Fridays Unfolded Link Party #132

 

I’m back!  Last week we were on vacation is lovely South Carolina.  The drive back was full of awesome fall colors in Wisconsin and Minnesota!  I tried my best to capture the colors from the passenger seat window.

 

 

 

While I was on the road traveling, you were all busy creating awesome stuff again this week!

Seeing as my birthday cake last week was a lovely chocolate bundt cake with a salted caramel topping, this vanilla bundt cake with a salted caramel drizzle by caught my eye right away!  I love bundt cakes, I think we need more of them in our lives.  Who’s with me?

 

Bonnie from shows us how to make this Welcome Sign for your front porch!  I love this projects that you can do easily in a day and with what you already have at home!

 

 

M&M cookie slices by would be a good dessert to make with all those M&M’s the kids will get trick or treating!  I know these would be gone in a flash at my house!

 

Barbara at transformed this pumpkin with some simple duct tape!  What a great idea!  And easy to change out every year too!

 

Denise from shows us how to organize and create a functioning master closet!  Something I know I am working on right now!

 

While I finish my master bedroom and get it ready for a reveal in 2 weeks, let’s see what you are working on!

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• link up as many posts as you like-recipes, decorating, faith, kids, homeschooling, humor, giveaways…whatever unfolded for you lately
• grab the code and post the party button or linked text somewhere on your blog
• visit a few links (it’s a party, people!)
• pin only from the original posts
• by joining Fridays Unfolded you are giving us permission to post a linked photo from your shared post
• be sure to use nice, big photos in your posts. small photos make for poor features