Today's Featured Shop - Rhodes Creations

Today's featured shop is Rhodes Creations.    You will find a mix of edibles, sewing and scented items here.
Here are some of my favorites.


Chick Feeder Canning Jar Lamp

Homemade Jellies

Personalized Tie Up, Wrap Around Kitchen Towels

Grubby Tin Candle

Be sure and visit Laura's shop to see all her handmades,  http://www.etsy.com/shop/rhodescreations

Thursday Giveaway Link Party -- Add Your Giveaway Link

Our weekly giveaway link opportunity is a way for you to share your giveaways with our readers.

This is a continuing link party and giveaways are removed as they end.   Please don't forget to add the end date of your giveaway to the name of your giveaway.

The rules are easy:

You must be a follower of our blog.

Add our logo to your blog sidebar.  This is very easy to do.   Save our logo below to your computer,  select add gadget in your blog settings,  choose add picture and select our logo from  your computer and then link it to http://www.byyourhands.com



When you enter the title of your giveaway, please add the end date of your giveaway. 

Be sure the url is the direct link to your giveaway blog post. Make sure you are linking directly to your giveaway.

Family friendly giveaways only.

Handmade Spotlight - "A" is for Autumn Apples

A is for Autumn Apples

  Curated By: tlc4lo

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Craft Tutorials

Tuesday Tutorial - Free Printables

Today's tutorials are a little different... I'm sharing some free printables I found around the web.

The first one could be very useful if you're into canning your own foods.  It comes from www.ellinee.com

How about some cupcake wrappers?  They're from www.foodartparty.blogspot.com

Here are some cute fall favor tags from www.bethproudfoot.blogspot.com

Need a cute little Halloween gift bag. Try this one from www.triciarennea.blogspot.com

Happy Printing!
Deena Davis
www.byyourhands.blogspot.com

Trash to Treasure Ideas

Today I am sharing a couple of trash to treasure ideas with you.   There are no instructions but I think they are pretty self-explanatory.


This is a really unusual idea for using an old suitcase.   Add a couple of shelves and a mirror on the outside and you have a unique medicine cabinet.   It would be great for storage in any room in the house though.

I think this bookshelf would be pretty easy to put together with reclaimed wood.   It is made by a company in the UK, Relic Interiors.   

Thanks for visiting today.
Bette