Is FALL your favorite time of year? I'm struck by how beautifully the Lord orchestrates the various elements of these seasonal shifts.

We fall short on our intentions and and expectations repeatedly. We rally and try again. What if we FALL INTO GOD instead?

In honor of the liberties we have to express our faith and our ultimate freedom in Christ, our July theme is Freedom!

If you're looking for a way to connect with women in your community, Bible Quilting may be a creative option for you!

God's grace is a wonderful gift to us, something we tend overlook in our daily lives. Let's slow down and savor His grace this month.

Bible Quilting allows you to linger on particular words and phrases, absorbing them a little more deeply than simply reading or writing it.

Just as nature gradually unfolds its beauty one blossom at a time, the Lord unveils His beauty within us and for us verse by verse.

We had so much fun creating with the Crosses on Stained Glass template together last night! Our families will be able to enjoy these pretty pages on display throughout the Easter season. This design, printed in the 2021 Month-by-Month Bible Quilt Journal and 2021 BQ April Calendar, is also available as a template combo set. If you'd like to try one of the techniques I shared during the Craft Night, I'll walk you through the process here and share a process video with you so y

The March theme for our Month-by-Month Bible Quilt Journal series is... - - - Renewal - - - For most of us this is a transitional month from winter to spring. Often that means we're shaking off the sluggishness of primarily indoor activities to the re-energizing pace of the sunny outdoors. It can be a chaotic blend of both seasons, so it's a good time to focus on ways we need to renew our hearts, minds and bodies for springtime. This cheery little shamrock is part of our fam

We had a lovely evening of fellowship and creativity, making heart connections as we try to stay tethered in the Word.

~~~Join us for some creative fun this Friday night!~~~ January 29th 7:30 pm (central) We'll be making a "quilt-y" BQ page using the Heart Chain Template. This template is on pg 12 of the Monthly Bible Quilt Journal, the February page of the 2021 BQ Calendar, or can be downloaded as a single page printable from the online shop. Additional supplies: scissors glue stick ruler, pencil 4-6 pages of decorative scrapbook paper markers/pens colored pencils stickers (hearts, valentine

Have you ever looked in the concordance for a verse on Love? There are a LOT of scriptures on love throughout the Bible we can journal.

365 verses written by hand and tucked into our hearts! These monthly pages are wonderful resources anytime you need encouragement.

Some would say "good riddance" to this pandemic year of 2020. I'm settling for "farewell." In many ways we're all ready to bring this crazy year to a close, hoping for a brighter year in 2021. I think it's helpful to reflect on what we've learned during this rather unique year. My "word for the year" was OPEN. In a year in which our country literally SHUT DOWN and had a widespread closure of businesses and schools, the irony of my chosen word was not lost on me! Remember back

I've got a handy-sized notebook for you to do some creative #biblequilting notes for your new journaling endeavors!

NEW YEAR. Fresh perspective. Let's face it. 2020 has been a doozy. Let's glean what lessons we've learned from living through a pandemic season and focus on 31 Days of Wisdom for the wintry month of January and launch the new year well! There's something invigorating about starting a freshly printed journal and personalizing it for the year ahead. Grab your Month-by-Month Bible Quilt Journal and join us on a journey through scripture as we explore a new topic each month of th

Bible Quilting brings verses together on a journal page, showing how themes weave throughout the whole Bible. We can "stitch" New Testament and Old Testament verses to connect them in an innovative way that offers us fresh perspectives. Bible Quilt® journaling allows us to soak up an individual verse in its surrounding context, then slow ourselves down to illustrate it in our own unique style, reflecting on the scripture's deeper meaning in our current circumstances. I'm buil

This continues to be a season of upheaval. As I read Ecclesiastes 3 I was struck regarding how poignant these verses are during a pandemic.