let’s celebrate our featured posts from last week!

Featured Posts

Embracing the Magic of the Holiday Season on your Table

Beautiful different Christmas tablescape ideas from Decorative Inspirations. Which color scheme is your favorite?

2022 Christmas Home Tour – Snowflakes and Fair Isle Decorating Ideas

Simple in red and white Christmas decor by Calypso in the Country is going to give you more inspirations for this coming Christmas.

FAKE GINGERBREAD HOUSE DECORATIONS FROM DOLLAR TREE

Cute Christmas decoration from Art & Classy is surely easy to make and budget friendly.

Quick and Easy Felt Hoop Ornament for Christmas

This adorable Christmas decoration is coming from Creatively Beth. Find out how she make it!

Bonus Featured Post

Elf Cookie Recipe

It’s cute, it’s festive and it’s perfect for Christmas treat! get the recipe at Crystal and Comp

On to the Party!

Thank you for joining us this week whether you are a blogger sharing your latest posts OR a reader enjoying all of the inspirational shares! Don’t forget to drop by and say hello to all our hostesses, they always appreciate your visit! Here are all of our hostesses at Happiness Is Homemade!

Linda @ A Labour of Life Sinea @ Ducks ‘n a Row Beverly @ Eclectic Red Barn Katie @ Love My Messy Messy Mess Mel @ Décor Craft Design Niki @ Life as a Leo Wife

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Home Matters Linky Party – Merrier Christmas

Welcome to the weekly Home Matters Linky Party #410 Merrier Christmas.

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Before we start the party, let me share my Christmas project:

Upcycled Christmas Vase

Get the free pintable of December 2022 Calendar!

Meet the hosts!

Donna @ Modern On Monticello — Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest | Instagram

Mel @ Decor Craft Design — Twitter | Pinterest | Instagram

Allyson @ Southern Sunflowers — Facebook | Pinterest | Instagram

My feature picks this week!

Elegant Christmas Table in Enchanting Pink and Silver by My Hubbard Home

How To Make A Glamourous Fabric Fig Ornament For The Tree by Pillar Box Blue

NO SEW CHRISTMAS PILLOWS by Saved From Salvage

Christmas Tiered Stand by Penny’s Passion

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You’re The Star Blog Hop – Winter Creative Features

Hello and welcome to You’re The Star Blog Hop Winter Creative Features! Find many wonderful ideas and tips on Creative Features! Please share your ideas too, by linking up your inspiring posts. Visit the blogs and get more stories behind it. And by clicking the CLICK HERE on below post, you can link your posts and able to find more other linked posts about fantastic recipes, beautiful home decor, DIYs, creative tips, family posts and gardening on this party! Tons of ideas from different fantastic bloggers who have linked their amazing posts.

Congratulations to all featured bloggers, very inspiring posts! If you want your inspiring posts to be featured too, please join the link up! Old and new post as long as it’s new in You’re The Star Blog Hop. Find the link up button at the end of this post! Your linked posts will be visible to all hosts / co-hosts’ blog and each week will be a themed feature which selected by co-host of the theme; I’m in Creative Week, so together with other creative co-hosts; I’ll be choosing creative bloggers who link up here to be featured on Creative Week every month.

Then, what are you waiting for? But before we go to the party, let me share my post.

Upcycled Christmas Vase

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WELCOME to the second week of the December 2022 “You’re the Star” Blog Hop!

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(These features were chosen from the November 2022 “You’re the Star” blog hop)

Mini Tart Tin Ornaments by The Apple Street Cottage

Victorian Ladies Works of Art: Making Jewels with Hair by My Little Old World

Perler Beed Alphabet by On Rockwood Lane

How To Make Vintage Bottle Christmas Ornaments by Decorative Inspirations

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Happiness Is Homemade Link Party – Christmas Ideas

Happy Sunday! Welcome to Happiness Is Homemade Link Party – Christmas Ideas! This joyous month of December is my turn to host, Decor Craft Design. Super excited for this festive month, we’re going to have so many ideas and inspirations from DIYs, decors, crafts to recipe for Christmas and New Year! Let’s be merrier and join the party!

For those whose missed out last week’s party, you can check it out here

Before we start with the party, let’s celebrate our featured posts from last week!

Featured Posts

DIY Dollar Tree Jenga Ornaments Craft with SVG

Very pretty Christmas ornaments from Hunny I’m Home. I love the traditional red for Christmas.

Mini Christmas Stocking – Crochet Pattern Review

These super cute stockings are perfect for Holiday Season. Get the free pattern from Eye Love Knot.

Dollar Store Holiday Tags

Inexpensive but adorable Holiday Tags made by hand are just precious! Get the tutorial at White House Crafts.

Christmas Cupcakes with Chocolate Peppermint Frosting

I can’t take my eyes of these yummy cupcakes. The Christmas look makes it perfect for Christmas treats. Get the recipe from Walking On Sunshine Recipes!

On to the Party!

Linda @ A Labour of Life

Sinea @ Ducks ‘n a Row

Beverly @ Eclectic Red Barn

Katie @ Love My Messy Messy Mess

Mel @ Décor Craft Design

Niki @ Life as a Leo Wife

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Home Matters Linky Party – Christmas Trays

Welcome to the weekly Home Matters Linky Party #409 Christmas Trays.

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We are so glad you are here with us each week.

Before we start the party, let me share my Christmas project:

Free Printable December 2022 Calendar

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Meet the hosts!

Donna @ Modern On Monticello — Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest | Instagram

Mel @ Decor Craft Design — Twitter | Pinterest | Instagram

Allyson @ Southern Sunflowers — Facebook | Pinterest | Instagram

My feature picks this week!

Winter Wonderland Tray | The Painted Apron

Winter Wonderland on a Tray – The Dedicated House

Winter on a tray – Our Tiny Nest

DEBBIE-DABBLE BLOG: Winter Wonderland

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Please link up no more than THREE posts each week–try to make sure that they are new links that you have not shared here previously.
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We appreciate the variety of blogs on the www; however, the Home Matters Party is for links on matters of the HOME. Please link accordingly.
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With your help, we can continue to grow the Home Matters Party! Thank you!

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If you are interested, please contact Donna at radforddesignstudio@gmail.com.

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Upcycled Christmas Vase

This last December Challenge Theme is Winter! I love to upcycle things, give them a brand new life and turn them into something beautiful and useful. This time I get my idea from a vintage vase I found on Pinterest. I was inspired to make a a white winter vase which also goes well with Christmas theme. Now, the project is Upcycled Christmas Vase which recycling a Coke can. But before I move on, let me explain a bit about The Sustainable Pinterest Challenge.

The Pinterest Challenge has had a bit of a reboot for 2022 and is now the Sustainable Pinterest Challenge. Each month I join a group of creative bloggers and we select a pin or two that we feel inspired by and give it a go. Starting in January 2022 the Pinterest Challenge has a sustainable, eco friendly twist to it. All the projects shared will have something about them that involves recycling, upcycling, a general ethos of reducing waste and using what we have. It’s not about beating ourselves with a stick, it’s just about giving thought to how we can make small changes in our lives just a little more sustainable and reduce our impact on the environment.

Last month’s theme challenge was “Christmas” and I made an DIY Christmas Can Holder. For this month theme “Winter” as sustainable as a base to any of our challenge projects, I used a soda plastic bottle for a winter vase which looks fantastic as Christmas decoration.

Things To Prepare

Super easy and quick to make and easy-to-find supplies, so this Upcycled Christmas Vase from a soda plastic bottle is just great for upcycling project and also for Christmas decorations. Let’s see what are the complete short list of supplies that were used to make this Upcycled Christmas Vase :

Plastic bottle of soda (Large bottle)
used mug cover
Gold reindeer ornament
Gold ribbon
Gold marker
White paint
Glue gun

How To Make

This surely a super easy recycling Christmas project, I’m sure. Just follow these easy steps on how to make Upcycled Christmas Vase :

1 . Make sure your soda plastic bottle is cleaned. Cut two-third of top part of the bottle. Keep the rest for diy plastic pot or plastic holder

2 .Paint the plastic vase with white. Also paint the mug cover in white. Let it dry before continue to the next step.

4. Glue together the mouth of the plastic bottle to the mug cover with glue gun.

5. Draw dots by using gold maker on the bottom part and below part of the vase.

6. Take some gold ribbon and tie it to the vase, make a bow. And at last, insert the gold reindeer ornament. You’re done!

You can make this upcycled Christmas Vase for a center piece on Christmas dinner. Maybe I will make something to compliment the vase on my next post. We’ll see!

Now, let’s take a look at what the other Sustainable Pinterest Challenge participants have made for their “Winter” challenge.

Julie | Sum of their Stories

Gail | Purple Hues and Me

Julie | Treasures Made From Yarn

T’onna | Sew Crafty Crochet

Niki | Life as a LEO Wife

Mel | Decor Craft Design

Allyson | Southern Sunflowers

Here’s the list of projects :

DIY Punched Tin Lantern Upcycle

Free Printable Thank you & DIY Snack Basket for Christmas Delivery Drivers

Cardboard Ornament Craft Idea

Upcycled Christmas Vase

Upcycled Plaid Scarf Wreath

Snowman

Natural Woven Tree with Berries

Happiness Is Homemade Link Party – Christmas Inspirations

Happy Sunday! Welcome to Happiness Is Homemade Link Party – Christmas Inspirations! This joyous month of December is my turn to host, Decor Craft Design. Super excited for this festive month, we’re going to have so many ideas and inspirations from DIYs, decors, crafts to recipe for Christmas and New Year! Let’s be merrier and join the party!

For those whose missed out last week’s party, you can check it out here

Before we start with the party, let’s celebrate our featured posts from last week!

Featured Posts

DIY Mason Jar Christmas Decor for Your Farmhouse Home

This Christmas decoration from Hunny I’m Home is easy to make but surely look adorable for the holiday. Get the tutorial and have fun doing it!

DIY Wood Slice Winter Scenery Decor

Steph Creates Things made this simple but beautiful Christmas decoration which able to give you more chances to be creative with wood slice crafts. See how she did it!

Reindeer Name Craft For Kids

This cute reindeer craft from Simple Everyday Mom is a perfect kid’s activities for Christmas holiday. Get the free template!

Gluten-Free Cut Out Sugar Cookies

Pretty and delicious cookies from Mommy hates Cooking is perfect for Christmas treats. Have the recipe and try it for yourself!

On to the Party!

Linda @ A Labour of Life

Sinea @ Ducks ‘n a Row

Beverly @ Eclectic Red Barn

Katie @ Love My Messy Messy Mess

Mel @ Décor Craft Design

Niki @ Life as a Leo Wife

Don’t forget to stop by Home Matters Linky Party…

… and You’re The Star Blog Hop !

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Link up your creativity!

Home Matters Linky Party – Christmas Is Coming

Welcome to the weekly Home Matters Linky Party #408 Christmas Is Coming.

A great place to come, share your blog posts, and make new friends.

We are so glad you are here with us each week.

Before we start the party, let me share my Christmas project:

DIY Christmas Star Decoration

My DIY Christmas Star Decoration is the best project to do together with kids.

Meet the hosts!

Donna @ Modern On Monticello — Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest | Instagram

Mel @ Decor Craft Design — Twitter | Pinterest | Instagram

Allyson @ Southern Sunflowers — Facebook | Pinterest | Instagram

My feature picks this week!

DIY Tinsel and Bauble Trees

Festive Winter Embroidery Hoop Sweater Wreath

Reindeer Headband Craft For Christmas [Free Template]

Keto Cranberry Cake

Home Matters Linky Party Guidelines:

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Please take some time to poke around and visit some of the other links.
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We appreciate the variety of blogs on the www; however, the Home Matters Party is for links on matters of the HOME. Please link accordingly.
We ask that you do not add other Linky Parties, Blog Hops, or Giveaways–unless you begin the party with a new project, recipe or post.
On the same note, please do not add links of an extremist, political or strong controversial nature. (The hosts and co-hosts read each and every blog post linked and will contact you directly if you have linked something that does not fit into the realm of the party.)

With your help, we can continue to grow the Home Matters Party! Thank you!

We are looking for Co-Hosts. Help us Rock this party!
If you are interested, please contact Donna at radforddesignstudio@gmail.com.

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Thank you for joining in the fun and excitement at the Home Matters Linky Party. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do. We look forward to chatting with you in the comments.

Don’t forget to stop by You’re The Star Blog Hop…

… and Happiness Is Homemade Link Party !

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Link up your creativity!

Meet the hosts!

My feature picks this week!

Home Matters Linky Party Guidelines:

We are looking for Co-Hosts. Help us Rock this party!If you are interested, please contact Donna at radforddesignstudio@gmail.com.

Link Up!

On to the Party!

Meet the hosts!

My feature picks this week!

Home Matters Linky Party Guidelines:

We are looking for Co-Hosts. Help us Rock this party!If you are interested, please contact Donna at radforddesignstudio@gmail.com.

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Meet the hosts!

My feature picks this week!

Home Matters Linky Party Guidelines:

We are looking for Co-Hosts. Help us Rock this party!If you are interested, please contact Donna at radforddesignstudio@gmail.com.

Link Up!

Here’s the list of projects :

On to the Party!

Meet the hosts!

My feature picks this week!

Home Matters Linky Party Guidelines:

We are looking for Co-Hosts. Help us Rock this party!If you are interested, please contact Donna at radforddesignstudio@gmail.com.

Link Up!

We are looking for Co-Hosts. Help us Rock this party!
If you are interested, please contact Donna at radforddesignstudio@gmail.com.

We are looking for Co-Hosts. Help us Rock this party!
If you are interested, please contact Donna at radforddesignstudio@gmail.com.

We are looking for Co-Hosts. Help us Rock this party!
If you are interested, please contact Donna at radforddesignstudio@gmail.com.

We are looking for Co-Hosts. Help us Rock this party!
If you are interested, please contact Donna at radforddesignstudio@gmail.com.