First I’d like to wish you a very Merry Christmas.
If you have a little time to spare over the next few days you might like to join in the Challenge offered here on this thread.
Using the words ‘Christmas’ or ‘Winter Holiday’ as a theme and during the next ten days produce a MAXIMUM of SIX PICTURES.
Post them here on the Forum below in this thread with a short commentary in text.
Pictures will be images you have produced, as photographs or drawings for example.
Technical perfection is not essential.
The last date for entry will be 29th December.
This fun challenge is open to all
Give us something interesting to see and to read.
The reward will be the distinction of having posted on this thread.
Please Private Message me if you want more instruction, info, or would like to comment. Also please try to keep the area clear for contestants’ entries.
I’m looking forward to viewing what you have to share.
Good morning. I’ll kick this off shall I? Not sure if this is what @Bobbi intended as there is no artistry involved but it’s cute and festive. I promise there was no animal cruelty involved. Dizzy is this years success story. Labelled unhandleable by the RSPCA now auditioning for one of Santa’s reindeer for Sunday night.
Merry Christmas
Thanks for starting the ball rolling @JuliaH
That is perfect.
I hope we end up with a mixed and interesting collection that is good to look through.
keep on keepin’ on
Here’s a selection of Christmas pics from me.
Christmas tree & decs at home, a snowy scene from the lounge window & a couple from a winter trip to Scotland with a good friend.
@JuliaH@Mrs5K …love your pics.
OUTLANDER’S SNOW SCENES: Acrylic Paintings by Derek. All in my neighborhood.
A Happy/Merry Christmas. a belated Happy Hanukkah to our Jewish pals.
Love you and pray for you all.
Our wonky tree on its own roots , used it for several years but it almost croaked us getting it in this year. So after twelfth night will be donated to a woodland project . To lock up carbon
Happy Yule to All Paul
My late father had this tree for his first Christmas which was in 1923, so it’s 100 years old this year. Every year we dress it up which nicely hides all the splints and tape holding it together
Quirky Christmas traditions are great, we had a wee monkey, preplastic era that came out for seventy years before saying “ I’m off” Heaven knows where. Now a cotton wool Robin must hang in there
What beautiful girls and in such good condition too. I reckon they must have a happy and fulfilling life.
You must be proud of them.
Please wish them a very merry Christmas and a happy new year from Bobbi and Hilary.
Heaven knows where. Now a cotton wool Robin must hang in there