And if so do you like context first or do you dive straight into the detail? In other words do you zoom out on a map to get the general direction first or do you zoom in to see if you need to turn left or right next? Our Moodboard Scavenger Hunt will cover both. Join me 11-20th May. 1 task per day. P.s. This image is an example of a moodboard an 11 year old girl created for her bedroom.

This was taken some time ago when we looked after this kitten for a little while. The desk hasn’t changed.

Today's coffee call was a little different because I want to let you know about the Scavenger Hunt. Next week we will resume the colour combo sessions: Anytime during the week share a colour that you want put in a combination in the designated Colour Post and I will talk about it with you in next weeks coffee hour.

Next month, I’m running a 10-day moodboard scavenger hunt inside the Pocket Square Club. It’s simple and works with what you already have around you. And by the end of it, you’ll have a clear starting point for your next project what ever that may be. Nothing overwhelming. Just one small decision each day to put on your board. It is a process I’ve taught many times over and the results are always beautifully original and useful. I’ll share more details soon — but for now, just know this: You won’t need anything fancy. Just a bit of curiosity and a willingness to collect ideas. Keep an eye out… it’s coming in second week of May. For now start to think of a project you want to build a moodboard for.

Share your work here. I enjoying seeing it. For me a new sewing pattern for boys and men.