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The Final Scoop

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Welcome to the FINAL Scoop!!! Please read below for an important announcement. 

The Scoop is the weekly party featuring the scoop on the best from around the web!
 
We are
Yvonne from StoneGable and Suzy from Worthing Court 
 
Our host this week is Anita @ Cedar Hill Farmhouse
 
 
Dear friends, we appreciate you so much, and you are the secret ingredient that has made the scoop so very special. The first scoop went live over 7 years ago! Can you believe that? I have loved being a part of the scoop since the very beginning, and I love my co-hosts Debbie, Yvonne and Suzy!!!! But the time has come to end the scoop. All of the hosts have so much going on in their lives, and I’m very busy with our podcast and our online bespoke decor store. We jointly decided that the time has come to bring it to an end. This linky party began in the days before Pinterest and Instagram. Linky parties really were the best place to find new blogs, but now there are so many great places for you to find fabulous content, so they aren’t as important as they once were. That said, let’s enjoy the last scoop party!!! 
 
 
Do you listen to our podcast? The hottest episodes are 
 
 
 

Here is what your hosts are up to this week. 

CEDAR HILL FARMHOUSE

ADDING ARTWORK TO THE FARM | ALL NEW PILLOWS AT OUR STORE 

YOU’VE GOT STYLE, BUT WHICH ONE?

 

WORTHING COURTLONG DARK HALLWAY MAKEOVER – BEFORE & AFTER || 5 NO-FAIL WAYS TO CHANGE THE LOOK OF A ROOM || HOW TO DECORATE YOUR HOME WHEN YOU CAN’T AGREE

 

 

 

STONEGABLE

FREE EBOOK “50 (MORE LIKE 100) INSPIRATIONAL DECORATING IDEAS” || 10 QUESTIONS TO ASK YOURSELF BEFORE BUYING HOME DECOR || SOURCES FOR THE MASTER BEDROOM

 

And now, onto the features for this week…    

Remondelando la Casa shares lots of plate rack ideas

The Kittchen shared some recipes for a fabulous baby or bridal shower

Petite Haus shared how to make a DIY orchid centerpiece

So Much Better with Age shared this gorgeous gold and green dining room look.

Now, one last time, show us what you’ve got!

Comments

  2. So sad you are ending the Scoop but I totally get it. Things have changed so much in blogging over the years. I have always enjoyed the party and I look forward to continue reading your blog. Thanks for all the years of hosting!
    Cheers!
    Shelley

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  3. I really hate to hear that this is the end of The Scoop! I think I’ve joined each one over this last 7 years. I still enjoy the link parties and use them to find new blogs and inspiration. I know the time it takes to put a group party together, though, and we’re all so busy. I’ll still be here reading and enjoying each of your blogs. Thanks so much for hosting this party so many years! xo Debra

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  4. I’m so sad to see your Link Party end…but I do understand that they are a lot of work. I invite your readers to link up at my two link parties on my blog….one on Mondays and one on Fridays. Thank you!

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  5. Thanks for hosting each week. I’m sorry to see The Scoop end. While I certainly understand the time commitment needed to host the party each week, I find that the majority of my readers find me through the parties I link to.

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  7. Anita,
    It is with a heavy heart I link my last blog post to The Scoop. From the days of Cowgirl Up I have loved connecting with all of you each week at your linky party. I will miss this connection. Thank you for hosting all these years and for featuring Botanic Bleu over the years.

    Best wishes to all of you in your other activities. The blogging world is enriched by all four of you wit your contributions.

    Judith

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  9. Oh my! While totally understanding – will we still be able to hunt each of you out individually? I have loved seeing the “uniqueness” of each of you!
    Blessings to each very special one of you.

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  10. Sad, end of an era. Things have changed so with blogging. Missing time with my health and came back to a community changed.

    Cindy

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  11. Sad to see it go, but life keeps changing. Thank you for the lovely posts and inspiration. May God continue to bless you and your family.

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  12. I’m so sorry to see The Scoop end! I understand busy-ness overload and can relate! I can’t remember which of you I found first, but I don’t think I would have found the others had it not been for this weekly gathering. It was helpful to me that if I enjoyed the style on one blog, it was a pretty sure thing that I would like your other ‘friends’. Not sure if I’ve started following anyone from Pinterest or Instagram – sigh. I hope you continue to recommend one another in new ways!

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  14. I am going to miss The Scoop, and the party that you all have hosted for so long! LOVE Mondays, and hurrying to post each week. I missed the opening this week because I was gone to FL for a memorial. But, I did link up!

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  15. Aww I’m SO sorry to see this link party go! Though I totally get it and understand how hard it can be to fit everything in, your party will definitely be missed!

    I’ve enjoyed participating and seeing all the wonderful content you’ve shared over the years. Thank you so much for all you’ve done for the blogging community – love you ladies!

    Sheila
    xo

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  16. Hello sweet friend, I’m sorry to say goodbye to the scoop. I understand though. I hope you will find time to share at Thursday Favorite Things ( TFT).
    My first party went live on Sept 22, 2011, and we are still loving all of the amazing things being shared every week.
    Wishing you continued success and happiness and looking forward to seeing your blog posts in my email always xo

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