Colour Challenge #2

Hello! We were so impressed with all the entries that we recieved for our first colour challenge last month that we thought we'd do it again - and make it a regular challenge each month :)

The challenge this month is to create a project with the main colour focus of red and green and use the InLinkz button at the end of this post to enter your project. The links will close on Sunday October 31st (Midnight UK time), and we'll randomly select one project to win this gorgeous prize from The Ribbon Girl

Please mention The Ribbon Girl in your blog post, use the colours red and green as your main colour focus and be sure to link directly to the blog post or gallery image which features your project. You don't have to use ribbons on your project but it would be nice if you do :o) We'll post the prize worldwide so we need to be able to contact you through your blog.

**As well as the ribbon prize we are also giving away the 3 mitten hangings that Gail has made for us (see further down for pictures) to some lucky participants**

Some of our fabulous Design Team have been creating with the red/green colour scheme and we have a special guest too (more about her further on in this post)

By Andrea

(holly leaf cut out and tiny silver bells from the seasonal section, red stripe ribbon, spotty grosgrain, polka dot buttons and red bakers twine)

 By Kath

(spotty organza, gingham ribbon, gold star pin and diamante flower ribbon buckle)

By Mary

(satin ribbon, bakers twine and silver bells)

By Gail

(wide grosgrain stripe, polka dot buttons, saddlestitch, holly leaf cut out, spotty organza, narrow satin, lace, plain grosgrain)

By Jo

(spotty organza and polka dot button)

You'll have noticed that we have a guest designer today, Gail is super fantastically talented and we (Andrea and Mary) get to soak up her creativeness every month when we all go to the same crop. She has made 3 gorgeous mitten hangings for her design team projects and has kindly said we can give them away to lucky participants of the colour challenge!  Check out Gail's blog for more fantastic projects