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Hi Friends! It's incredible that we're already one third of the way into 2019! How? When? Do the days seem like they're flying by for you too?! Let's just chalk it up to living really full-to-the-brim lives! :) I'm rounding up some posts I've shared so far this year in case you missed any of them. Just click on the image or the link beneath, and it will take you to the full post! Thank you so much for stopping by today! I hope you're enjoying springtime

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We are so honored to share this time with you where talented bloggers share inspiring home decor, DIY, gardening and cooking posts each week. Whether you're linking up, or just here to take it all in, we're so happy you've joined us. Before we dive into this week's features, here's what your hosts have been up to... Linking gives us permission to share a credited photo on our social media accounts.

Today I'm excited to share an easy DIY with you that helps take terra cotta pots from looking like they're straight off the store shelf to something that's been sun-faded and weathered from years of use. If you will be protecting the finish with a clear coat, leave on a bit more lime than you'd like as some of it with be Step 4: In a well-ventilated area, lightly spray the pots with a clear matte spray paint or sealant to preserve the aged lime finish. (And remember not to leave terra cotta pots outdoors when the temperature gets very cold or they may crack! )