challenge 24

Ok now we are all busy. This is a given for this time of year.



The majority of local people head to the beach or holiday houses in January.



We are all feeling the pressure.



So the E2C team dont want to add to that pressure........so we will post an extended challenge here. One to get you through this Christmas period and also the January holidays.



This is something that you can pick elements out to do - whenever you like! One or two things per layout - or if you want to spread them out - do one at a time. (of course we dont expect the number of the items on your page - eeeek at fitting them all in)

Just might be a little bit of inspiration you need and they are fairly general so as you dont feel boxed in or obliged to do anything.


On the first day of Christmas,
a scrapper sent to me
nice paper the colour of a pea


On the second day of Christmas,
a scrapper sent to me
Two hearts of love,
And nice paper the colour of a pea

On the third day of Christmas,
a scrapper sent to me
Three journaling spots,
Two hearts of love,
And nice paper the colour of a pea

On the fourth day of Christmas,
a scrapper sent to me
Four bright buttons,
Three journaling spots,
Two hearts of love,
And nice paper the colour of a pea

On the fifth day of Christmas,
a scrapper sent to me
Five tiny letters,
Four bright buttons
Three journaling spots,
Two hearts of love,
And nice paper the colour of a pea

On the sixth day of Christmas,
a scrapper sent to me
Six staples gleaming,
Five tiny letters,
Four bright buttons
Three journaling spots,
Two hearts of love,
And nice paper the colour of a pea.

On the seventh day of Christmas,
a scrapper sent to me
Seven flowers a-blooming,
Six staples gleaming,
Five tiny letters,
Four bright buttons,
Three journaling spots,
Two hearts of love,
And nice paper the colour of a pea.

On the eighth day of Christmas,
a scrapper sent to me
Eight curly rub-ons,
Seven flowers a-blooming,
Six staples gleaming,
Five tiny letters,
Four bright buttons
Three journaling spots,
Two hearts of love,
And nice paper the colour of a pea.

On the ninth day of Christmas,
a scrapper sent to me
Nine strips of blue,
Eight curly rub-ons,
Seven flowers a-blooming,
Six staples gleaming,
Five tiny letters,
Four bright buttons
Three journaling spots,
Two hearts of love,
And nice paper the colour of a pea.

On the tenth day of Christmas,
a scrapper sent to me
Ten bracket shapes
Nine strips of blue,
Eight curly rub-ons,
Seven flowers a-blooming,
Six staples gleaming,
Five tiny letters,
Four bright buttons
Three journaling spots,
Two hearts of love,
And nice paper the colour of a pea.

On the eleventh day of Christmas,
a scrapper sent to me
Eleven stamps stamping ,
Ten bracket shapes
Nine strips of blue,
Eight curly rub-ons,
Seven flowers a-blooming,
Six staples gleaming,
Five tiny letters,
Four bright buttons,
Three journaling spots,
Two hearts of love,
And nice paper the colour of a pea.

On the twelfth day of Christmas,
a scrapper sent to me
Twelve handwritten notes,
Eleven stamps stamping ,
Ten bracket shapes,
Nine strips of blue,
Eight curly rub-ons,
Seven flowers a-blooming,
Six staples gleaming,
Five tiny letters,
Four bright buttons,
Three journaling spots,
Two hearts of love,
And nice paper the colour of a pea.

On the thirteeth day of Christmas
she sat back and had lots of wine and chocolate!


The most reliable option for getting your pages posted on the blog over the xmas and January period would be emailing them to Meredith.

At this stage we project to be fully functioning again with challenges etc mid January. By that time it will be even CLOSER to the retreat and we will get back into preparation for that exciting time in March (kits have already been ordered and are well on their way to us!)

We hope everyone has a brilliant and safe Christmas - count your blessings, spend time with your loved ones and take lots of photos!