Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Needles-n-Pins Stitcheries: Shamrock Shake Recipe

March is the green month.....lots of St. Patrick's Day green and shamrocks everywhere. :) Now my kids and grandkids don't live near by, but for those of you that do have them around how about making this shamrock shake from RebeccaBrandRecipes.  Looks really good to me and I love mint, but the green may be just a bit much for me. 





Enjoy!

Colleen:)



Monday, March 2, 2015

Budget Friendly Kitchen Makeover



Tanya at Dans Le Lakehouse shares her kitchen make as well as supply sources, links to posts leading up to the reveal and her budget breakdown. All for under $1,500! So fresh and pretty.

To visit Tanya, click on the photo above!

Thanks for stopping by today!

Sunday, March 1, 2015

Spring Decorating



Do you have a more rustic style of mantel? Here's a great way to bring in the feeling of spring to an otherwise darker area. I absolutely love the banner! To visit Lori at Dining Delight, click on her mantel above. She also has the link to the free printable for the Spring banner!!!

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Saturday, February 28, 2015

St. Patrick's Day Banner Tutorial by Lil' Luna



This St. Patrick's Day banner is one you will proudly display every year! Kristyn at Lil' Luna shares that she has an obsession with banners but confesses that this is her first St. Patrick's Day craft. Great job Kristyn!!! Thanks for sharing with the readers of By Your Hands. For the complete tutorial, click on the banner above.

Visit Kristyn to see all her offerings from recipes, diy's, crafts, and so much more. Simply click on the photo below to stop in. Make sure you give yourself plenty of time. I guarantee you'll be there a while!


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Friday, February 27, 2015

Today's Featured Shop - The Montana Homestead


Today's Handmade Spotlight is The Montana Homestead. Amy has a wide variety of handcrafted candles, wax tarts, one of a kind wax gifts, room sprays, bath salts, soaps and original one of a kind Montana wood signs. Amy uses reclaimed Montana barn wood or wood from a local mill to create her signs making each a unique piece of Montana! To visit The Montana Homestead, click on any of the photos below.


Lavender Fine Soap Wood Sign


Chamomile Lavender Soy Candle


Peter Rabbit Wood Sign


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