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Today’s post takes outside to my tiny front yard. I want to show you how to put in a quick and easy garden border with vintage china. These plates were loved but not being used anymore. I thought let’s “fifth sparrow no more” them to use them again and bring some beauty and vintage charm…
Welcome to the Whimsy Home Wednesday Blog Link Party No. 25. Today the hosts and I are sharing a few of our favorite projects we have done plus the featured posts from Whimsy Home Wednesday 24. We cannot wait to be inspired by what you link up in the Whimsy Home Wednesday Blog Link Party No….
Welcome to the Whimsy Home Wednesday Blog Link Party No. 24. Today the hosts and I are sharing a few of our favorite projects we have done plus the featured posts from Whimsy Home Wednesday 23. We cannot wait to be inspired by what you link up in the Whimsy Home Wednesday Blog Link Party No….
We are stepping into Holy Week – because Easter isn’t one day, it’s a week of events that led to Jesus becoming the sacrifice for all of us that accept Him as our savior. This post is to share the final week of Jesus Christ and the events that led to His death and resurrection….
Welcome to the Whimsy Home Wednesday Blog Link Party No. 23. Today the hosts and I are sharing a few of our favorite projects we have done plus the featured posts from Whimsy Home Wednesday 22. We cannot wait to be inspired by what you link up in the Whimsy Home Wednesday Blog Link Party No….
Travel with us to the city of Bartlesville, Oklahoma located in northeast Oklahoma, about 50 miles north of Tulsa. It’s known for its natural beauty, architectural wonders, and the local history. The History and Development of Bartlesville Jacob Bartles, son-in-law of Delaware chief Charles Journeycake, moved from Kansas, to Indian Territory in 1873. He settled…
