Year Long Challenge - September

This is exactly how I feel when the weather starts to warm up!
Celebrating the glory of spring.

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Year Long Challenge - August

The end of August means the end of winter here in Australia, and I, for one, am thrilled that it's almost over! I'm celebrating with a cute "snow angel" card featuring everyone's favourite little elephant. 

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Year Long Challenge - July

When I was looking for inspiration for this month’s card theme, I discovered an important day I had somehow been completely unaware of - World Chocolate Day! It falls on July 7th and commemorates the introduction of chocolate to Europe in 1550. I would like to reassure everyone that I have spent a significant number of kilojoules appropriately celebrating this momentous occasion.

 

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Year Long Challenge - June

I’m officially halfway through my year-long challenge to feature this little elephant on a card each month! June’s inspiration is Pride Month — so this card is full of colourful rainbows, love hearts, and a joyful party atmosphere to celebrate diversity, inclusion, love, and community.

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Year Long Challenge - May

Mother's Day falls in May in my part of the world, and in recognition of the occasion I've created a happy, flower-filled card featuring a little daisy-painted elephant. Too cute!

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Year Long Challenge - March

This month's card, again featuring this cute little elephant, is inspired by St. Patrick's Day.

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Year Long Challenge - February

The second card in my year-long challenge is inspired by Valentine's Day, which means lots of red and pink, plenty of love hearts, and, perhaps not as commonly, a cute little elephant floating through the clouds with a trunk full of  heart-shaped balloons. 

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Year Long Challenge - January

This year I've set myself the challenge of creating a card a month using this little elephant image. I'll base each card on events that happen in the month they're created, although not necessarily for that particular occasion. For example, January has New Year's Day, but since I don't actually give away cards for New Year's, I'm just going to use it as inspiration. Can you guess what February will bring?

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