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Struggling to find those last few pesky Christmas presents? I’ve got the solution!
I trawled through the web to find you the 12 most awesome 2019 calendars, and they all are specially designed to make you love every day of the year (ok, almost!) with their gorgeous layouts, illustrations and colours…
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UPDATE: This particular sale has finished but CreativeLive is constantly having awesome sales so keep your eyes peeled!
Just a quick one today to let you know that Bonnie Christine’s CreativeLive class, Design Surface Patterns From Scratch, is on sale until Sunday (50% off)!
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I’m a sucker for well-designed calendars, and I can’t resist fabulous tea towels, so I thought, let’s get some calendar tea towels rounded up to get properly ready for next year!
I went through all the 2018 tea towels available on Spoonflower and chose 26 that stood out because of their fabulous graphics and colours…
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UPDATE: This workshop’s already happened but there are Skillshare workshops popping up constantly, so keep an eye out!
Most of you might know by now that I’m a big fan of Skillshare. I devour any pattern class that gets published and I’ve found some real gems among all the noise. Some of my favourites are Bonnie Christine’s classes.
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The Day of the Dead (Dia de Los Muertos in Spanish) is a Mexican multi-day holiday, starting on 31st October and ending on 2nd November. It celebrates deceased family and friends and honours them with festivals and lively celebrations including food, drinks, parties, and activities the dead enjoyed in life.
The most familiar symbols of the Dia de Los Muertos are the calacas and calaveras (skeletons and skulls), which are generally depicted as joyous rather than mournful figures. They appear everywhere during the festival, including carved skull masks, small figures made out of carved wood or fired clay, and sweet treats… And you can get them on fabulous wallpaper too!
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