Saturday Showcase~ August Edition
Welcome to our August Edition of Saturday Showcase where I team up with some of my best blogging friends to bring you a curated collection of our favorite posts from the month! School has started here and we are settling into our fall routine of school and sports activities. It's always a busy time of year, but I love the cooler weather and the changing seasons so I am looking forward to the next few months. This month, I wrapped up the Room by Room Summer Showcase series and shared my master bathroom, laundry area, and office space.
I also gathered my favorite farmhouse finds on Amazon for a whole new post.
My Favorite Farmhouse Finds on Amazon
Another favorite project this month was organizing a recipe plan book. This was a huge undertaking, but so worth it!
Now let's see what my friends were up to for the month of August!
Follow along with your favorite bloggers:
Emily from Two Purple Couches
Kim from Knock it off Kim
Meg from Green with Decor
Amanda from Love Renovations
Amy from My Life From Home
April from Uncookie Cutter
Roxanne from The Honeycomb Home
{Click on each underlined link or image to take you directly to the full post. Please pin from the original source.}
Posts from Knock it off Kim not to miss:
How to Create a Colorful Tray from a Cheap Picture Frame
Posts from Two Purple Couches not to miss:
Ways to Make Your Home Office Work for You
Posts from Green with Decor not to miss:
How to Design a Small Back Foyer
How to Paint a Room in Less Time
Posts from Love and Renovations not to miss:
DIY Lawn Dice & Game Scorecard
Posts from Uncookie Cutter not to miss:
Display Boards- A Quick & Easy DIY
Posts from The Honeycomb Home not to miss:
Small Space Living Room Makeover
I hope you found this new monthly feature inspiring! Look for the Saturday Showcase the last Saturday of every month!
Have a great weekend!
To life feeling like home!
XO,
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The Sunday Letter
Most Sundays, once the house has gone quiet and it's edging towards nine, a letter goes out. It's the one I'd write to a friend with good taste and not nearly enough time: one thing worth reading, one thing worth buying, and one thing to skip. No noise, no pressure to spend, just the considered version of what I've actually been using, loving, or quietly sending back.
If you like the sort of recommendation that still holds up six months later, leave your email below and I'll write to you on Sunday.
