Thanks to all who linked up last week. And if you're new here, welcome! We appreciate each and every one of you who continue to come back and party with us. We're in constant awe of your creativity and talent. And once again we can't wait to see what vintage goodies, finds and projects you all have to share with us today.

But first, let's find out what our hostesses have been up to!

Kathleen

Vintage Farmhouse Wooden Trug

Follow at Our Hopeful Home

(formerly Charm Bracelet Diva {At Home})

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Sharon

Simple Sunday

Follow at The Blue Willow House

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Cecilia

Friday's Find 186: Pairing Vintage With New

Follow at My Thrift Store Addiction

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Diana



My Cheap Vintage Finds & What They're Worth 

Follow at Adirondack Girl at Heart

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Weekly Features

It's been difficult for us to choose just one feature each. Your vintage finds, vignettes and just plain creativity have been awesome!

Kathleen's Pick

Sharon's Pick

Rheta from Vintage Eve's found a pretty little cup and saucer for her shop. The Lady Louise pattern is from the 1940's and made by Syracuse China. Rhea was curious about who they were so she did a bit of research making her a girl after my own heart. You know how I love to research my vintage finds. So if you are curious about the company that made the pretty little cup and saucer check out AKA Syracuse China.

Cecilia's Pick

Tuula, blogger at Thrifty Rebel Vintage, has been busy as a bee giving her kitchen a head-to-toe thrifty vintage makeover. I have followed and admired her progress, time and time again. This week she proved the importance of DIY perseverance when she ended up hating the paint color resulting from the first attempt on her Kitchen China Cabinet Makeover. Ever resourceful, Tuula mixed her own paint, adding white to the lovely aqua color she used on her kitchen cabinets producing the gorgeous shade you see here. She then added red polka dot paper to the back of the cabinet for a darling retro chic finish. Be sure to drop by to see all the details, including the first color fail and what she used to paper her cabinets!    

Diana's Pick



If there's one place I regret never having had the chance to visit when we lived in England it's a French flea market (or brocante). In her post, My Paris Market Photo Shoot, Amy of Brocante Treasures gives us a real taste of this wonderful French experience. Oh, and my goodness, you should see the treasures she brought home with her!  

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Party Guidelines

(Does #7 say "Prizes"???)

1. Content: Submit up to three posts that involve vintage finds, crafts, DIYs and other vintage subject matter. No shops or direct advertising, please.   

2. Reminder: No recipe links, please.   

3. Link-back: We'd love it if you'd include the Vintage Charm button or a text link back to the party in your linked post. 

4. Visitation: Please visit other blog posts -- after all that's what a link-up is all about. When pinning please go to the source of the photo to pin it so the originator of the post gets the credit.

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6. Spread the Word: Consider mentioning Vintage Charm on your social media to help spread the word and make this party a great experience for everyone. 

7. Prizes: Keep in mind that each month we will select one of the month's featured posts to be featured on all four hostesses' blogs. At the end of the year one of the twelve monthly features will be selected as the Grand Prize Feature of the Year. Prize TBA.

8. Permission: By linking up to Vintage Charm you assert that the photographs are yours (or you have permission to use them) and you give your hostesses permission to feature them on social media or a blog party with a link back to your blog. You will likewise assert that the content of the post is your own.