You all continue to amaze me with the awesome things you link up each and every week at the Pinworthy Projects Party!

Let’s take a look at some of the features from last week’s party:

I am in the middle of choosing paint colors for the basement so I have a ton of paint chips. A Little Something in the Meantime shared a great way to use them by making paint chip pumpkins. 

There was a Crooked House shared this beautiful living centerpiece which would be beautiful on a Thanksgiving table. 

Keep your cats from scratching things they shouldn’t with this DIY sisal scratching post from Practically Functional.

 Check out the awesome bench The Chicken Chick made by upcycling two chair backs.

And the most viewed links were…

The Caprese Panini shared by Delightful Diction

And the fall Scarecrow ornament, from The Craft Klatch, which is super cute.

If you were featured, I hope you will grab a featured button from my sidebar for your blog!

Don’t forget to come back tomorrow morning to link up your newest projects and recipes!  There is a super sweet giveaway happening with the party too 🙂

Time again to check out some of the awesome stuff linked up at last week’s Pinworthy Projects Party. You all continue to amaze me with the stuff you link up!

Let’s take a look:

Check out this decoupaged map crate shared by Simplicity in the South. It is a super cute way to decorate a playroom.

Want a cute idea for a baby gift? Check out this batman wipes case from Crafting and Creativity.

I was going through the links and these cookies caught my eye…so much so that I went to the store and bought the ingredients the same day! I will be making salted caramel puddle cookies from Life Made Simple tonight!

Fall wreaths are everywhere and I love seeing all the different versions. This ruffled burlap wreath from Wait Till Your Father Gets Home is awesome!

I wish I had seen this a few months back when we were trying to figure out where to transplant the kids’ growth charts. A jute growth chart, like this one from Shaped by Grace, would have been perfect.

We all know how much I love chalkboard everything. Check out this chalk art chandelier from It All Started with Paint.

Going forward, I will try to share the most viewed link for food and “everything else” 🙂

This week’s most viewed “everything else” link was the DIY pumpkin photo shoot from Violet Imperfections {how cute are those pictures!?}

And, the most viewed food link was the cinnamon roll muffins from The Farm Girl Recipes.

I hope I will see you back here tomorrow morning {10am sharp} for another Pinworthy Projects Linky Party.

Ok, feature time! I loved looking at all the stuff you linked up last week. A lot of the stuff was fall related which was fabulous given our recent dive in temperatures outside 🙂

I’m working on storage solutions for our basement. Sam at Atkinson Drive linked up these super cute and functional hanging pallet wood shelves. 

Remember those fall items I was talking about? I picked four of them that caught my eye!

Spice Blossom Cookies from AKA West, Autumn Angel from Crafty Journal, Frugal fabric pumpkins from Posed Perfection,  Feather Wreath from Turtles and Tails

Halloween will be here faster than you think. In fact, we already had some Halloween ideas linked up last week. Take a look…

Felt Ghost Headband from A Rosie Sweet Home, Halloween Tag from Its Raining Jellybeans,  Halloween Glass Blocks from Alderberry Hill

     And the most view link this week was the fall bucket list from Sarah at Sarah SaturDIY

I love the Pinworthy Projects Party! It gives me an opportunity to see what everyone has been up to over the past week!

Let’s take a look at some of the fantastic features from this week:

This week marks the 11th anniversary of the September 11th tragedy. Such a tragic even reminds us to be thankful for all that we have every day. Megan, from the McBaileys, created an adorable free printable to help capture the things we are thankful for!

I love fall printables and word art! Sarah, a.k.a. Becoming Martha, shared a tutorial on how to make your own word art!

I have two pallets I scored from our basement reno. Over at Silo Hill Farm, Danni shared a great use for one of them with her pallet shelf. 

It is hard to believe that Halloween will be here pretty soon. Over at Smart! School {House}, they are getting prepared with these adorable mason jar witches. 

With Halloween on my mind, I started thinking about trick or treating and this super cute witch bag, from I Gotta Try That, caught my eye.

September means the debut of football and lots of tailgating and parties to go along with it. Helen, from Random Bits, shared an awesome loaded baked potato dip that would be perfect for any tailgating event!

And the project with the most views last week was this amazing Woodland Dresser from The DIY Village.

Ok, get your links together and be ready to party again tomorrow morning! I can’t wait to see what you have been up to!

Today is one of my favorite days of the week!  I get to feature some of the fantastic projects linked up at last week’s party!

Stolen blog content has been a hot topic around the web for the past week or so.  Craftiments shared some great information on how to protect your content.

I am sitting here with football on in the background {Mathlete is watching} so these football truffles, from Pretty Providence, definitely caught my eye. 

E is a huge fan of taking my keys so these DIY keys for kids, from Random Bits, are the perfect solution to help me get my keys back.

This painted area didn’t turn out exactly like she wanted over on small home love but I love the barcode quality of it!

I love displaying pictures and artwork in a way that I can change out frequently. These quilted french memory boards, from the Scrapbooking Housewife, are gorgeous and really functional.

And the link with the most views this week was…How to decorate a wedding for cheap from Pretty Providence. 

Can’t wait to see you back here tomorrow morning for another fun party!

 

Happy Thursday! It’s time to feature the projects and recipes YOU shared at the Pinworthy Project Party last week.

I am going to ask a favor of each of you because I know you are so fabulous…When you link up each week, please be sure to visit at least 1 or 2 other projects before you leave.
I try to visit and promote as many links as I can but I know the bloggers who link up would love for YOU to visit too!
Think about how much you like new {or even repeat} visitors to check out your projects…don’t you want to give that happiness to other bloggers too? You all are so awesome that I know, next week, I’m going to see the click count on the links jump!

Now, let’s see some of the awesome stuff linked up last week.

Ninja Grandma {totally awesome blog name btw} shared a super cute storage idea using Ikea storage bins in some nice, bright colors. 

All is Amazing shared these delicious looking confetti squares.

Over at A Little Something in the Meantime, there is a great idea for organizing receipts.

Gingerly Made took some pallets and made them into this really neat deck bed.

Have washi tape and some old frames? Transform them into something beautiful like over at Cox’s Corner.

And the link with the most views this past week was the DIY Homework Station from Uncommon Designs.

Were you featured? If so, be sure to grab a button! 

Oh, and don’t forget to look for your project highlighted on the Just Us Four Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest pages too.

See you tomorrow for some more linky fun!