Sunday, December 29, 2013

Link It or Lump It Link Party #19 {and Features}

We're BAAACCCKKKK!  So the dust and the wrapping paper have barely settled around my house, but I'm happy to report I'm back on the blog...and back at the party!   As always, Amy from Delineate Your Dwelling, Allison from Dream A Little Bigger and I are thrilled to have you partying with us for the last Link It or Lump It Party of 2013!  Since we extended the party for a week over the holiday, I'll be picking a few extra features this week.  Of course Amy and Allison will also be picking their favorites as well, and featuring them on their blogs.

Here's a quick look at what we were up to around Two It Yourself last week...Gotta love scheduled auto posts (sneaky, sneaky we are at 2IY).


Alright, moving on to some features... (Click to see the features and link up now.)
Hello Little Home shared a great tutorial on how to make hot chocolate four ways. Yum...Yum...Yum...Yum!


Thalita who blogs at The Learner Observer shared a super easy, by totally awesome Dollar Store project - paint-dipped bamboo spoons.  How fun are these? Such a cute housewarming gift idea!


Pretty much all the jewelry Kolture Shoq makes - I love.  But this one makes me want to hunt her down and steal it! How awesome is this chain and zipper bracelet - and the tutorial to DIY is super easy.  I want one in every color...like, NOW!


I am very much aware that it's now after Christmas, but I couldn't resist Jackie from It's Organized's post on how to add sparkle to your gift wrapping.  How adorable are these gifts?  And she has even more gift wrapping ideas on her blog.


And finally...I love the master bedroom makeover reveal from Home Coming! These two have such a fun, funky and colorful style.  Plus, you won't believe the difference from 'before' - amazing.



If you were featured go ahead and brag a little - grab that "I was featured button" and show it off all proud! You deserve it! 
Two It Yourself

Not a feature this week on 2IY? No worries, go check out the features picked by:
 
 Allison from Dream A Little Bigger



 Now let's get to the party. The more the merrier so go ahead, show us what you've been up to by sharing a link or two or three to your best blog posts (please link to posts and not your blog's homepage)! 

BTW we won't be picking features next week as we'll be hopping of the blog to spend time with our families during the holidays.  But, we'll be back the following Sunday with extra features. 


The RULES – because a world without rules is chaos:
  1. Link anything you made yourself but not your Etsy Shop, Giveaways, or blog homepage.
  2. You must Link back Two It Yourself to be considered for next week’s feature roundup! So grab that awesome button up there or link back to one of the party hosts with a text link.  We don't mind if you link up on a Linky Party page or on the post you're sharing. 
  3. Don't be a link and leave blogger.  That makes us sad.  Click through one or two of your favorite links and leave some comment love!
  4. Please no repeats. If you linked it up last week, share something new.  


  5. Thanks for stopping by 2IY! If you like what you see, we'd love for you to pin it!


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