Welcome back to the Happiness is Homemade Link Party!
Happy Easter to those that celebrate. And to those that don’t, I wish you a stress-free Sunday.
I am so excited to be picking the features for you this month. I forgot how hard it is! So many amazing posts are shared with us every week. With Earth Day coming up in a few weeks I decided to go with a reduce, reduce, recycle theme today by focusing on some creative ways to use jars and bottles, including actually using them for canning food. 🙂
Check out our features, stop by and say hi to the hostesses and, of course, share your homemade posts with us.
-Audrey from ThatRecipe
On with this week’s features!
How Not to Decoupage Plastic Bottles with Napkins from the Boondocks Blog had my nodding my head in sympathy. So many projects seem so simple in my head and then turn into a grand ordeal. They sure came out pretty though.
Oh yeah, the dreaded bag of rice (or popcorn) that always ends up spilling all over the counter. The Apple Street Cottage has a pretty and easy solution with this easy upcycling project.
These Map Mason Jar Banks from Pillar Box Blue are the perfect way to save up that loose change for travel. And I am definitely not going to toss my old rims that are getting a bit too rusty for food usage.
These Buffalo Check Plaid Jars from Fresh Vintage by Lisa just scream spring to me. Yes, I know you can use any color scheme for any season.
Hey crafting bloggers, did you know you mason jars were originally designed for long term storage of food? ha ha! Learn how to pressure can carrots from Powell River Books Blog.
Now, let’s get started now with this week’s party. While you are here, we’d love it if you would visit the blogs of our lovely co-hosts!
A Labour Of Life | Blogghetti | Bluesky At Home | Crafting a Family | Ducks ‘n a Row | Eclectic Red Barn | Love My Messy Messy Mess | Sweet Pea Lifestyle | That Recipe | The Painted Hinge | Upstate Ramblings
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The rules? They are really simple! Make sure you visit a few other blogs and make some new friends along the way. Feel free to link up your favorite recipes, crafts or your latest DIY project. We want you you share it all! As always, please make sure to follow your hosts and co-hosts!! Link up your posts, make some friends, and earn the chance to be featured at Happiness Is Homemade Link Party! We will feature the favorite posts each week!
Disclaimer: Adding your link to this link party gives permission to all 12 Hosts, along with any co-hosts, guest hosts, and participants of Happiness Is Homemade, to share your posts and pictures via social media and as features, roundups, etc. with an explicit link back to your original source. Therefore, linking up you agree to allow us to use your images on each of our blogs in features relating to Happiness is Homemade Link Party.
Thank you for joining us at the Happiness Is Homemade Link Party! I hope you have a wonderful week and I’ll see you back here next Sunday!
Jhuls @ The Not So Creative Cook says
Hello, Michelle. Thanks a lot for hosting! Have a wonderful week! x
Michelle says
You’re very welcome Jhuls – thanks for joining us and you have a wondeful week too! 🙂
Linda Feray says
Hi Michelle, thanks for hosting and all your hard work!
Michelle says
You’re very welcome Linda – thanks so much for joining us! 🙂