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Thursday, November 28, 2019

I Love Math Challenge #15





Hello everyone!!!

 My 4th post today. If you missed previous three just scroll down or follow direct links here, here and here. :o)
Welcome to a new I Love Math Challenge!

This is the fifteenth challenge and our last for this year. WoW!! Can you believe the challenge is running for four years now. :o) 

 We will continue with our challenges next year too, there will be just two differences. Our challenges will run three times a year, every 4 moths. By now our challenges run quarterly, four times a year, but due to a lot of changes in my life and a fact I'm employed now, I decided to go with 3 challenges per year. To give everyone enough time to join challenges, all our future challenges will last two months, starting from this challenge. You can find schedule of upcoming challenges here.

If you're new to my blog, you can find more about the challenge here.


And now let's move on on our theme. :o) As the Winter is very close and Christmas too, we decided to go with a theme that you will love for sure: Anything Math goes on Christmas/Winter project/s. :o)


Two very talented cratfers from India are joining us in this challenge: Anila Dikay and Priyanka Kantak. :o)



Anila Dikay of Novel-ideas is a friend crafter and frequent I Love Math Challenge player. She supports the challenge form it's beginning. She has been several times TOP 4 in our challenges and also won couple times. Well deserved it, as she amazes with her Math creations. :o) I'm very happy that she accepted my invitation to join as in this challenge as a Guest Designer. :o)

Here is what Anila said:

'Hello!
I am Anila Dikay from Mumbai, India. 
A cardmaker and a big fan of Math, I have been a long time follower of this challenge. I have also been lucky enough to have been in the Top 4 a few times and a winner with them twice. 
I am really obliged that Milka gave me this opportunity of Guest Designing for this challenge. It feels awesome to be along with these four talented ladies - Milka, Neha, Kaja and Valentina, all of whom I admire and love the work of.
When I came to know about the theme for this challenge, I thought of  incorporating the basic concept of addition on my card. The card is simply based on some Christmas themed Math worksheets for preschoolers. Hope you all like my take on this challenge.'

And here is Anila's SUPER CUTE card. LOVE!!! :o)


 So so cute!! Use of an equation on the card is a brilliant idea!! :o) I LOVE Anila's take on the challenge and her CAS card. ♥ Jump over to Anila's blog and find more details about her card. :o)


Priyanka Kantak of Curly makes is a friend crafter, also a frequent I Love Math Challenge player. Her Math and other creations are beautiful and inspiring, and it makes me very happy that she accepted my invitation to join as in this challenge as a Guest Designer. :o)

Here is what Priyanka said:

'Hi Everyone! This is Priyanka from Curly Makes. Welcome to a new 'I Love Math Challenge' . 
To say that I LOVE participating in this challenge would be an understatement. I truly admire Milka's work and when she invited me to guest design for this challenge, I jumped with joy. Thank you Milka. 
The theme this time is 'Christmas/Winter and the design is 'Anything Math Goes'. I immediately thought about creating an interactive card (me being obssesed with them). To represent the Maths part and Christmas I diecut a Star from the front panel and created a Surprise Window card. A surprise snowy scene awaits you on the other side of the card.
Hope you like it.'

And here is Priyanka's GORGEOUS interactive card. LOVE!!! :o)



 Gorgeous interactive card!! Love the adorable winter scene!!! Pentagram shape as a window on the card is a brilliant idea!! :o) I LOVE Priyanka's take on the challenge and her CAS card. ♥ Jump over to Priyanka's blog and find more details about her card. :o)

And now inspiration from the team... Our lovely Kaja is taking a break form this challenge. :o)


Here is Valentina's take on the challenge. :o)


GORGEOUS!!! Adorable winter scene, beautifully colored, placed in geometric shapes. Brilliant layout!!  ♥ I love Valentina's take on this challenge theme and how she used rectangles and circles as Math elements to create adorable winter scene. ♥ Jump over to Valentina's blog and find more details about her card. :o)


Here is Neha's take on the challenge. :o)


STUNNING!!! Gorgeous CAS design, colors, scene... I'm amazed how she put so much elements on her card and kept it CAS. BRILLIANT!!! Love her gorgeous trees created with various sized triangles. ♥ I LOVE Neha's card and her take on this challenge theme.♥Find more details about Neha's card on her blog. :o)


And here is my take on the challenge: Starry Tag. :o)


For this challenge I decided to create a tag combining my two favorite geometrical shapes: circle and pentagram.
How I made my tag...

 First I die cut two same sized circles, one from a Kraft cardstock paper and second from a white cardstock paper. Then I die cut stars in the white cardstock paper circle. When I was satisfied with a starry pattern, I punched a tiny hole on both circles.

 I glued 3-D foam squares on the back of the white starry patterned circle and glued it on the Kraft circle, lining punched holes. Lastly, I tied a brown string on the tag.

 I like how my tag turned out. :o)

Tag measurements: d = 57 mm (2 1/4")

List of supplies:



Now it's your turn...

Create Christmas or Winter themed project (card, layout, box, bag etc.). Include something Math (anything you like) and please explain shortly what is Math element on your project in your blog post.


More details about the challenge...

Challenge Starts: November 24th, 2019, 10:00 PM CET (UTC +1)

Although today is November 28th, 2019, the challenge officially started on November 24th, 2019, when Designer Collaborators shared their posts on their blogs. I couldn't publish this blog post on time due to health issues I had (find more here).

So if you crated a project that fits our challenge theme and shared it on your blog after the challenge officially started, your can link your project to this challenge. But you can't link the project which is shared prior the challenge officially started.

Challenge Ends: January 24th, 2020, 9:55 PM CET (UTC +1)

Challenge rules:
  1. Math: anything goes
  2. Project: anything
  3. Theme: Christmas/Winter
  4. Design: any
  5. Must create a Christmas/Winter themed project of any kind using anything Math for this challenge.
  6. Shortly explain in your blog post what is Math element on your project.
  7. The challenge is opened Worldwide (+18), except for minors.
  8. You don't have to be a Math Lover to join this challenge. :o)
  9. Your creation must be new. Please do not link creation that has been posted prior to the day the challenge started (prior November 24th, 2019, 10 PM, CET (UTC +1)).
  10. Projects must be handmade!
  11. Any stamp company/artist is welcome.
  12. Any craft supply company/artist is welcome.
  13. You must be my blog follower through Blogger.
  14. Mention the challenge in your blog post and link back to the challenge.
  15. Display Challenge badge in your blog post.
  16. Link up as many projects as you want.
  17. You are welcome to combine your project to as many challenges as you want.
  18. No blog hop and direct selling links are allowed here.
  19. Link your direct blog post and not your entire blog, so we could locate your creation.
  20. Please turn off word verification.
  21. Prior you enter the challenge and add your link to Inlinkz, please read Challenge Rules and Privacy Notice (shared at the bottom of this post below Inlinkz).
  22. Have fun!

I reserve the right to remove links that do not comply with challenge rules.

Prize: 
One Jane's Doodles stamp set of winner's choice.
Anila, Priyanka, Kaja, Neha, Valentina and I will select four favorite projects (TOP 4), which will be featured here on my blog on February 16th, 2020, during the day.
Among TOP 4, there will be a random draw (using Random.org) for one lucky winner who will then receive the prize. :o)
Winner has to confirm the prize in a week, by February 23rd, 2020, 11:59 PM, CET (UTC +1). Unconfirmed prize will be redrawn and given to another TOP 4.
If we have 4 or less entries to the challenge, all projects will be considered as TOP projects.


I hope you'll like the new challenge theme, get inspired and join us with your Math creations. We can't wait to see what you'll create. :o)

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact me. Just leave me a comment on this blog post or send me an e-mail.
Thank you for stopping by and your kind feedback! Enjoy and smile! :o)


Milka




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By entering this challenge you are confirming that you have read this privacy notice and you accept the same.


  • Those entering a piece of artwork into Inlinkz bear in mind that their name and blog link are visible to all those who visit this blog and in that way they have published their own personal details and consented to my use of that personal information if the person is selected as a winner or accredited work.
  • Those entering the challenge need to know that if selected as favorite projects (TOP 4) their name, blog link and the photo of their work (they provided themselves) will be shared here on my blog in winners post.
  • Those entering the challenge have to know that challenge and winners posts are not deleted from this blog.
  • If you entered the challenge and changed your mind and you want your entry to be deleted, you can do it by yourself as the Inlinkz provides that option to anyone.
  • Read more: Data Protection and Privacy Policy Statement.

  • To enter the challenge, you have to follow all challenge rules.
  • To enter the challenge, you have to be my blog follower through Blogger and add a link to your blog post or other social media through Inlinkz.
  • There is no other option to join the challenge than through Inlinkz. 
  • Inlinkz entries are covered by an Inlinkz Privacy Policy.
  • E-mails are not visible on this blog.
  • If any technical difficulty occurs you should contact me.
  • No data will be used in any other way than to run this challenge.
  • Read more: Data Protection and Privacy Policy Statement.

  • Official challenge start: November 24th, 2019, 10:00 PM CET (UTC +1)
  • Inlinkz opens November 28th, 2019, 10:00 PM CET (UTC +1).
  • Inlinkz closes January 24th, 2020, 9:55 PM CET (UTC +1).


  • Prize is provided by me and can't be exchanged for money or another prize.
  • Those entering the challenge have to bear in mind that their name, photo of their artwork and link they provided will be shared in winners post here on my blog, if selected as favorite projects or randomly picked as a winner. 
  • If you don't want your name, link and photo of the work you provided to be shared in winners post, you should reconsider entering the challenge.
  • After TOP 4 and winner's names announced here on my blog, winner has to send confirmation e-mail from the e-mail entered to the Inlinkz.
  • If a winner doesn't contact me, I won't contact her or him in any way. 
  • Unconfirmed prizes will be redrawn and be given to another winner. New random winner name will be shared on this blog.
  • Winners name will not be deleted from winners post on this blog, except if requested by a winner itself.
  • Winner's post will not be deleted from my blog.
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Tuesday, May 7, 2019

I Love Math Challenge #13



Hello everyone and welcome to a new I Love Math Challenge!

This is the thirteenth challenge. If you're new to my blog, you can find all about the challenge here.

A theme for this challenge is picked by our lovely Kaja: INFINITY.

 Infinity in Mathematics is 'a number greater than any assignable quantity or countable number (symbol ∞).'
Source: English Oxford Living Dictionaries (https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/infinity)


 A very talented crafter from Croatia is joining us in this challenge. It's Željka Jurković-Grižić of Creative world by Zeljka.


Željka is a friend crafter who is following and supporting my blog since I've started blogging. Although we live in same country, we didn't meet in person, yet. I love her crafting style and elegance she gives to her creations. I'm very happy that she accepted my invitation to be a Guest Designer for this challenge and can't wait to meet her in person (same goes to the entire I Love Math Challenge Team). :o)

Here is what Željka said:
'Since I was a little child I loved math ,and in my life I often use it in so many ways...foe example I count my carrot slices,or very often I count how many embellishments I add to my project.So ,when Milka asked me to be her guest designer I was thrilled and honored .
Paper crafting is my passion so is math ,and I often combined those two together.
When Milka told me the theme for this challenge "Infinity " I immediately thought on space-galaxy ...And I made card with the galaxy background...and it was my first time to make it....also Infinity is an countless so my card with the an countless little dots (stars) is.
Thank you Milka for inviting me to be your GD .
Hope you will find some inspiration too with this awesome theme...Hugs...Željka..Creative World.

And here is Željka's GORGEOUS card. LOVE!!! :o)


Gorgeous galaxy card!!!! Colors are just WOW!!! And it's her first galaxy ever made. :o) I LOVE Željka's take on the challenge and her card. ♥ Jump over to Željka's blog and find more details about her card. :o)


And now inspiration from the team...

Here is Kaja's take on the challenge.


Super cuteness overload!!! AMAZING CAS design, layout, color scheme, super cute scene, everything beautifully colored.. ♥ I LOVE Kaja's challenge theme and her take on it. For the infinity she picked galaxy, stars and infinity symbol. LOVE it!! ♥ Jump over to Kaja's blog and find more details about her card. :o)


Here is Neha's take on the challenge.


GORGEOUS!!! Beautiful design, layout, elegant and modern look, soft natural colors... and infinity symbol created using beautiful heart shaped die-cuts. ♥ I love Neha's card and her take on this challenge theme. BRILLIANT!!!! ♥ Jump over to Neha's blog and find more details about her card. :o)


Valentina's take on the challenge will be added here in couple days. :o)

 Update

And here is Valentina's take on the challenge. :o)

GORGEOUS!!! Beautiful design, layout, elegant and modern look, beautiful sentiment and script ... and brilliant take on infinity: sand clock, infinity symbol, multiple stamped sentiment. ♥ I love Valentina's card and her take on this challenge theme. ♥ Jump over to Valentina's blog and find more details about her card. :o)


And here is my take on the challenge: Black and White Hello Card.


On my card I used lines to present infinity.

Line definition: 

 'In common language it is a long thin mark made by a pen, pencil, etc.

In Geometry a line:
• is straight (no bends),
• has no thickness, and
• extends in both directions without end (infinitely).'




 How I made this card...

 I drawn parallel lines directly on a front panel of a top folded white card base. I used a black fine liner, a ruler and a soft working mat grid for drawing.

When I was satisfied with my line pattern, I stamped a sentiment 'Hello' on a piece of white cardstock paper and cut it to a desirable size. I glued some 3-D foam on the back of the sentiment stripe, glued it on the card and my card was finished. :o)

I like the stripe pattern I drew. I enjoy drawing with geometry drawing tools and should do it more often on my cards.   :o)

Card measurements: 95 mm x 140 mm  (3 3/4" x 5 1/2")
List of supplies:
  • Jane's Doodles 'Any Occasion' stamp set
  • white cardstock paper
  • Ranger Archival Ink, Jet Black
  • Mitsubishi Uni Pin 0.2
  • Fiskars High Precision Personal Paper Trimmer
  • acrylic block (102 mm x 102 mm)
  • Xcut self healing working mat
  • bone folder
  • scissors
  • ruler



Now it's your turn...

Create a card using infinity on your card. Any design is welcome.

 Here are Kaja's additional information about the challenge:
'You can interpret infinity in different ways. It can contain the infinity symbol (∞), or it can be galaxy card (since space is so big we don’t know where it ends), or a whole card made with ‘infinity’ of stamped images/die cuts.'

 Or you can use lines on your cards, like I did, or anything you come up with. :o)


More details about the challenge...

Challenge Starts: May 7th 2019, 10:00 PM CEST (UTC +2)

Challenge Ends: June 4th 2019, 9:55 PM CEST (UTC +2)

Challenge rules:
  1. Math: infinity
  2. Project: card
  3. Theme: any
  4. Design: any
  5. Must create a card for this challenge.
  6. The challenge is opened Worldwide (+18), except for minors.
  7. You don't have to be a Math Lover to join this challenge.
  8. Your creation must be new. Please do not link creation that has been posted prior to the day of the challenge.
  9. Projects must be handmade!
  10. Any stamp company/artist is welcome.
  11. Any other craft supply company/artist is welcome.
  12. You must be my blog follower through Blogger.
  13. Mention the challenge in your blog post and link back to the challenge.
  14. Display Challenge badge in your blog post.
  15. Link up as many projects as you want.
  16. You are welcome to combine your project to as many challenges as you want.
  17. No blog hop and direct selling links are allowed here.
  18. Link your direct blog post and not your entire blog, so we could locate your creation.
  19. Please turn off word verification.
  20. Prior you enter the challenge and add your link to Inlinkz, please read these Challenge Rules and Privacy Notice (shared at the bottom of this post below Inlinkz).
  21. Have fun!

I reserve the right to remove links that do not comply with challenge rules.

Prize: 
One Jane's Doodles stamp set of winners choice. Željka, Kaja, Neha, Valentina and I will select four favorite projects (TOP 4), which will be featured here on my blog on June 30th 2019.
Among TOP 4, there will be a random draw (using Random.org) for one lucky winner who will then receive the prize. :o)
Winner has to confirm the prize in a week. Unconfirmed prize will be redrawn and given to another TOP 4.
If we have 4 or less entries to the challenge, all projects will be considered as TOP projects.


I hope you'll like the new challenge theme, get inspired and join us with your Math creations. Željka, Kaja, Neha, Valentina and I can't wait to see your creations. :o)

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact me. Just leave me a comment on this blog post or send me an e-mail. 

Thank you for stopping by and your kind feedback! Enjoy and smile! :o)

Milka


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You are invited to the Inlinkz link party!
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PRIVACY NOTICE

By entering this challenge you are confirming that you have read this privacy notice and you accept the same.


  • Those entering a piece of artwork into Inlinkz bear in mind that their name and blog link are visible to all those who visit this blog and in that way they have published their own personal details and consented to my use of that personal information if the person is selected as a winner or accredited work.
  • Those entering the challenge need to know that if selected as favorite projects (TOP 4) their name, blog link and the photo of their work (they provided themselves) will be shared here on my blog in winners post.
  • Those entering the challenge have to know that challenge and winners posts are not deleted from this blog.
  • If you entered the challenge and changed your mind and you want your entry to be deleted, you can do it by yourself as the Inlinkz provides that option to anyone.
  • Read more: Data Protection and Privacy Policy Statement.

  • To enter the challenge, you have to follow all challenge rules.
  • To enter the challenge, you have to be my blog follower through Blogger and add a link to your blog post or other social media through Inlinkz.
  • There is no other option to join the challenge than through Inlinkz. 
  • Inlinkz entries are covered by an Inlinkz Privacy Policy.
  • E-mails are not visible on this blog.
  • If any technical difficulty occurs you should contact me.
  • No data will be used in any other way than to run this challenge.
  • Read more: Data Protection and Privacy Policy Statement.

  • Inlinkz opens May 7th, 2019, 10:00 PM CEST (UTC +2).
  • Inlinkz closes June 4th, 2019, 9:55 PM CEST (UTC +2).


  • Prize is provided by me and can't be exchanged for money.
  • Those entering the challenge have to bear in mind that their name, photo of their artwork and link they provided will be shared in winners post here on my blog, if selected as favorite projects or randomly picked as a winner. 
  • If you don't want your name, link and photo of the work you provided to be shared in winners post, you should reconsider entering the challenge.
  • After TOP 4 and winner's names announced here on my blog, winner has to send confirmation e-mail from the e-mail entered to the Inlinkz.
  • If a winner doesn't contact me, I won't contact her or him in any way. 
  • Unconfirmed prizes will be redrawn and be given to another winner. New random winner name will be shared on this blog.
  • Winners name will not be deleted from winners post on this blog, except if requested by a winner itself.
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Sunday, October 7, 2018

I Love Math Challenge #11 + World Space Week (WSW day 4)



Hello everyone and welcome to a new I Love Math Challenge!

 This is the eleventh challenge. If you're new to my blog and want to find more about the challenge and past challenges, you can find it here.

A theme for this challenge is picked by our dear Neha: CRESCENT SHAPE.


A crescent is "curved sickle shape of the waxing or waning moon."
Source: English Oxford Living Dictionaries (https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/crescent)

Find more definitions of word 'crescent' here and here.



As we are in World Space Week (WSW), here is a gorgeous photo of Crescent Earth and Moon downloaded from NASA's image gallery.

This picture of a crescent-shaped Earth and Moon  (the first of its kind ever taken by a spacecraft) was recorded September 18, 1977, by NASA Voyager 1 when it was 11.66 million kilometers (7.25 million miles) from Earth.
source: NASA (https://images.nasa.gov/details-PIA01967.html)


A very talented crafter/cardmaker from Sweden is joining us in this challenge. It's my dear friend Tina Pavlović of Kristina's Art Corner.

Tina is a supporter of the challenge and my dear friend. I love her unique style, coloring, whimsical and super creative creations (oh, you must check her interactive cards). I'm very happy that she accepted my invitation to be a Guest Designer for this challenge. Just wait to see what she created. :o)

Here is what Tina said:
'Hello everyone! I am Kristina from Kristina's Art corner. Welcome to a new I Love Math challenge. In this challenge(as you already know) , Milka combined two of her gratest passions: Math and Cardmaking! An amazing idea! When Milka asked me if I would be Guest Designer,  I could not say NO. Thank you so much Milka. 
The Theme for this challenge is CRESCENT Shape and was chosen by Neha!
I have to admit that when I heard the theme I immediately had in my mind the idea for this card. What would fit better in this topic than Halloween project??'

And here is Tina's take on the challenge. LOVE!!! :o)


BOO-TIFUL!!! I love Tina's take on the challenge and her card. Just look at that gorgeous Moon and that super adorable bat. LOVE it! Jump over to Tina's blog and find all details about her card and detailed description on how she made it. :o)


And now inspiration from the team...

Here is Kaja's take on the challenge.


AMAZING!!! Kaja created gorgeous Christmas themed CAS card. Love the design and how everything is put together.♥ Great take on the challenge and a great reminder to start making Christmas cards. Jump over to Kaja's blog and find more details about her card. :o)


Here is Neha's take on the challenge.


ADORABLE!!! Beautiful design and color combination, lovely images, gorgeous background ... ♥ I love Neha's card and how she incorporated the challenge theme into her adorable card. Jump over to Neha's blog and find more details about her card. :o)


And here is my take on the challenge: Sagittarius Card. :o)


I made my card yesterday (WCMD). As it's WSW and I'm celebrating whole week, I went with kind of space themed card. :o)

To make my card I was inspired by a super cute card made by a very talented cardmaker, Anna Kossakovskaya of Love, Live, Create. Anna's card is AMAZING!!! I followed Anna's design, but made some differences. Anna's front base is crescent Moon and mine is whole scene (Moon and starry sky). Find Anna's card here.


How I made my card...

I cut out two 4" large circles from a white cardstock paper. Then I cut one circle to get a crescent shape. I cut out also a circle card base from the white cardstock paper and a circle from an acetate sheet.

I blended crescent shape with Distress Inks Mustard Seed and Fossilized Amber. I splattered the shape with water and repeated the process one more time. I blended also a white cardstock paper scrap with same colors and splattered it. Then I cut out tiny stars using Lawn Fawn 'Starry Skies'.

Then I blended the full circle with Distress Inks Blueprint Sketch and Faded Jeans. I splattered the circle and repeated the process until I got the color I like.

With all my parts ready, I assembled the card. I glued the acetate sheet on the Moon (crescent shape) and glued tiny stars on the acetate. Then I glued 3-D foam on the back of the Moon and behind some stars, glued it on the blue ink blended circle and glued everything on the circle card base.

Next up was an image. I stamped an adorable Sagittarius from Mama Elephant 'Cosmic Stars' on a watercolor paper, drew him a belt and colored him in watercolor technique using Distress Inks. After drying, I fussy cut him, traced edges with black marker and softened the image on a soft working mat using stylus ball. I stamped another image on the white cardstock paper scrap, colored him in black and glued watercolored image over him. I did this (I always do) because I wanted to make the image thicker, as the watercolor paper I use is very thin.

Lastly, I glued some 3-D foam on the back of the Sagittarius, placed him on the Moon and my card was finished. Love it so much! :o)


Card measurements: d = 101 mm  (4")

List of supplies :



Now it's your turn...

Create any kind of project showing crescent shape on it or create a crescent shaped project.

Images and other shapes are welcome, but crescent shape must be in a focal point.


More details about the challenge...

Challenge Starts: October 7th 2018, 10:00 PM CEST (UTC +2)

Challenge Ends: November 7th 2018, 9:55 PM CET (UTC +1)

Challenge rules:
  1. Math: crescent shape
  2. Theme: crescent shape
  3. Crescent shape must be in focal point.
  4. The challenge is opened Worldwide (+18), except for minors.
  5. You don't have to be a Math Lover to join this challenge.
  6. Your creation must be new. Please do not link creation that has been posted prior to the day of the challenge.
  7. Projects must be handmade!
  8. Any stamp company/artist is welcome.
  9. If you don't use products of any company/artist, that's very welcome too.
  10. Any design is welcome.
  11. You must be my blog follower through Blogger.
  12. Mention the challenge in your blog post and link back to the challenge.
  13. Display Challenge badge in your blog post.
  14. Link up as many projects as you want.
  15. You are welcome to combine your project to as many challenges as you want.
  16. No blog hop and direct selling links are allowed here.
  17. Link your direct blog post and not your entire blog, so we could locate your creation.
  18. Please turn off word verification.
  19. Prior you enter the challenge and add your link to Inlinkz, please read these Challenge Rules and Privacy Notice (shared at the bottom of this post below Inlinkz).
  20. Have fun!

I reserve the right to remove links that do not comply with challenge rules.

Prize: 
One Jane's Doodles stamp set of winners choice. Tina, Kaja, Neha and I will select four favorite projects (TOP 4), which will be featured here on my blog on December 2nd 2018.
Among TOP 4, there will be a random draw (using Random.org) for one lucky winner who will then receive the prize. :o)
Winner has to confirm the prize in a week. Unconfirmed prize will be redrawn and given to another TOP 4.
If we have 4 or less entries to the challenge, all projects will be considered as TOP projects.


I hope you'll like the new challenge theme, get inspired and join us with your Math creations. Tina, Kaja, Neha and I can't wait to see your creations. :o)

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact me. Just leave me a comment on this blog post or send me an e-mail. 

Thank you for stopping by and your kind feedback! Enjoy and smile! :o)

Milka


An InLinkz Link-up






PRIVACY NOTICE

By entering this challenge you are confirming that you have read this privacy notice and you accept the same.


  • Those entering a piece of artwork into Inlinkz bear in mind that their name and blog link are visible to all those who visit this blog and in that way they have published their own personal details and consented to my use of that personal information if the person is selected as a winner or accredited work.
  • Those entering the challenge need to know that if selected as favorite projects (TOP 4) their name, blog link and the photo of their work (they provided themselves) will be shared here on my blog in winners post.
  • Those entering the challenge have to know that challenge and winners posts are not deleted from this blog.
  • If you entered the challenge and changed your mind and you want your entry to be deleted, you can do it by yourself as the Inlinkz provides that option to anyone.
  • Read more: Data Protection and Privacy Policy Statement.

  • To enter the challenge, you have to be my blog follower through Blogger and add a link to your blog post or other social media through Inlinkz.
  • There is no other option to join the challenge than through Inlinkz. 
  • Inlinkz entries are covered by an Inlinkz Privacy Policy.
  • E-mails are not visible on this blog.
  • If any technical difficulty occurs you should contact me.
  • No data will be used in any other way than to run this challenge.
  • Read more: Data Protection and Privacy Policy Statement.

  • Inlinkz opens October 7th, 2018, 10:00 PM CEST (UTC +2).
  • Inlinkz closes November 7th, 2018, 9:55 PM CET (UTC +1).


  • Prize is provided by me and can't be exchanged for money.
  • Those entering the challenge have to bear in mind that their name, photo of their artwork and link they provided will be shared in winners post here on my blog, if selected as favorite projects or randomly picked as a winner. 
  • If you don't want your name, link and photo of the work you provided to be shared in winners post, you should reconsider entering the challenge.
  • After TOP 4 and winner's names announced here on my blog, winner has to send confirmation e-mail from the e-mail entered to the Inlinkz.
  • If a winner doesn't contact me, I won't contact her or him in any way. 
  • Unconfirmed prizes will be redrawn and be given to another winner. New random winner name will be shared on this blog.
  • Winners name will not be deleted from winners post on this blog, except if requested by a winner itself.
  • Winner's post will not be deleted from my blog.
  • Read more: Data Protection and Privacy Policy Statement.
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