Or your squares could have jagged rooves, pointy beaks, bristly seats, serrated edges, prickly nests, spiny trees, or even barbed relationships. Let your imagination go spiky, but don’t forget to stay square!

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    1. Ahh but it doesn’t need to be an actual spike, could be anything jagged, serrated or even spiny. Some of mine are definitely not spikes, they are square though 😁

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    1. I know it’s creeped up on us! Linking back here is absolutely fine, one of the reasons I’ve posted today. 😊 And really don’t worry if you can’t manage daily this month xx

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