The coloring page this week is another hedgehog. But not the ordinary kind. It’s an Arkan Sonney, (literally lucky urchin or plentiful pig), which is the Gaelic for hedgehog. In Gaelic folklore, it is a type of Fae which looks like a pig with long hairs. They are said to bring good luck to whoever can catch them. For this reason, they’re also called “lucky piggies”. They are very shy and will flee from people.
It was said by the wise ones that if you catch a lucky piggy, you will always find a silver piece in your pocket.
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I send out coloring pages to let people know about me, my art and my children’s books. Click on the cover below to find out about this delightful Mabon story book.
Upset at the sight of her dying flowers, Smoky goes into the woods where she has always felt safe. Now she’s lost! What is that glow in the woods before her? Follow a little girl as she discovers the meaning of Mabon in the wood behind her house, where a magical meal awaits her between the old year and the new year.
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