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Share Your Style #375

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Welcome to this week’s Share Your Style #375, dear friends! I’m excited to share all the cool features we have for you this week…

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Can you believe we are coming to the end of January 2023 already? It was just New Year’s and now we are speeding towards Valentine’s Day! With that, I’ve chosen some wonderful Valentine ideas for you.

So let’s get to this week’s features!

***Quick update on Thursday morning: I fell fast asleep as I was writing this and putting together this week’s SYS features last evening, so… I’m finishing this morning and actually POSTING IT. Lol!

I took half a Benedryl yesterday around 11am because I guess I’m now allergic to Prednisone. Anyway, it knocks me out and so somewhere around 7:30p.m., I was out for the night. I did make it through the school day and the hives never fully erupted, but I still feel itchy…

Anyway, happy to get this Valentine’s-y post out for you! Plus a touch of football, too. <3

Here’s what I shared this past week at French Ethereal…

A Rosy Valentine’s Cake to Bake ~ part of this month’s Valentine’s recipes in our Pinterest Challenge.

And here are this week’s featured posts…

MaryJo of Master”Pieces” of My Life shared a bunch of beautiful tablescapes for inspiration at your own home in this post ~
Setting the Mood for a Valentine’s Day Tablescape. I loved this alfresco setting!
Penny from Penny’s Treasures shares this pretty in pink post ~ Vintage Valentines are the Stars of My Pink Valentine’s Tree. Love ’em!!! (I’m a sucker for pink!)
Lynne from Thrifting Wonderland shares winter whites in her winter cupboard ~ Winter Display in the Hutch. Love all the creamware!!!
Lynne from Thrifting Wonderland also brings us a couple of easy and fun crafts to make for Valentine’s Day. I can see this being so fun with kids!!! Our double feature for this week ~ Two Quick Valentine’s Crafts.
Chocolate Rice Krispies Treats are turned into Football Rice Krispie Treats for game day! They’re a chocolate treat base cut into football shapes then dipped in chocolate with white laces piped onto resemble footballs. This easy, no-bake dessert is perfect for tailgating, football parties, playoff games, and Superbowl parties. Game day desserts are the best part about game day foods so these are a must make dessert recipe! #gamedayfood #footballfood #ricekrispietreats #glutenfree #nobakedessert
Newcomer Shay from What the Fork shares this easy peasy recipe for
Football Rice Krispie Treats! Perfect for this weekend’s big Super Bowl Game!!!
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Debbee from Debbee’s Buzz shares her fun post (love all her tablescapes!) featuring
20 Sweet Valentine’s Day Ideas. Love it!!!
Hawaiian style pork spare ribs with pineapple served on a plate with fresh berries and yellow rice
Newcomer Arlene from Flour on My Face brings us her yummy recipe for
Sweet & Tangy Crock Pot Hawaiian BBQ Ribs. Seriously delicious!!!
Last up for this week we have Meagan from Decorative Inspirations with her sweet post ~ How to Make a Salt Dough Garland. Love it!!!

Thank You so much to everyone who linked up this past week. A special thank you to everyone for always promoting Share Your Style on your blog and on your social media channels! I do see it when I stop by and I appreciate the love. 💜

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Barb 🙂

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French Ethereal is a lifestyle blog sharing tips on decorating, table settings, crafts, gardening, DIY and travel. I love an elegant Shabby Chic/Old World French decor all decorated with Faith. <3

24 thoughts on “Share Your Style #375”

  1. Good Morning, Barb! It is always such a pleasure to visit your Blog and see what you’ve been working on. I really appreciate the features for the Dining Room Hutch and the Valentine Crafts. January has passed so quickly it’s hard to believe. Wishing you a great week.
    Lynne

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  3. Barbara, thank you so much for featuring my heart garland! I really appreciate it. Have a great week.

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    1. You are most welcome, Penny! I used to put up a Valentine’s tree (or rather keep up the small Christmas tree and redecorate it). It was fun! I need to get busy decorating for Valentine’s… Glad you enjoyed the feature! 💕

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  6. Barb,
    I enjoyed hearing your story about Thomas Kinkade and Placerville…Thanks for visiting!!
    Thanks so much for hosting this delightful party each and every week!! I really appreciate the time and effort that goes into it along with visiting all the links and choosing Features!!! Thank You!! Stay safe, healthy and happy!!
    Hugs,
    Deb

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    1. Thank you, Debbie! Keep safe and warm out your way!! We are sitting at 27 degrees the past couple of days. Water leak under Hubby’s sink but he fixed. I forgot to open the doors to keep it warm in our bathroom last night… Popped in the middle of the night. He fixed it. Hopefully no more!

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  7. Morn’n Barb! What a sweet surprise to have my Valentines roundup of celebrating ideas featured! Thanks for always being so supportive of my blogging!

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  13. Hi Barb! I love that cake!!! I might have to look for one of those pans. It makes such a great presentation. Thanks for the party & the love for my Valentine’s tables. Have a great day! XO- MaryJo

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