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Happiness is Homemade Link Party: Back to School Edition

ByLisa Kerhin
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Welcome to the Happiness is Homemade Link Party!

I don’t even know where to begin with all of the great links that get posted on our link party each week.  So many delicious recipes, DIY projects to make you feel like Joanna Gaines, and creative writing that draws you in.  We’ve got it all.  I can bet that Bev’s picks for this week will be more of the great content!

Happiness is Homemade Link Party 189. A place to share great DIY, crafts, home decor, holiday inspiration, recipes and get wonderful ideas for your home. #HappinessIsHomemade #LinkParty #homemade #DIY #Recipes

 

Welcome to the party. I am so delighted that you have joined us. With school starting in many areas already or about to start, today’s features focus on back to school. We have after school snacks, helpful school projects and menu lunch planning, plus a special sweet treat.  Hope you find some inspiration. ~Bev @Eclecticredbarn.blogspot.com

On with this week’s features!

Happiness is Homemade Link Party 189. A place to share great DIY, crafts, home decor, holiday inspiration, recipes and get wonderful ideas for your home. #HappinessIsHomemade #LinkParty #homemade #DIY #Recipes

 

Features include:

 

What do you give the kids for a snack when they come home after school? You want them to have something healthy and they want it to be good.  Don’t panic because Lisa has some great ideas for you – in fact 18 after school snacks.

 

It is a new school year and what better way to get it off to a great start than this awesome book cover. You can get all of the details over at Dazzled and Frazzled.

As kids go back to school, you might be wondering how you can give back to your child’s school. Lindsay has a great idea to give back and involve your child. Check out her idea at Simply September. 

 

Do you wish your kids actually ate their lunch? Well, Jessica has a wonderful idea to get them involved in deciding what they want for lunch. Stop by and get ideas and her printable.

 

The kids (and the adults too) will love a yummy sweet dessert that starts with Ann’s biscuits. Check out the complete recipe over at 5 Minutes for Mom.

 

Now on to the party!

While you are here, we’d love it if you would visit the blogs of our lovely co-hosts!
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The rules? They are really simple! Make sure you visit a few other blogs and make some new friends along the way. Feel free to link up your favorite recipes, crafts or your latest DIY project. We want you to share it all! As always, please make sure to follow your hosts and co-hosts!! Link up your posts, make some friends, and earn the chance to be featured at Happiness Is Homemade Link Party! We will feature the favorite posts each week!

Disclaimer: Adding your link to this link party gives permission to all 12 Hosts, along with any co-hosts, guest hosts, and participants of Happiness Is Homemade, to share your posts and pictures via social media and as features, roundups, etc. with an explicit link back to your original source. Therefore, linking up you agree to allow us to use your images on each of our blogs in features relating to Happiness is Homemade Link Party.

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4 Comments

  1. Marilyn Lesniak says:

    Thank you so much for hosting again this week. You always do so much for bloggers! Try to stay cool and enjoy your week ahead.

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  2. Thank you for the party. Have a great week.

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