February Pink Challenge

🌈 Colors of the Rainbow Challenge

A year‑long creative adventure with scraps, fabric, and color play

What This Challenge Is

If you love working with color — fabric, paper, yarn, paint, or any medium — this challenge gives you a playful monthly prompt. Each month focuses on a single color, and you’re invited to create anything you like, with that color as the star.

This is a no‑pressure, all‑fun project. Share your makes, get inspired, and use up those scraps that have been waiting for their moment.

How It Works

Each month = one color
Create anything you want in that color
Share your photos in my Facebook group or link them in the comments
At the end of each month, I’ll create a slideshow of everyone’s creations
Quilters: Make one block per month and assemble a quilt top in December

📅 2026 Color Calendar

Month	Color
January	Brown
February	Pink
March	Green
April	Light Green
May	Gray
June	Purple
July	Turquoise
August	Yellow
September	Blue
October	Orange
November	Light Blue
December	Red

The Theme: Soft & Romantic (Abstract/Mood)

Visual Concept: Minimalist shot of a pink rose against a moody, near-black backdrop OR a soft, textured pastel pink canvas.

More Than a Color: The Pink Challenge

Caption:

Pink is a feeling, a memory, a vibe. 🌸

Your Challenge: Create something that evokes "Pink" in your own crafty style—sew, knit, paint, or sculpt! Share your art and turn this page pink for the month of February.

✨ How do you feel in pink?

Prize: This month’s winner receives a handmade greeting card crafted by me! 💌

Quilters’ Corner

If you’re quilting along, the only “rule” is that the monthly color should be the main focus of your block. Any size, any style, any extras — it’s your creative playground. No quilt police here.

Participants who complete at least 12 blocks can assemble a quilt top to share in December 2026.

Share Your Creations

📸 Post in the Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/958176060952513/ (facebook.com in Bing)

💬 Or leave a link in the comments below.

Helpful Resources

Spoonflower Color Guide
My Spoonflower Shop
Design Tutorials
Color Thesaurus
Glide Thread Chart
Embroidery Thread
My YouTube Channel

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