fridays unfolded #43

welcome friends
to


this week's party
is starting a day early
in honor of

Thanksgiving

which i am excited to spend
with some of the hubs' family
eating too much for my own good
laughing
visiting
catching up
watching the kiddie cousins play

good stuff

and speaking of good stuff

there was a whole lot of it shared
as usual
at last week's party

Ellen's Creative Passage shared a fantastic tutorial
for felting wool from thrifted sweaters


and since you're going to be felting wool
you should try making these creative place holders
for your Thanksgiving table
shared by My Decoupaged Life


i love this simple and inexpensive method
for using hollow core doors
to make these Pottery Barn-esque floating shelves
shared by Low Country Living


looking for a last-minute treat
to take to grandma's house tomorrow?
how about these pumpkin cheesecake truffles from The Rickett Chronicles?


and finally
It's Just Me shared this cool and vintagy looking shelf
made from a pallet


pretty nifty, huh?

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and before we go

have you entered my Mikarose Giveaway yet?


you can enter for a chance to win
a $50 gift certificate to use as a Christmas gift
or to get a little something special for yourself


just click on the link above

and now it's your turn
to show us what unfolded for you
this week
or last week
or
well
you get the idea

the rules are simple:

follow Stuff and Nonsense
(and leave a comment so i can follow you back)

link up your recipe, sewing project, decor, craft, poem, essay, tutorial, etc.
whatever 'unfolded' for you this week

be sure to link back to your post and not just your url 
(by joining fridays unfolded you are giving me permission
to use your photos for features on Stuff and Nonsense)

visit a few of the other links and leave a comment
(it's just polite)

post my button on your blog
so others can join the fun

after you link up here
i would love for you to
visit my friday friends
and join their linky parties as well

 

  

and finally

i wish you all 

a warm and wonderful

Thanksgiving