October Creative Craft Challenge #10



Welcome back to another fun month of the Creative Craft Challenge! 

This is a recycle/upcycle/repurpose crafting link up that begins on the first Friday and ends on the last Friday of each month. 

We've teamed up with Hometalk! 
So when you post your projects on Hometalk after linking here, be sure to add our party hashtag #CreativeCraftChallenge and see it "trending" there! Robin's pin cushion chair from tuna cans was featured and brought over 81 THOUSAND views!
It's double the fun and features!



Now off to this month's party!

Meet your gracious hostesses:
Darlene @ Let It Shine

Please follow your hostesses (not required, but it's the nice thing to do) and you'll get party reminders, latest news and feature alerts. Favorites are featured by each hostess and pinned to the party Pinterest Board. Be sure to visit each of us to see what is being shared!


       



         


              


Grab and share the party button with your post: 


Rules:

  1. Link up any craft project that is recycled, repurposed or upcycled.
  2. Party runs for a few weeks so come back often to link up and visit other fun crafts linked up throughout the month.
  3. Please link up your own project posts. No roundups, collaborations, etsy/shops.
  4. Remember to post on Hometalk using the hashtag #CreativeCraftChallenge.
Disclosures: By submitting any links to the Creative Craft Challenge Link Up, you are hereby agreeing to give the party and its hosts permission to utilize your image(s) on our blogs and across social media and possible future round up posts.  The Creative Craft Challenge hosts will present and fully credit your photos and material properly linked back to you; without infringements.


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Thank you so much for joining us! Have a wonderful creative month! 









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