Welcome to this week’s Halloween linky party at Karins Kottage! I’ve chosen six incredible bloggers to highlight, and you’re going to fall in love with all the festive and creative ideas they’ve shared. With so many wonderful DIYs, recipes, and crafts circulating in blogland, it’s always a challenge to narrow it down—but these are sure to inspire you!
The cutest DIY pumpkin basket using nothing but packing paper and a dollar store trick-or-treat pumpkin. It’s simple, budget-friendly, and absolutely adorable! Check out the full project here.
Plaid is in the spotlight with a gorgeous fall tablescape featuring a plaid tablecloth. Her photos look like they’ve been pulled straight from the pages of a magazine! You can see her stunning setup here.
For something spooky yet chic, Hunny I’m Home has turned a dollar store Halloween skull into a fabulous DIY planter. It’s creepy, cool, and elegant all at once. You’ll want to see this unique project here.
Flour on My Face whipped up a fun and festive Halloween cookie bark that’s perfect to have on hand when friends and family drop by. It’s colorful, sweet, and totally seasonal. Get the recipe here.
Our Grand Lives is celebrating Halloween with friends and shared their fabulous charcuterie boards. These are filled with delicious treats and perfectly themed for a Halloween gathering. Take a look at their festive spread here.
Lastly, Cloches and Lavender has the most darling tutorial for DIY acorn napkin rings. These are not only perfect for fall but would be a beautiful addition to your Thanksgiving table too. Learn how to make them here.
This is a significant week for me as I’m heading into my amputation surgery. While I’ve felt fairly calm most days, I’m incredibly thankful for the many prayers sent my way. Today, I’m going for a lymphoscintigraphy, where a radioactive tracer will be injected into my finger to check for any melanoma spread. The test helps track how things are going, and while I’m definitely nervous,
I’m keeping my sense of humor intact. I’m adding “finger-tip ectomy” to my long list of surgeries!
I’ll keep this linky party up for two weeks just in case I need some extra recovery time. Thank you all for your continued support, love, and prayers. I’ll keep you updated as I go through this journey.
Sending much love and appreciation,
Karin
I will be leaving this linky party open for two weeks while my finger heals. So feel free to link up more fall and even Christmas ideas. I can’t wait to see what you have been up tp.
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Karin,
Thank you for the feature! I can't imagine how you feel or what you are going through. I will be sending tons of prayers your way. I saw you saw your finger for the first time. I would have never seen this coming either. I probably would still think it's nothing. Thank goodness you went when you did.
Karin, sending prayers for a fast recovery and healing! Thanks for hosting!
Thanks so much for hosting!! I really appreciate the time and effort that goes into it along with visiting all the links!! I hope you are enjoying your week and you are doing well...
Hugs,
Deb
Debbie-Dabble Blog
Karin, wow, what a shock to receive news of cancer after thinking it was something, nothing at all. I feel pretty certain most of us would have thought as you did before the official diagnosis - a wart, etc. I went back and read the back story. I most definitely will keep you in my prayers for a clean report after the surgery (which you should now be 1 day post). The humor and positive attitude are definite pluses!
Rita, It has been crazy to say the least. Who would've thought you could have cancer in your fingernail and that it would be an aggressive melanoma! I still don't have results from my lymph node biopsy so we are hoping and praying for good news.
Wishing you the best of luck with your surgery and pre-surgery testing!!
Sending prayers for a successful surgery and a speedy recovery! You've got this! I appreciate all the work that goes into this party! Thanks for hosting and featuring my pumpkin basket!
Praying & thinking about you Karin. Hoping for an uneventful experience and a soft recovery. Stay well friend. XO- MaryJo
Thinking of you and praying for your swift recovery! 💚
Good luck with the surgery. Good thoughts and prayers are speeding your way for a successful outcome and a speedy recovery.
Lynne
All the best with your surgery. Thinking of you.