South Africa
I’ve got visitors in my garden
Color your world – Copper
Colour Your World Challenge from Tourmalinenow is back! It’s now a weekly Challenge.
This color was formulated by Crayola in 1903.
Color your world – Chestnut
Colour Your World Challenge from Tourmalinenow is back! It’s now a weekly Challenge.
At the request of educators worried that children (mistakenly) believed the name represented the skin color of Native Americans, Crayola changed the name of their crayon color “Indian Red”, originally formulated in 1958, to “Chestnut” in 1999. In reality, the color Indian red has nothing to do with American Indians but is an iron oxide pigment the use of which is popular in India.
October Squares Wrap up
Thank you Becky for this challenge during the month of October! #lines&squares
Unbe-leaf-able October Squares
Becky, at the Life of B ‘s square theme for this month is #lines&squares Your lines can be long, short, straight or curvy. They can also be horizontal, vertical, diagonal, perpendicular or even zig zag. There again perhaps you might prefer them intersecting, natural, singular or in stripes. “
October Squares Bridge
Becky, at the Life of B ‘s square theme for this month is #lines&squares Your lines can be long, short, straight or curvy. They can also be horizontal, vertical, diagonal, perpendicular or even zig zag. There again perhaps you might prefer them intersecting, natural, singular or in stripes. “
Montagu Footover Bridge
Color your world – Cerulean
Colour Your World Challenge from Tourmalinenow is back! It’s now a weekly Challenge.
Crayon Facts
Crayola produced this colour from 1949–1958.
October Squares Reflection lines
Becky, at the Life of B ‘s square theme for this month is #lines&squares Your lines can be long, short, straight or curvy. They can also be horizontal, vertical, diagonal, perpendicular or even zig zag. There again perhaps you might prefer them intersecting, natural, singular or in stripes. “
October Squares Markings on the rocks
Becky, at the Life of B ‘s square theme for this month is #lines&squares Your lines can be long, short, straight or curvy. They can also be horizontal, vertical, diagonal, perpendicular or even zig zag. There again perhaps you might prefer them intersecting, natural, singular or in stripes. ”
