Studio 27 - By Jennifer Adams: 2025

Monday, January 13, 2025

Wednesdays in the Studio - Link Party - 1

Welcome to Wednesdays in the Studio, a weekly link party focusing on designing everyday life. This week is the very first edition of the party! I'm starting early for our first get together, but normally this party will run Wednesday until Monday, let's get started:

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Here are the rules for participation:

*Add up to 3 posts related to designing everyday life. Examples include crafting, sewing, cooking, baking, home decor, holidays, party planning, blogging, thrifting, gardening, DIY projects, organization and so on.

*Please link to a specific post and not your homepage.

*Link only your own posts, not someone else's.

*Etsy shops, giveaways and other link parties are ok as long as they are design related.

*Party runs from Wednesday until Monday each week, Central Standard Time.

*A link back to this party isn't required but is appreciated!

*Linking up gives you the opportunity to be featured in next week's party.

*By Linking up you give Studio 27 by Jennifer Adams permission to use your posts and photos in social media and as features. If used, a link back to your material will be given.

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If you don't already, please consider following me on:

* Facebook * Pinterest * Instagram * Etsy *

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Now let's party:

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Do you like the convenience of crafting or organizing with instantly available digital downloads?

Check out this week's features from my Etsy shop:

Winter Potted Evergreen Printable

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Winter SVG Bundle

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Are you thinking of starting a blog or a seasoned author who wants to get organized? This 115 page printable bundle is for you! I created these pages for my own use and found them so helpful I thought I should make them available for other bloggers as well. Click the link below the image to read the full item description.

Blog Planner Organizational Worksheet Bundle

Friday, January 10, 2025

Winter Decor

Welcome to January and Happy New Year! Today I'm sharing how I decorate for the winter season once Christmas has passed:

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At my desk are a couple of faux potted evergreen branches in milk glass containers that I made like this. Also is a jar of faux white poinsettias. These were used for a baby shower party for one of my babies over 10 years ago!

The dining table is simple with a glass bowl containing faux snowballs.

I found these at the thrift store, but they should be pretty simple to replicate - they are smooth foam balls painted in cream paint with a bit of iridescent glitter on top.

The dining room shelves are full of photos of my kids playing in the snow throughout the years.

I saved their small hats, scarves and gloves and tuck them inside of my cake domes.

I also have a pair of boots from each of them - so cute!

These faux snowballs I made myself by gluing fake snow to white foam balls.

Both of my children brought home paper snowflakes from art class throughout the years. I framed them with a beige backdrop and display them on the kitchen counter.

In another corner of the kitchen I have a snowflake printable, a ceramic cupcake (Kohls) and a few jars of faux snow/ snowballs and ice. The faux snow is the same shredded plastic snow that I used for my dining room snowballs, the ice is plastic table top scatter and the snowballs are just tiny white puff balls used in crafting.