Colorful Options is going a bit different today
and the words of our challenge blog owner:
We are celebrating the Catrina's of Day of the Dead. They are so beautiful! Day of the Dead is celebrated 11/1-11/2.
The definition of Catrina:
La Catrina is the iconic, elegant skeleton figure that serves as the international symbol of Mexico's Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). Created in the early 1900s, she represents the Mexican philosophy of embracing death joyfully rather than fearing it, and acts as a humorous reminder that we are all ultimately equal
Option 1 — Catrina Colors From Our Board
Create a project inspired by the vibrant colors of a Catrina from the photos below.
Think bold pinks, bright oranges, and sunny yellows. Mix colors freely or focus on a favorite—bright, festive, and full of life.
Option 2 — Pick Your Color
Prefer something different? Choose a color from a favorite Catrina. Don't have a favorite, try Google or Pintrest & search "Catrina."
Let your chosen color take the lead—clean, layered, detailed, or graphic.
Easy peasy, glad I had that paper to use!
Colorful Options....see ya there!!

