Wednesday Show-Offs {2.17.10}

Sorry I'm a little late with my post today, I started two classes this week that are very project oriented so finding time to look at all the links on the list was quite the challenge.

I also didn't leave very many comments because I was multi-tasking while I was looking...which leads me to...Wednesdays will no longer be show-off days.

I will do show-offs either on Saturday or on the following Monday. I want to be able to take my time soaking in all this fun inspiration and I like to leave comments on everyones awesome posts!

I think I will change Wednesdays to "Woo-Hoo" Wednesdays and would love to post a new giveaway every week from anyone who wants to promote their shop or products...and if I don't have one, I will post a yummy recipe or something else fun. (So if you have a giveaway you would like to do-contact me and we will set it up!)

Speaking of giveaways...the winners from this week are...

From the linky party-#50-Patricia from nmyfreetime

From the Q&A comments-Mary Ellen who asked "What's your favorite tool?'

Congrats-(and winners-visit my Etsy shop and let me know which pendant you would like and send me an email with your mailing address!)

Now lets get back to them show-off's shall we?

Cassity and her husband over at Remodelaholic (love this blog) made a table out of scrap wood for crafting...my husband is going to be so excited, because I want this table design for my dining room with two long benches on each side. Love the "x" legs!
Maggie at Smashed Peas and Carrots made this perfectly simple wreath out of a foam wreath and a skein of clothesline! It is so beautiful and simple-could totally be a Pottery Barn wreath. She used some green fabric to hang it to make it a little more St. Patty's day-ish and will change it out as the seasons and holidays change-genious!
Nikki of Nikki's Nifty Knacks knocked my knickers off (sorry I couldn't resist giving you a little tongue twister for the day!). Seriously though! These mirrored bowls she made on the cheap would have cost her about $400 if she ordered them from Pottery Barn. They are fantastically beautiful-we will all need to be on the lookout for wooden bowls!
Kalleen at At Second Street created this adorable quiet book, that after the ones I made, know the love and dedication that these require! I love the color scheme of this one and the fun pages are super cute! Go check it out and give her some props!
Sugar Mommy at Soap Operas and Bon-Bons made this incredible lamp with her hubbys help out of a vase she found at Hobby Lobby (by the way-super jealous of those that live near a Hobby Lobby-I live in a small, small town-at least we have a mini-Michaels, but we don't even have a Target). Anyways back to the lamp...she also wrote about the building of the lamp in a hilariously clever way-that is worth going over there to read! Great work ladies-these are all fantastic! If you were featured today, feel free to grab a button!