The Mommy Club: Share Your Resources and Solutions #49

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Welcome to a new week of The Mommy Club. Last week we had 140 fun & inspiring links that gave us new mommy solutions & resources, Father’s Day ideas, summer fun ideas, craft tutorials, DIY home projects, tasty recipes, and more! If you missed the party, stop over and check them out!! Thanks for all who stopped in last week to link up in The Mommy Club. Throughout the week I will feature some on my Facebook page as well as give shout outs on Pinterest. So link up and get featured!

Here are the top five ideas shared last week:

#1 Lindsay over at Artsy-Fartsy Mama linked up her wonderful Father’s Day “Stache” Candy Jar! It was a huge hit last week! I bet a lot of these were made for Father’s Day! Did you make one? If you didn’t go check out her page. It includes FREE printables to complete this easy-to-do project.

#2 Crafty Multiple Mummy linked up a wonderful tutorial on How to make a Pop Up Father’s Day Card which is so adorable! Guess what? You don’t have to make this for just father’s day! I can think of so many people to send this card to! Stop over and learn how to make this easy pop up card!

#3 We Like to Learn As We Go Alexis linked up another fun stache project! She shared her popular Dad’s Stache with us! She decorated a candy bowl which you can personalize with the name of the person you are making it for!  The bowl could store the tv remote, glasses, etc. This again, is a a project that can be used for anyone! Stop over and bookmark or pin the idea!

#4 Dianna over at the very busy Homeschool Classroom linked up Top 10 4th of July Books, Crafts,Recipes and Printables for Preschool and Kindergarten post. She put together an amazing list that isn’t just for homeschoolers. Check it out and get ready for the 4th of July!

#5 Will Cook For Smiles Lyuba shared with us a super yummy treat for summer. If you are looking for a homemade, cool mommy solution treat then check out her Cherry Limeade Pops. Perfect summer treat.

Hope you enjoyed these fun projects! I can’t wait to see what you share this week!

Don’t forget to hop over and check out Shannon’s favorite three picks over at Milk and Cuddles.  Remember, when you link up where you are sharing your project on my site and Shannon’s site.  :)

Are you ready to share your latest and greatest mommy idea? We are ready to see it. Grab our button or link back to us so everyone knows where you’re sharing your ideas.


Blended family. Wife to Lenny. Homeschool mom. Large family- eight boys and one girl... ONLY five still at home. Texas born and raised.

36 Comments

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  2. Awww, wow, that you for featuring my pops!! Thank you for hosting too 🙂

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  7. Squeal! I love coming by and linking up — love it even more when I break the top 5! Thanks, Crystal!

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  12. This week I am sharing my latest REAL FOOD 101 post, all about how to make Old-Fashioned Buttermilk Biscuits (4 different ways! drop, round, and dairy-free versions of both).

    And since I have made so many biscuits: IT’S BISCUIT WEEK!

    I have a Strawberry Shortcake with Mint-Infused Honey & Whipped Cream, plus my tried and true recipe for hearty Biscuits & Gravy. Both recipes are to die for!

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  13. Thank you so much for the feature!! You made my day 🙂

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  18. I love that pop-up Father’s Day card! Too bad it is too late for this year. I will have to pin it so I can make it next year.

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  19. Thanks again for hosting Crystal, have a great week!!!
    Michelle

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  21. Thank you for hosting! 🙂 I shared how I make my iced coffee or chai tea or whatever icy thing I have a hankering for 🙂 Also shared a how to/comparison of how to’s on yogurt making! 🙂

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  24. Wow! I think this Cherry Limeade Pops is definitely a great idea to make something for the kids this summer! I am sure if i make it at home it will be free from additives and colors.. Which try hard to keep my kids away from!

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  25. Jenna Grimes says:

    That was a really great feature. Thanks a lot for hosting.

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