There were so many fabulous links last week I decided to feature five of them today. Sometimes I feature one link, most times I feature 2-3 and this week, it's five!

With Thanksgiving just about two weeks away, you'll definitely find this tablescape from Nancy's Daily Dish full of inspiration. The gorgeous transferware dishes are layered upon other sets and mixed with grapevine, pine cones and other warm elements sure to give you some great ideas for your own Thanksgiving table.

This beautiful nursery makeover looks straight out of a Pottery Barn catalog. Actually, I think it even looks better than that! I love all the calm color and wait until you see the cute school-house inspired custom chalkboard Kristine at The Painted Hive has made.


This link caught my eye because of the adorable packaging. I really like the simplicity of the baker's twine in holiday red. I am always looking for small gifts and stocking stuffers and this tutorial for a salt scrub fits the bill! Check out the "how-to" at Bliss Images and Beyond



This beautiful hutch didn't start out as such. It was black and brown and not nearly what it has become under the talented hand of Minday at Pretty in Paint.



 This link is about the floor transformation (painted white) but there is so much more to see. The styling in the room is gorgeous. The crochet throw is what made me click! See all the beautiful details over at Lilies for Kate!



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We've certainly had enough rain to bring it on, now we need the sunshine so I can get out into the garden and actually enjoy my time out there and not get too muddy! There's plenty of green in the yard and on this scalloped tray that sits in my front window. I always seem to stock up on indoor plants come early spring. I love the fresh and simple look.

Just outside that same window is this beautiful tall garden obelisk. It's from Plow and Hearth and when the weather warms up, my clematis will climb all the way to the top. It's really a pretty site when it blooms. Soon, I hope!
I have two weeks of links to highlight from Share the Love Wednesdays. Check out these cute decorative spheres from Details By Kari. Everytime I visit Pier One or Michael's I check out the different decorative spheres they have, but I haven't bought any yet. I would need quite a few to fill the large glass vase on my living room table, and I can't see spending the money on what are mostly seasonal elements.
 What I love about Kari's take on these is that they will work for any season and she made them from old sewing patterns! I love the neutral color and you can't beat the price. There are lots of crafty ideas on Details By Kari--I'm so glad she linked up to STL Wednesday!
 

Last week I loved this powder room at The Bees Knees Bungalow by Jeanne. Check out all the lovely details including the dresser made into a vanity, the vintage wire basket used to hold toilet paper and a display of photos as well! also includes a display of silver and a beautiful chandelier! So elegant and so many details--love it! Check out The Bees Knees Bungalow--there are lots of beautiful makeovers in each room.



Lastly, these beautiful peat pot baskets from Pam at House of Hawthornes are adorable! I think it was the glitter and silver pipecleaners that grabbed my eye. The vintage illustrations are also right up my alley! Although Pam made these for Easter, I can absolutely see these at place settings on Mother's Day, July 4 and Halloween, Christmas, etc... simply adorned with appropriate holiday graphics (and glitter of course). They'd also be really cute as favors for a shower or birthday party. Pam has so many great ideas for home and garden--I love all her vintage touches!

Thanks to all of you who linked up last week! I can't wait to see what fabulous projects and ideas this week will bring.

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