A while back I shared a vertical BQJ worksheet for verse mapping. This set is designed for our horizontally-formatted journals.
Choose the size that fits best for your study process.
I haven't had a chance to use these yet, so I can't wait to see some of YOUR pages!
Please share in the comments below or in our BQJ Facebook group.
I've had several requests for a baptism template, and finally got around to making one.
This is designed to be able to include a photo if you want to commemorate someone's special moment getting baptized.
Let me know if you have other ideas for another version or how you're planning on using this one!
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Sometimes if you're feeling uninspired for a large element on a BQ template, you can invite a kiddo to do the coloring for you.
This was a page I was doing in my son's #biblequiltjournal, so I invited him to color it before I begain adding verses to to it. He made it SO much more interesting than I would have!
I love how his unique coloring pattern truly personalized the page!
So, whether it's your own BQ pages, a family member's BQJ, or even the BQ calendar, consider inviting a coloring buddy to help you on a page. You'll enjoy the shared time together and end up with a beautiful collaboration!
If you'd like to do a #biblequiltjournal page on a certain passage, you may want to select a template with enough quilt blocks for each verse.
This template has 16 spaces, which works well for this passage from Matthew 6.
I added washi tape as a border around the whole page, using its colors as my color palette for markers and other embellishments.
I guesstimated the amount of space needed for each verse and highlighted a couple in the circles.
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