Welcome to The Farmhouse Friday Link Party!
Hey friend! Happy Mother’s Day weekend!
This week was a busy one for me! First off, I joined 23 other talented bloggers to bring you the Spring Tea Party Blog Hop hosted by Amber at Follow The Yellow Brick Home!
I shared my Spring Tea on the Balcony as my contribution to the hop. You can see more pics of my tea party as well as the links to all the other tea parties on the hop here!
Second, we got some new babies here on the farm!
Here’s the first pic I got of them when I picked them up from the post office last Friday! They are 2 days old in this pic. They are a week old now and have already grown so much! And I know – I gotta get some better pictures of them to share with you guys!
But wait, there’s more! 🙂 After many years of wanting them, we finally got around to getting goats!
May I introduce to you, Yin and Yang!
We picked these little darlings up from the breeder last Saturday. They are a Pygmy/Nigerian mix and are 10 weeks old. We wanted to get a small goat breed, and both Pygmies and Nigerian goats are small. We wanted small goats for pets so we don’t care that they are mixed breed. Yin is the one standing and is a doeling (female) and Yang is a wether (castrated male). They are already so much fun, and watching them jump around and play is pure joy!
I’ll be sure to get some more pics and videos and share them on my Instagram account here!
This Week’s Features:
DIY Rustic Hat Box Wedding Card Holder by Tee Diddly Dee
This hat box wedding card wedding card holder would be perfect for any rustic themed wedding! Tiffany shares detailed instructions so you can make one in a snap!
Cabinet Door Message Board and Organizer by Sweet Pea
Paula created this simple-to-make cabinet door message board and organizer! Using a upside-down cup drawer pull for a chalk holder is so clever!
How to Build a Pallet Table for the Patio by Clover House
I love this gorgeous table DeeDee and Bobby created out of a pallet!
The party rules are super simple! Link up your favorite DIY projects, decor projects, and crafts that are farmhouse style. If it doesn’t fit into that description, please don’t link it up. Please, no food/recipe posts. You can link up your new and old posts alike as long as you only link them up here once.
I don’t require you to link back to this party, but if you do, I would sure appreciate it! I also don’t require you visit or comment on other blogger’s linkups, but it’s always a nice way to share the bloggy love! Comments are like Skittles to bloggers – we love them and we can’t get enough of them! By linking up, you will get a chance to be featured here at next week’s party and across my social media. If you pin anything from the party, please pin it from the original source.
By linking up to this party, you agree to give me permission to share your posts and pictures via social media and
Thanks so much for joining us at Farmhouse Friday this week! I hope you have a wonderful weekend and week ahead and I’ll see you back here next Friday!
Thank you so much for featuring my message board and organizer this week! I loved seeing pictures of your new goats. They are precious!
You’re very welcome Paula, and thank you! 🙂
Oh my goodness, Yin and Yang are adorable! Goats are so much fun to watch. There is a goat farm not far from us and they just make me laugh. Have a lovely Mother’s Day weekend, Michelle! xo
Thank you Marie! They are indeed a lot of fun to watch! You have a wonderful Mother’s Day!
Oh those babies! LOVE the adorable baby goats. Your farm is wonderful. Pat
Thanks so much Pat! I appreciate you stopping by! 🙂
Hi Michelle,
Thank you for hosting this awesome party and a huge thanks for featuring my DIY Rustic Hat Box Wedding Card Holder! Love your farm babies! Two of my hens just hatched their babies and they are tiny fluff balls just 2 days old. Duck babies are the cutest ever. We raised 2 of them last year. So fun!! Have a great week!
Hugs,
Tiffany @ teediddlydee
You’re very welcome Tiffany – it’s the prettiest gift card holder I’ve seen! And aren’t newly hatched chicks the best? And if you think duck babies are cute, just wait until you see the guinea keets I’m getting here soon! 🙂
Hi Michelle! Thank you so much for featuring our patio table sweet friend! Its always a sweet surprise to see out work featured! I love all your new babies by the way, so cute! I hope you have a wonderful weekend! 🙂
You’re very welcome friend! Thanks for sharing it at Farmhouse Friday and you have a wonderful weekend too!
Your baby animals are adorable! I want to borrow them for a day, just to take pictures of them and my vintage finds! Thanks for hosting, Michelle! Have a great weekend with your new babies!
Thank you so much Laura! Farm babies always make cute additions in photos! You have a good weekend too!
What a fun week you have had! Thanks for hosting!