It’s been a delight to see all of the ways you integrated the color orange into your projects this week. We saw everything from boldly painted walls to delicately trimmed wreaths with orange as the star color. It was interesting to see how orange could be as cool as citrus or as warm as a flaming fire, and could transition seamlessly from a playful nursery to a harvest bouquet. We loved being inspired by your entries into the Color: Orange Challenge!
Images: No Big Dill
Our guest judge felt the same way. 
Here’s what My Blessed Life‘s Myra had to say about your projects:
Hi fabulous CSI Project friends! I had a so much fun going through and getting inspired with all your fabulous projects. Now I’m itching to go create something orange for Fall! Great job to all of y’all! 🙂
Let’s find out which projects were Myra’s favorites:
#24 Faux Potted Seedling from A Pop of Pretty
#18 Comfy Skirt from Better Together
#7 Clove Studded Oranges from The Silly Pearl
#2 Pumpkin Placecards from That’s My Letter
#79 Fall Lentil Frames from Choose to Thrive
#45 Easy Necklace from A Girl and a Glue Gun
#20 Cleaning Crew from Clarissa’s Creativity Space
#10 Burlap Table Runner from Just Sew Sassy
#50 Bulletin Board from Mummy Maggie Chronicles
#60 Wreath from The Gathering Place Design
#17 Modern Shelves from A Little Glass BoxCongratulations, winners! You can get your winners’ buttons HERE.
But wait–we aren’t done announcing winners, yet. We still have giveaway winner to be randomly selected from entries into our sponsor post and the linkup post.
The lucky winner of a $50 shop credit to Turtle Taylor is
Comment #17 from Jen (The Crafting Fiend)
Congratulations, Jen! Have fun shopping.
Thanks to all of you who helped to make this another inspiring challenge. We’re especially grateful to Cheryl Groat of Turtle Taylor for sponsoring this week’s giveaway, and to Myra of My Blessed Life for joining us as guest judge. We enjoyed spending the week with you here at The CSI Project!
Make sure you come back to share your creativity with us again during next week’s challenge:
Images: Tatertots and Jello