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Enjoy this botanical snowflake coloring or tracing page. ❄ Use as is (black and white seasonal art), color it in, or there's a gray version for tracing over. (Apparently that's beneficial for the brain, drawing skills, and more.) Three versions are included in the download. Download Now

February's bingo set is now available in the shop. Click here to go to the listing. Here's a brief explanation of the chosen images: 28 or 29 days - Pretty self-explanatory, but it's always a nice reminder which months have which quantity of days. Amethyst - February's Birthstone Ash Wednesday - This can fall in February or March. It's the first day of the Lenten season, which leads up to Easter. Some churches apply an ash cross to the forehead of those who attend services. Black History Month - February is many things, and I felt this longstanding designation deserved a mention. Canada Geese - Many...

January's bingo set is now available in the shop. Click here to go to the listing. 31 Days - Pretty self-explanatory, but it's always a nice reminder which months have which quantity of days. Back to the Grind - After the holidays, when many get time off or at least a break in routine, it's time to get back into the swing of things.  Blue Monday - I don't feature a lot of the small/new holidays, but this one really sums up much of January for many of us. Bundling Up - I like to feature some articles of applicable clothing in these monthly...

December's bingo set is now available in the shop. Click here to go to the listing. There was no way to get around the fact that December is all about Christmas, whether you celebrate it or not. Everyone encounters Christmas traditions, decor, and music just by leaving their house in December. This set attempts to balance out many aspects of December, but of course there are several Christmasy references. And there are SO many Christmas events around the country that I didn't attempt to choose any specific festivals this time around, but many pictures can still apply. 31 Days - Pretty self-explanatory, but...