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Pinterest Round up #2

With the holiday last Monday, I skipped posting round 2 of my Pinterest Round Up. Now I have more pins to choose from to share with you!

Favorite Pin #1
Color 
I love these colors and thought this would be a good reference for future home and craft projects. Good thing I pinned it, because the actual page is now gone. At least I have the image to look at.

Favorite Pin #2
Tea Cup Cupcake
How sweet is this? I love the blue and white together, but if you really like this, you'll have to figure out how to do it on your own. It's just from someone's tumbler account. The good news is that I can always use the image to have someone else make them for me. 

Favorite Pin #3
Chicken, Bacon, and Avocado Salad
I am totally going to make this yummy looking salad. You can find the recipe over at the Gimme Some Oven blog and you can also bet that I am now a subscriber.  I'm always on the lookout for new recipes.

Favorite Pin #4
That's What She Said Blog
I've been wanting to build a pergola in my backyard for years now. My dad actually said he would help me build one, but between the heat and his health, we just haven't got around to it. To be honest, I'd rather pay someone to do it for me. Any takers?

Favorite Pin #5
DIY Barbie House
K2 and I have been working on converting her existing bookshelf into an actual Barbie house. It's been a slow process, but tutorials like this one over at A Girl and a Glue Gun are lots of help. Someday soon I hope to show you our finished project.

Did you find anything good on Pinterest? Feel free to share here!

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