BQJ Kids Club

Have you considered doing a BQJ for a son or daughter?

Perhaps a niece/nephew or grandkiddo?

I've got a Bible Quilt Journal in progress for each of my sons. They have each contributed to their own journals by writing scriptures here and there over the years.

I've also invited them to color in the elements so their journals will reflect their own creative personalities.

Occasionally, I'll pull out their journals and work on them as I'm praying over the boys. Recently I did this page on goodness, adding a photo of my son as a toddler with his little face peeking out from one of those wooden cutouts they always had at the pumpkin patch. It's a reminder to me of the "goodness" of those days, simply enjoying family time on a seasonal outing.

Adding photos to a BQ page is an easy way to illustrate a topic. I recently got this page finished up in my son's journal, using a photo from his 1st birthday.

Capture the JOY of your kids/grandkids in your #biblequiltjournal and invite them to color in elements to personalize pages even more!

Snow Days can be a perfect time to have a creative session after being out in the cold.

www.biblequiltjournal.com

Sometimes Snow Days give us just the "excuse" we need to step away from other activities and focus on a little creative time for ourselves.

This little snowflake is in the 2026 calendar. If you don't have one, I'm working on adding a printable template of it to the online shop. Stay tuned!

The back-to-school transitions are sometimes a challenge for families, but even more chaotic for teachers navigating ALL the things!

Consider inviting your kiddos/grands to make a prayer page for teachers as a gesture of support.

Back-to-School BQ Prayer Pages