Have you had a chance to create with the Pumpkin template yet? I'll share how I did one of my pumpkin pages to give you some ideas.

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

How do you pray over your home?You can do a #biblequiltjournal page to collect scriptures to pray over your home and family this fall.

This month as we learn more about the Steadfast qualities of the Lord, may we turn our gaze to His Light just as those sturdy sunflowers do!

Is your soul parched? I'm grateful that whenever we carve out time to dig into His Word, the Lord is always there to refresh us.

Steadfastness is about being steady, standing firm, and persevering even in times of distress. Let's explore scriptures on being steadfast..

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

This 2-page Bible Quilt Journal summary provides me with an instant snapshot of an in-depth study on Philippians 4.

Bible Quilting a long passage of scripture is a great way to slow down, absorbing the message as you work with the Word creatively.

The Lord is patiently waiting for us to harvest His Word, gleaning nourishment from it and sharing His abundance.

Have a stash of gift tags? Many tags have unique shapes that you can use as stencils on your #biblequiltjournal pages.

How do you get started? When I'm inspired by a passage of scripture, I choose a #biblequiltjournal template that "fits" my theme.

Don't be afraid to experiment with new techniques. They can inspire your creativity in different ways! Bible Quilt one verse at a time.

Puzzles offer something to focus on while you have conversations that wander all over the place. The focus is collaboration, not competition

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!

I love how the patchwork of gratitude verses builds throughout the month and you can begin to see the connections between them...

There's just something cheerful about a pile of pumpkins even if they're still dusty from the field and sporting nicks and scrapes...