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If you missed getting a calendar, you can download a printable template of this cheerful JOY flower.
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Continuing on through Kings...
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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!
#baptism
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The dynamic ups and downs of the monarchy...
For a touch of "royal" gold:
Metallic markers - for bold gold
Metallic gel roller pens - for finer touches
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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.
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If you have the Original Bible Quilt Journal, there are some pages following the #fruitofthespirit section that have some simple borders that provide an easy way to start a BQ page.
On this baseball stitch border page I added the "refuge" tab from the tag tab set, punching a hole in it to slide a ribbon through it for texture. Then I began writing scripture in the top lefthand corner, selecting verses on the topic of refuge.
I maintained a similar color palette of natural blues and greens to evoke a soothing feel to the overall page. I used a stencil to do one verse inside a circle to break up the blockiness, adding a strip of washi or a sticker occasionally to balance out the text.
Tip: For consistency, you could separate each of the verses with a baseball stitch. That approach would also decrease decision fatigue re: how…
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