Next up...

The next theme is BRIGHT


The link will open on April 14th and we will post inspiration in the mean time.

So... any bright ideas??

Le Challenge #10 Order

Any project could have potentially qualified for this Le Challenge. Here are our entries.

More about Nat's new Hama beads obsession at Made in Home

See Lucy's addiction to organising at Charm About You

Check back tomorrow to find out the new theme and if you are new to le challenge find more information here.

For a chance to win a $25 Fat Quarter Shop gift certificate make sure you link up your finished projects and please remember to include the button or a link to Le Challenge in your blog post or Flickr description.

Over to you...

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Order {More Inspiration}

It is hard to write another inspiration post after Lucy's - even I had not thought about all these potential interpretations of order, I set the themes!

Going back to my own project for order, I started by thinking 'order' - as in someone giving me an order, which should always be along these lines... 

I really wished someone gave me that order for life - especially for Monday mornings (oh, I hate Monday mornings, definitely not awesome). 

or maybe something like this.. 

 

Totally doable craft projects, right... 

Or put some order, as in organisation, in your house - if you can take that many portraits of yourself of course...

 And you could add a splash of colour order of course

 

 Or follow the order of a beautiful colour scheme

Or, like I am doing, try to have some order amongst the disorder...

So hopefully that has made you want to participate to le Challengethis month. All you need to do is come back on 15th with your 'order' entry (small, big, it does not matter as long as it is finished)! Cannot wait to see what everyone comes up with!

Order {fabric inspiration}

I actually think this is one of the most open challenges we've set, after all ORDER is apparent in nearly all crafts in some way or another. There's always some order to constructing a pattern:

Pia Pleat Skirt

Free Charm Pack Cherry Quilt Pattern

Stitchy Fun Sampler

And there's plenty of ways that ORDER can be seen in repeat patterns:

Meadow Melody

Blaze Shaded Chevron

Hubba Hubba Green Diamond

Even putting things in order, creating something to maintain order or doing things in an ordered fashion:

Alphabitties

Project Book Pouch

How about some hard working bees creating very ordered structures in Bee My Honey?

I hope that sparks some ideas! Have you started your ORDER project yet?

And the winner is...

Susanne! Congratulations you have won a $25 gift certificate to the Fat Quarter Shop. I am sending you an email.

Susanne made this beautiful bag:

I hope you've got your thinking caps on for the next linky on March 15th, the theme is ORDER.

Check back for inspiration and if you have any ideas to share let us know in the comments, this is another theme that is open to so much interpretation we would love to hear what you're thinking!

Next up...

The next theme is: ORDER

So get organised and we'll see you here on the 15th March with your projects inspired by 'order' and be sure to check back for inspiration posts to help you on your way!

Le Challenge #9 - The Rising Sun

Welcome to the first link of the year and Happy Valentine's Day!

Here are our takes on The Rising Sun theme:

Read about this scrappy basket at Charm About You

Read about this Japanese top at Made in Home

Check back tomorrow to find out the new theme!

If you are new to le challenge, find more information here.

For a chance to win a $25 Fat Quarter Shop gift certificate make sure you link up your finished projects and please remember to include the button or a link to Le Challenge in your blog post or Flickr description.

So how did you interpret The Rising Sun?

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