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Make Bake Create Week 6 - Top 5 Mother's Day Gift Ideas

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Welcome to Week 6 of the Make Bake Create Party! I really enjoyed all of your links last week and look forward to seeing what you link up this week! Check out my Top 5 Mother's Day Brunch Ideas I posted yesterday using some of YOUR links!


Just to refresh since this is still such a new party, every Wednesday come and link up your favorite projects from the week. This could be any food, recipes, crafts or DIY!   Since there are 5
hosts... your link will be seen on 5 blogs at once.  SWEET!   


your hosts 

Your hosts are:


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This weeks official party host is Rachel from Bubbly Nature Creations! All of us Oklahoma girls (which is all of us but Sarah....we need to fix that Sarah!) went to the AMAZING SoFabCon this weekend! You really do need to head to Rachels site and figure out why we are all dressed like this!

Yesterday I shared with you my Top 5 Mother's Day Brunch Ideas. Today I will be sharing with you my Top 5 Mother's Day Gift Ideas! These all came from last weeks party!
#MakeBakeCreate, Mommy Hates Cooking, Tea Bag Warppers, Martha Stewart Tray, Sewing Caddy, Shabby Shadow Box, Foot Soak
1) I ADORE shadowboxes! This Shabby Shadowbox from Jennifer at The Crunchy Fry is just adorable and combines so many of my favorite design elements!
2) Tea is such a great gift paired with a cute teacup or kettle. Why not dress up the individual bags with these Tea Bag Wrappers from Christine at The DIY Dreamer?
3) Soaking your tired aching feet is a GREAT way for busy moms to relax. I posted this Citrus Foot Soak a few weeks ago, add in a few magazines and to me, this is the perfect gift!
4) Kristy at Mommy Hates Cooking made the cutest Tray & Vase that would be perfect for a great breakfast in bed!
5) I love using bags with LOTS of pockets for all sorts of things all over the house! They are great for crafts, sewing, crochet....and can double as a double bag! Be sure to head over to Missy's Homemaking Adventures to find out how to make a Sewing Tool Caddy for yourself!


Thank you all so much for linking up last week!

The Creative Princess

Make sure to follow our Make Bake Create Party Pin Board where we will be pinning the projects linked up here! ALSO Your DIY project or recipe may be made by one of us. So make sure to link up one of your favorite projects and we may put it to the test ! It will be shared by all of us (with links back to your recipe or craft of course).
We will also be hosting a Make Bake Create Google Hangout too (TBA)! So stay tuned!!!
Disclaimer and things to keep in mind~
* You may link up any DIY/ recipe/ food type post.
* You may link as many links as you want.
* Be sure to include The Make Bake Create button or text link to in your linked post; this is recommended to be featured!
* By linking up you are agreeing that the photos are yours or that you have permission to use them, that we may use those photos to feature your project on a blog post, Facebook, Pinterest, or Twitter with a link back to your blog of course. (; We may also occasionally MAKE YOUR PROJECT OURSELVES- with a link back to your recipe or tutorial. (this gets more exposure for you... and potentially lots of traffic!)
With that said.......It's time to LINKUP!

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