In the midst of a rustic road, could there be anything more beautiful than Old Glory? Hung simply from a tree in a forest of green... it shines. This is a driveway we pass on our way up to the north woods of Wisconsin, a favorite 4th of July destination. I love the simplicity of this photo.
Before we get started on this week's link up, I'd love to spotlight a few links from the last party. If you've been featured on Very Merry Vintage Style... grab a feature button & tell the world!
Last week's highlights...
I was able to visit each and every link from last week and leave comments on just about all of them. I love to see all the creative beauty that links up .
This link from The Vintage Farmhouse brings to mind a cross between Pottery Barn's vintage books and Romantic Homes Magazine! There are other designs on the full blog post... be sure and check it out by clicking here.
This beautiful piece of jewelry is one I would wear... a bit of vintage, a little sparkle... and lots of creativity! It's made from an old camera! Check out the full post here.
Then there's this organization post. This was my favorite part of it... a client's teacup collection used to help organize her jewelry.. Fabulous idea... and it looks so beautiful--pretty enough to leave the drawer open all the time!
If you've ever wondered if a can of paint can transform the look of your home, look no further than this link from On Sutton Place. There's a before and after picture here and the contrast is amazing. This redo definitely deserves a shout-out!
Thanks so much to each of you who linked up last week. I truly enjoy visiting each and every one of you to see what you've been up to! I'm ready for another week of fun, so let's get the party started...
Two easy requests...
Link back to the party with a party or blog button or a text link & limit to one link per blog! Let's party!
Great image of our flag, thanks for the wonderful party! xoxo Debra
ReplyDeleteIt is always so nice to visit you and linked up in your party.... Hope you would like to pay a little visit to me at
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Farah
Thank you so much for featuring my altered books! And thank you for hosting a wonderful linky party every week!! ♥
ReplyDeleteI love the picture of the flag, it sure makes a statement.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for hosting and for featuring my jewelry made from a vintage camera!!
Thanks for hosting yet another great party!!
ReplyDeleteSherri
I do love Old Glory! Pretty photo! This is my first time to link with your party...thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeletePam
Lovely features. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting. Have a great holiday weekend!
Cheers,
Tracy Screaming Sardine
You have such a great blog. Thank you for hosting. I brought a vintage rhubarb sherbet recipe. :-)
ReplyDeleteI love seeing the flag displayed in unique ways. And you are right, Mary. It sure stands out beautifully against all that green.
ReplyDeleteHave a fun 4th!
Hugs,
Liz @ the Brambleberry Cottage
http://thebrambleberrycottage.blogspot.com/
Hi Mary, I am a new follower and I joined your liky party. I am a folk artist of sorts and also from the Chicago area once but now in Ohio. Two of my sons now live in Chicago due to school there (Columbia). Happy Independence Day Weekend
ReplyDeleteKat Griffin
Love that shot of Old Glory! I'm wondering where in the Northwoods of Wisconsin you went. We just got back from Phillips. Were you anywhere near there? It's so beautiful up there that I hope to retire there some day!
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