Hi friends! How are you doing? Did you know today is Pi Day? We shared a printable last year to help celebrate, and we invite you to check it out too:
But, I am getting so excited for St. Patrick's Day!! I was so stoked to see that a bunch of you were linking up posts that were St. Patty's Day related last week--it made my elated, Irish heart skip a beat!
So if you are wondering what this week's theme is, it is all about shamrocks! Yay! But everyone shared great posts just the same (even if it wasn't about celebrating St. Patrick's Day).
I am so thankful for all of you who constantly visit us each week since we started our humble little linky party! I look forward to checking at your blog updates each week, and I appreciate your time and dedication to our mini (ha, no pun intended) linkup community.
You all rock!!
Check out our features from this week:
St. Patrick's Day Door Hanger by Redo it Yourself Inspirations
Dollar Bill Shamrock by Crafty Journal
Shamrock and Rose Crochet Patterns by Fine Craft Guild
Continue reading to link up to this week's party!
Our Mini Linky Party
Rules:
#1. Family-friendly posts only (alcohol is OK).
#2. No Giveaway-only posts allowed in link-up.
#3. You can link up as many of your food/diy/remodel posts as you'd like!
#4. Be courteous to other bloggers participating and visit other posts linked up!
#5. Have fun & be sure to follow us whichever way you prefer so you can come visit us again!
*By participating in this link party, you agree to give me permission to use your submitted image(s) to feature your posts and share them on my blog and social media outlets as well as in future "roundup" posts.
For our party, it will start each week on Saturdays at 6am MST
Thank you for sharing everyone's creations! And thank you so much for the feature!
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Robin
You're very welcome, Robin! And you too--thanks for coming by!
DeleteWe are in the UK & we do our dates the other way (DD/MM/YY) so it doesn't really work well here but I was explaining to my lad how if you do the date the American way it makes Pi. "oh" he says, "how do they spell Pi in America then?" Bless! I don't know if that's a case of not understanding or not listening properly to his mum. I should add he is 15 and should know better! Thanks for the party, have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteOh how funny! I am sure he was listening, but you know how teenagers can be! You're very welcome, Julia! And hope you have a great rest of your week, too! (I realize in the UK now it's the afternoon and I'm sure your weekend is wrapping up by now).
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