Grace at Home No. 251

Hello, friends, and welcome to this week's Grace at Home party!

My head is spinning at the thought that this is the last Thursday of the month of May. When you get to be my age, you know that time flies, but honestly this year has just whizzed by!

Here are some links from last week's party I thought you might enjoy.

Kristi from Making It in the Mountains remodeled her powder room into a beautiful farmhouse space. Wait 'til you see the before photo; you'll be amazed at the transformation!

Jaclyn at One Thousand Oaks needed a console table in a particular size, so she built this beautiful table herself! She provides a complete tutorial for building your own.

Jolena at While I Linger transformed a living room from a dark, dated space to a light, welcoming room.

Leslie at From Playdates to Parties provided 40+ printables for Father's Day. Hard to believe that's just a few weeks away, isn't it?

Patti from Pandora's Box shared the sweetest story I've read in a long time--you'll want to read her lilac story!

Michele Morin from Living Our Days provided a review of a new book by Ann Swindell, Still Waiting, that you won't want to miss.

A big thank you to everyone who joined last week's party!  I'm so grateful for each person who links up each week. If you've been featured, feel free to grab the "I was featured" button.  I'd be so proud if you displayed it!

Now for this week's party!  Grace at Home is a place for you to share anything related to making your home a place of grace. I invite you to link posts about

• DIY projects
• decorating
• recipes
• hospitality
• homemaking tips
• parenting
• marriage
• faith
• self-care
• soul care

Whatever you do to make your home a place of grace, I'd like to hear about it.  Here's what I ask of you.  Please include the permalink to your post, not your blog's home page.  Please let people know that you've linked up.  No more than three posts per person, please.  Note that if you link a post here, you are giving me permission to share your post, including a photo.  And visit at least one of the other party participants--that's what really makes it a party!