Now It's Your Turn. Features from the Pinterest Group Board

I know it's Thursday already, but I was at a (FAB!) concert last night and was too exhausted to write something when I came home. So, a bit late, but still...

Remember? You pin your pictures to the Pinterest Group Board, get views from hundreds of followers and maybe even get to be featured here next week.

How to pin your photos to the group board?

1. Follow me on Pinterest
2. Leave a comment, here or on any of my Pinterest pins, with your Pinterest user name.
3. I'll follow you back
4. I'll send you an invite
5. Accept the invite
6. Start pinning!

Begginers, here's a detailed explanation:
- You have to follow me on Pinterest (and I have to follow you), because these are Pinterest's rules for group boards. If the board admin wants to invite people to the pin to the board, they have to follow each other. You can only follow one of my boards, btw.
- You don't have to be bloggers. As long as your pictures are somewhere around the WWW, you're good. Flickr, Picasaweb, Instagram etc. are all fine.
- Your pin doesn't have to be a tutorial. As long as it can be an inspiration to someone, that's fine.
- If you have a non-English blog, that's OK. These days, with Google Translate, we can just translate the page to another language.

All right then, shall we see today's features?

Dandush from the Israeli blog Tamnoonit brings us a great basic pastry recipe. I know it's in Hebrew, but just use Google Translate to translate the page. You won't regret it. I'm already fantasizing about the cinnamon pastry I'm going to make...

Pastry Recipe from Tamnoonit

We already visited Craft Cravings in the past and it looks like this won't be the last time either. Look at this cool hat! Right after I'm done with the baking, I'm going to crochet one for The Baby.

Cookie Monster Hat @ Craft Cravings

Allie from The Random Crafter with a quick and easy tutorial for a DIY dry erase board. Remember my version?...

DIY Dry Erase Board Tutorial @ The Random Crafter

If you were featured, feel free to grab a button!

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That's it for today, don't forget to pin your best works into the board!

Day 17. Now It's Your Turn!

Wednesday is here, and it's time again to check out what you've been up to lately.

Remember? You pin your pictures to the Pinterest Group Board, get views from hundreds of followers and maybe even get to be featured here next week.

How to pin your photos to the group board?

1. Follow me on Pinterest
2. Leave a comment, here or on any of my Pinterest pins, with your Pinterest user name.
3. I'll follow you back
4. I'll send you an invite
5. Accept the invite
6. Start pinning!

Begginers, here's a detailed explanation:
- You have to follow me on Pinterest (and I have to follow you), because these are Pinterest's rules for group boards. If the board admin wants to invite people to the pin to the board, they have to follow each other. You can only follow one of my boards, btw.
- You don't have to be bloggers. As long as your pictures are somewhere around the WWW, you're good. Flickr, Picasaweb, Instagram etc. are all fine.
- Your pin doesn't have to be a tutorial. As long as it can be an inspiration to someone, that's fine.
- If you have a non-English blog, that's OK. These days, with Google Translate, we can just translate the page to another language.

All right then, shall we see today's features?

Let's start with a fellow Israeli, Stav from Shlishkalach. She made ah-mazing papier mache' chicken. Her blog, by the way, is really awsome. Lots of beautiful scrap and papier mache' works.

Papier Mache' Chicken From Shlishkalach

Allie from The Random Crafter with an easy tutorial for a burlap wreath, love it!

Burlap Wreath Tutorial From The Random Crafter

Look at this beautiful Tricky Tabbed TP Album from Craft Cravings. Can you believe it is made of... toilet paper rolls?!

Tricky Tabbed TP Album by Craft Cravings

If you were featured, feel free to grab a button!

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That's it for today, now go and pin your best works into the board!

Day 10. It's Your Turn Again!

Wednesday is here, and it's time again to check out what you've been up to lately.

Remember? You pin your pictures to the Pinterest Group Board, get views from hundreds of followers and maybe even get to be featured here next week.

How to pin your photos to the group board?

1. Follow me on Pinterest
2. Leave a comment, here or on any of my Pinterest pins, with your Pinterest user name.
3. I'll follow you back
4. I'll send you an invite
5. Accept the invite
6. Start pinning!


I was asked a few questions about the group board, I'll try to reply here:
- You have to follow me on Pinterest (and I have to follow you), because these are Pinterest's rules for group boards. If the board admin wants to invite people to the pin to the board, they have to follow each other. You can only follow one of my boards, btw.
- You don't have to be bloggers. As long as your pictures are somewhere around the WWW, you're good. Flickr, Picasaweb, Instagram etc. are all fine.
- Your pin doesn't have to be a tutorial. As long as it can be an inspiration to someone, that's fine.
- If you have a non-English blog, that's OK. These days, with Google Translate, we can just translate the page to another language.

All right then, shall we see today's features?

This lemonade stand by Daisy Mae Belle is one of the prettiest lemonade stands I've ever seen. My kids have been begging me for a long time now to build one (it can also be a supermarket or any other store on non-lemonade days). I think it's about time...

Meg from I am Meg and So Can You with a great idea for a framed pushpin map that you can use to track all the places you've been to. Have got to make it for the kids' room!

Allie from The Random Crafter pinned this yummy-looking strawberry lemon sorbet. It seems really easy to make and quite healthy.

If you were featured, feel free to grab a button!

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That's it for today, don't forget to pin yours, you might get featured next week!