I DIYed That Link Party #24

 It's time to show us how you "I DIYed That" again- not just for bloggers, but for non-bloggers too! You can share your blog post here, showing off a DIY creation you made, or if you are a non-blogger, you can link up your DIY on Instagram using the hashtag #iDIYedthat. Every week, each blogger will pick our favorites and share them on our blogs, on Pinterest, as well as throughout our social media channels! We want to show you off!

Meet the I DIYed That Hostesses

 Alicia: Thrify and Chic, Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest 
Jen: Noting Grace, Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest 
Laura: Junque Cottage, Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest 
Leigh: Little by Little Farmhouse, Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest 
Lindsey: Repurpose and Upcycle, Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest

Let's start by sharing what we've been up to this week:

  Laura shares how to updates antique milk cans to give them a fresh new farmhouse look using paint! 
  Leigh shares a tip about how to make a simple diy bench a bit more farmhouse style.
 

Lindsey shares a few ideas about "what is farmhouse style."

  Alicia shares the best tools to get your DIY toolbox started!
 

 Jen built a Pallet Light Box for her kitchen island and shows you the full tutorial in this post.
     

And now for the features for this week:

The first feature for I DIYed That from Instagram goes to @Jogalbraithathome. Isn't that DIYed flea market dresser amazing!

A post shared by Jo Galbraith (@jogalbraithathome) on Aug 1, 2017 at 5:00pm PDT

The next feature goes to the blog A Fresh Squeezed Life and Randi shares how she transformed this furniture piece from trash to treasure. Check out her blog post because you'll love to see her furniture flips!
   

Now for the fun stuff - I DIYed That - Week 23!

So, how do you link up? It's super easy! Share UP TO THREE (3) of your original posts from your blog with something you DIYed (no shops or giveaways please) Follow your hosts of your favorite form of social media and we would be honored if you linked back to us in your post. Please link up your content only. It's not necessary to visit other blogs, but if you see something that inspires you, go to the original source and let them know. Let's share the love! By linking up, you are confirming that these are your photos and are giving the hosts permission to share your images and links on their blogs and social media. Also, be sure to check out our features on our Pinterest Board.