The Really Crafty Link Party #184 featured posts!

Hello and welcome. I hope you've all had a wonderful week, and a huge thank you to everyone who linked up and shared the party on social media.

But now it's Friday, so it's time to share The Really Crafty Link Party features!

So...scroll down to check out this week's amazing features!

Woodland nursery decor

A few months ago a friend of ours welcomed a new baby boy, and because his nursery was woodland-themed, I decided to dig out my Sizzix dies and make this woodland nursery decor set. 

Welcome to The Really Crafty Link Party #184!

Hello, I hope you've enjoyed a lovely weekend, and welcome to The Really Crafty Link Party #184!

And as this is a party, try to visit at least a couple of other links and spread the word on social media - the more, the merrier.

The linkup will be open until next Thursday and I will be posting the features on September 13th.

Did you miss last week's features? Click the image below to discover them!

The Really Crafty Link Party is focused on crafts, so the idea is for you to link up all your crafty posts: DIYs, printables, home decor, tutorials, recipes, whatever you want to share. Feel free to add as many links as you want, and old posts are welcome too!

I have no problem if you want to add the same link in more than one week; it will still be eligible for a feature but please note that I will comment and add it to the Pinterest board only once.You can add posts on other subjects (family friendly please), but only craft related posts will have a chance to be featured and will be pinned to the party's Pinterest board.

If you host your own party, add it too - it may not be featured, but you'll be sharing it with all of us anyway, and everyone loves to discover new parties!

Do you have an Etsy shop? You can add your items to the party too, they may not be eligible for a feature but you'll be getting additional exposure anyway.

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Thank you for joining, and happy crafting!

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The Really Crafty Link Party #183 featured posts!

Hello and welcome. I hope you've all had a wonderful week, and a huge thank you to everyone who linked up and shared the party on social media.

But now it's Friday, so it's time to share The Really Crafty Link Party features!

So...scroll down to check out this week's amazing features!

DIY crochet face scrubbies - with pattern

Hello, and welcome! When we returned from our vacation last week I decided to go through my yarn stash, to try to get rid of a lot of leftovers from other projects. And what better things to do with small bits of cotton yarn than face scrubbies? They are useful, waste-free and make great small gifts too.

Want to make your own too? Here's the tutorial (and yes, they are very easy to make, so perfect for crochet beginners).

Welcome to The Really Crafty Link Party #183!

Hello, I hope you've enjoyed a lovely weekend, and welcome to The Really Crafty Link Party #183!

Yes, the party is finally back from vacation (and, sadly, so am I), so come and share your projects and what else is inspiring you this week.

And as this is a party, try to visit at least a couple of other links and spread the word on social media - the more, the merrier.

The linkup will be open until next Thursday and I will be posting the features on September 6th.

The Really Crafty Link Party is focused on crafts, so the idea is for you to link up all your crafty posts: DIYs, printables, home decor, tutorials, recipes, whatever you want to share. Feel free to add as many links as you want, and old posts are welcome too!

I have no problem if you want to add the same link in more than one week; it will still be eligible for a feature but please note that I will comment and add it to the Pinterest board only once.You can add posts on other subjects (family friendly please), but only craft related posts will have a chance to be featured and will be pinned to the party's Pinterest board.

If you host your own party, add it too - it may not be featured, but you'll be sharing it with all of us anyway, and everyone loves to discover new parties!

Do you have an Etsy shop? You can add your items to the party too, they may not be eligible for a feature but you'll be getting additional exposure anyway.

<div style="width:100%;text-align:center;"> <span style="margin:5px;padding:5px;border-radius: 5px;border:1px solid lightgrey;display:inline-block;"><a rel=_nofollow href="http://keepingitrreal.blogspot.com"> <img style="border: 1px solid gray;width:150px;height:150px;" src="https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-fOdsJtnUkLI/Vo_wC9OyNSI/AAAAAAAAIxY/tSFuamslOvc/s400/Party.jpg"> <p style="allign: center;"> </p> </a></span></div>
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If you follow me via any social media (icons in the side bar) let me know in the comments and I'll make sure to follow you back!

By linking up you give me permission to use your photos in features or round-ups, and to share your posts on social media (always with a link back to you for proper credit).

You are invited to the Inlinkz link party!

Click here to enter

Thank you for joining, and happy crafting!

When you linkup, your e-mail will be added to The Really Crafty Link Party mailing list and you will receive one (and only one) e-mail each week to let you know when the party goes live. All mail addresses are kept strictly confidential. You can unsubscribe at any time by replying to the e-mail. For additional details, please read the privacy policy.

DIY Felt Crown

I've been making felt crowns for my daughter and her friends for several years now. In addition to being a cute gift or party favor, it's also a great way to keep girls entertained if you put them in charge of decorating their crowns.

To be honest, this was probably not the best one to make a tutorial of, as it's white and not as colorful as some of the others I've made in the past.

In addition, the pieces of felt I had on hand were too small and I needed to add a seam in the middle.

But in any case, here's the tutorial: