Something new this month. Sixty watercolour digital stickers to go with the book. Hot chocolate with marshmallows, a cable knit jumper, a black cat at the window, a crackling fire, and a puppy tucked in a basket. They're in the Classroom under November Colouring Book, in the Cosy Digital Stickers lesson. Pop them in your digital planner or journal, or just keep them for a cosy day. Which one's your favourite?

Twenty five cosy pages this month. A cat curled up asleep, a mouse peeping out of a teacup, a little log cabin, and a pair of woolly socks. It's in the Classroom under November Colouring Book, ready when you are. No rush, no finishing it, one page counts. Which one are you starting with?

This week it’s just one colour, five ways. Moss on a wall, tired sage, bottle green, lime peel and pine needle. Five greens, that’s your lot. It’s a challenge, because you can’t lean on contrast, but a one-colour page always looks calm and grown-up when it’s done. One small trick: decide which corner the light’s coming from, then go a touch darker on the opposite side of every shape. Suddenly it’s not flat any more. Which green would you pick first? Or show us what you’ve been colouring, finished or not. 🖍️

I've got two Christmas cards from my paintings, a robin and a Christmas tree. £4 each, blank inside, with an envelope. Robin: etsy.com/listing/4584364349 Tree: etsy.com/listing/4584370836 Do you still send cards, or have you gone digital?

Halloween is a week on Saturday, so if you fancy a spooky page or two, October's Spooky Moments book is waiting in the Classroom. Grinning pumpkins, the haunted house on the hill, the witch cuddling her cat, the bubbling cauldron... which one would you colour first? If you do colour one, pop a photo in here. Half-finished absolutely counts. 🧡