Saturday Sparks Link Party 440

Welcome to Saturday Sparks 440!

Starting off today's party with my take on a deconstructed spring roll!

This dish comes together so easily that I find myself having it quite often.

On this day, I had stir fried cabbage (with purple onion, edamame and a splash of tamari), crispy tofu, white rice, avocado and a spicy peanut dipping sauce.

The crispy tofu was seasoned with tamari, black pepper, smoked paprika, onion powder and nutritional yeast.

Using pre-shredded cabbage and pre-baked crispy tofu helps to make this a very quick and easy meal.

"Nothing will benefit human health and increase the chances for survival of life on Earth as much as the evolution to a vegetarian diet."
~ Albert Einstein

Now, let's get this party started.

First up, the Fabulous Features from Saturday Sparks 439.

DIY Coffee Table from a Vintage Chicken Crate at A Life Unfolding

A Welcome to Autumn Tablescape at Everyday Living

DIY Headboard Bench at At Home with Ashley

DIY: The Legend of Baby Link Hat and Tunic and Free Pattern at Kiku Corner

Chunky Yarn Pumpkins from Dollar Tree Pumpkins at A Life of Balance

Air Fryer Fried Green Tomatoes at Strength and Sunshine

And finally, a recap of my share from the party:  DIY Vintage Cupola

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DIY Vintage Cupola

This sweet cupola is darling hubby's latest creation made with a variety of recycled materials.

The finished cupola stands about 8' tall and was built from weathered barn board and vintage shutters. The roof was crafted from rusted corrugated metal and the rustic weathervane was hand forged with iron from his metal pile.

The stone base was built with rocks gathered from around our property. The completed structure was then carefully placed on the stone foundation with the help of hubby's tractor. 

And just as when he made 'Our New-Old Outbuilding with a Hidden Secret', this cupola serves as a disguise for a modern amenity.

The pedestal for our underground cable wires is hidden behind the hinged shutter.

Two different builds reflecting the past while camouflaging today's necessities.