Welcome to Knick of Time Tuesday!
I hope you all have had a more productive day than I have. I spent the morning packaging and shipping orders, and spent the afternoon being indecisive about projects I’m working on. To paint or not to paint? Which fabric to use? I just couldn’t make up my mind about anything, and I spent entirely too much time in internet la-la land.
While I continue trying to accomplish something, take a look at some links shared at the last party that are great DIY projects!
Christmas may be over, but I think this pallet star shared by Julia @ Vintage with Laces is beautiful all-season decor.
I love this cheap and easy mirror makeover by Mindie @ Bacon Time.
Zefi @ Junk 4 Joy shared how she made a crown out of a tin can! I love the rusty patina she achieved on what was a shiny new can.
Deb @ Lake Girl Paints shares some tips and the printables to make your own rustic winter signs like her hand-painted ones. I’m a dismal paint artist, so I love that she shows exactly how to do it!
Kathleen @ Kat’s Kool Stuff has a lovely old bird cage available in her Etsy shop.
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Angie….I’m not sure that birch is vintage…but it sure makes my heart happy to create with it!!
Wishing you a most blessed New Year!!
~Diane
Thanks so much for hosting such a great party this year, Angie! Wishing you and your family a wonderful 2014! Blessings – Doreen
Thanks for hosting, and so great to finally be able to party with you once again.
Hi Angie … thanks for hosting this party every week. Great features you picked. So inspiring. I used one of your sheet music graphics in this post … thanks. Also gave you a link-back.
Hugs,
Audrey Z. @ Timeless Treasures
Happy New Year Angie. I have enjoyed reading every post on Knick of Time this year. You work so hard and you create the unique and wonderful. I learn from you. I have loved your Grain Sack graphics and have used that one over and over again in many different ways. Even lined a bedside table with printed out ‘grain sack’ pages. Thank you for hosting Knick of Time Tuesday all year. Very much appreciate your time and effort and love joining in whenever I can.
Joy
Thank you very much for hosting and having me each week in 2013 and for featuring me too, I so appreciate it sweet Angie!
Happy and blessed new year 2014!
FABBY
Hi, this is the first time I am linking up with Knick of Time Tuesday. Thank you so much, and Happy New Year!
I have those days too, when I can’t decide about what to create or which fabric, background etc. to use and end up doing nothing productive. It’s not very satisfying but you can’t force the muse.
Thank you for featuring hubby’s pallet wood star. He’s as thrilled as I am.
I wish you a wonderful, healthy, happy, creative and successful 2014, Angie! I look forward to seeing more of your fabulous repurposed and re- or upcycled creations.
Hugs,
Julia
Thank you for another wonderful party Angie, wishing you a blessed and wonderful New Year – xo, Tanya
I’m going over to see how she made a crown out of a tin can , I adore crowns
Thanks for hosting the party today
Have a Happy New Year
Thank you so much for hosting Angie…wishing you a very happy New Year!!!
XO Barbara
Ooh, love that rusty can crown. I’ve been going back and forth on my long project list too. Must be an end of the year thing:-)
Wishing you all the best that is possible for you in 2014…thank you for hosting all year ’round!
JP
Happy New Year Angie! I have enjoyed your blog so much throughout this year. So looking forward to what you inspire me to create for 2014. I am in love with that can crown!!
Hi Angie, thanks for hosting the party! Wishing you a Happy New Year of vintage goodness!
Marie@TheInteriorFrugalista
Love that tin crown! Happy New Year!
Sherry