How do you post them into the reply?

Do we have to ping our entrys, or can we just post them regularly?
(just wanted to make sure, before I post them and it's wrong ^^)

my pair is based on the japanese maneki neko, a cat figurine said to bring good luck! they have different meanings depending on the color and mine are the calico, said to bring extreme luck! i left the lucky dust white since, according to my research, white means happiness ^^



i originally gave them nekomata tails, but nekomata are considered evil so i replaced the tails with bows! the bows represent the bibs that can be seen on many maneki neko

The Luckiest Bunnies!

Red Clover

Leprechaun and Clover Blossom


A clover blossom I used for inspiration:


I hope we don't have to ping. Waited until half past 4 am for an answer and held back my post, but I'm going to bed now and just hope it wasn't wrong ^^

Golden Clover Ny'vene



I'm not a green-loving person but I actually like this design a lot :)

Alright, so my entry is a little out there, but when I think of St. Patrick's Day I think about luck, and things that are lucky. Most of the time when I hear "luck" this song and image takes over my mind...

Chim chiminey
Chim chiminey
Chim chim cher-ee!
A sweep is as lucky
As lucky can be

Chim chiminey
Chim chiminey
Chim chim cher-oo!
Good luck will rub off when
I shake 'ands with you
Or blow me a kiss
And that's lucky too



Turns out that in many parts of the world chimney sweeps are actually considered a good luck omen if you touch them, and Disney was not just pulling our legs (lol). In fact, in Great Britain it is supposed to be good luck for a bride to see one on her wedding day and some people will even hire sweeps to make an appearance. This inspired me to create Chimney Sweep Nytekries. :)