Linking

When I come over blog widgets I like, I try to implement them here.

Two widgets I have added to my blog is inLinkz and LinkWithin. They are easy and simple to connect to Blogger. Check out their Support pages for step-by-step instructions.

inLinkz described on their website:

“…a widget that is inserted in your blog and allows you to receive link submissions from your readers”

screenie from the inLinkz blog

I added this widget to keep track on products used when crafting. Many of the scrapbooking blogs out there have similar widgets…

LinkWithin as described on their website:

“…a blog widget that appears under each post, linking to related stories from your blog archive”

snagged from the LinkWithin site

I liked the thought of being able to link to blog posts in the same category when reading a post. Still trying this widget out, but like what I see so far.

If you have a blog,why not try’em out?

I *heart* bamboo

pandas aren’t the only ones that love bamboo

With Baby S arrival my sweet sister-in-law introduced me to clothes made of bamboo (yes, you read it correctly…bamboo). They are the softest…and Baby S loves them. I’ve had the pleasure of enjoying bodies by Lilleba and they are super handy as one body covers more than one size. With Baby S growing at super speed - as babies do, a body that is size 62 is also a size 68. In other words, she won’t grow out of the size after using it once or twice.
I’m definitely putting these on Baby S Christmas wish list:

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A little art in the nursery

Other than the vinyl decals I posted about in this post on the nursery walls, they have been left pretty naked.

When I made a handprint and a footprint of baby S, I was creatively inspired.

When asking my mother about vital data round my birth I’ve always gotten an approximate reply. This way baby S will always know exactly when she was born and her “size”.

I used my Cuttlebug and cut out pink letters using the Quickutz Harvest alphabet. I used Spellbinders Labels Three squares for the hand- and footprint (I used Versamark ink and some white – unbranded - embossing powder for the prints). The flourish is from the Jazzy swirls stamp set by Autumn leaves. All done with pink and brown colored cardstock from Creative Company. Final step, put in a nice frame, I used IKEAs Virserum frame in white.

Yes, the rocking chair is from IKEA – ideal for relaxing with baby S.

Today I signed up for beta testing of inlinkz, exited to try it out. See the result at the bottom of my post.

IKEA Viserum frame	Spellbinders Label Three dies	*Versamark WATERMARK Rubber Stamp Emboss Chalk Resist INK PAD	Cuttlebug machine	Quickutz Harvest alphabet 4x8 die
Creative company cardstock - Brown	Creative Company cardstock - Pastels	Autumn Leaves stamp - Jazzy swirls	IKEA Poäng rocking chair

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