And the winner is...

no 12, Amanda who blogs at the Patchsmith and shared her wonderful tradition of having fresh tulips in the house once the daffodils have finished.. 

See you all next month. 

Naturally a new theme...

Let's go for a walk down to the woods, a bright example of this month's theme

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We hope you won't be stumped by this month's theme:

Definitely not the most obvious theme but we are hoping you will really push your creativity with this one! There are many ways to incorporate the theme WOOD (my childish self is giggling) and to actually use wood as a material obviously.

For the full low down on le challenge please read these guidelines. Anyone can join in, using any medium and create a finished project based on 'wood'. The link will open 14th May and one person will be chosen by random to win a £25 gift certificate to the Fat Quarter Shop!

Le Challenge #21 - TRADITION

Happy 21st everyone! Thank you for joining in another challenge...

Here's what we made:

Read about Lucy's large Lola pouch at Charm About You

Read about this traditional Scandinavian stitching on felt at Made in Home

Check back tomorrow for the new theme announcement!

Link your finished TRADITION project below for a random chance to win a $25 gift certificate to the Fat Quarter Shop.

Please remember to include the button or a link to Le Challenge in your blog post or Flickr description and use the hashtag #lechallenge if you are linking up from Instagram.

If you are new to Le Challenge find more information here - please read the guidelines!

An InLinkz Link-up

not long now... {fabric inspiration}

Just popping in to remind you that the link for the 'tradition' challenge will open on Tuesday next week!

If you're new to le challenge this month we want you to link up anything based on the theme tradition - it can be interpreted however you like so long as you link to any finished crafty project made in the past month, see all the rules HERE.

You might want to use a traditional pattern mixed with reproduction fabrics as this Mint Jelly and Jam Quilt Kit does

or kick it old school like Hidden Vintage Farmhouse

maybe you like a little period drama with Downton Abbey?

or perhaps you are a Family Guy and have a way to create something based on family traditions?

Or even a holiday tradition? (don't hate me, I know it's only April but some people like to be prepared!! and The Very Hungry Caterpillar is so cute!)

Is saying 'Cheers' a tradition?

I know some of you are already finished and hope you're all excited about seeing all the makes inspired by TRADITION