Oh, where does the time go! I can’t believe Easter was already almost five months ago. I had wanted to do an “Easter Bunny” Bible journaling page at actual easter time, but time got away from me and I didn’t get around to it until a few weeks ago.
I still decided to create my “Easter Bunny” page, because it’s always a good time to celebrate the resurrection of Christ! Am I right?
“Kind words are like honey- sweet to the soul and healthy for the body.” – Proverbs 16:24. Oh, how true this verse is! I have now had this blog for almost two years! Can you believe it?! Time sure does fly when you’re having fun!.. I constantly feel so thankful for this amazing Bible journaling community that loves to support and lift each other up.
…So, today’s Bible Journaling With Me Tutorial will show you how I painted a beach scene with acrylic paints in my Interleaved Bible.
I am so thankful for my tribe! I don’t know how I could do life without them. It reminds me of Ecclesiastes 4: 9-10 “Two are better than one, because they have good reward for their toil. For if they fall, one will lift his fellow. But woe to him who is alone when he falls and has not another to lift him up!”
But often memories, like the lavender in France, pop into my mind and I use that as my Bible journaling inspiration! I find that these pages, though simple, like the lavender page above, often end up being some of my favorite pages because of the extra meaning behind it!..
A few months ago I stumbled upon Proverbs 28:1, which says, “The wicked flee though no one pursues, but the righteous are as bold as a lion.” I knew I needed to Bible journal this passage and of course, a lion was the first thing to come to mind for inspiration!
In my last post, I showed you how I paint feathers using acrylic paints. It was so fun and I’ve been sent to many pictures of your beautiful feather Bible journaling pages. So I’m going to keep this feather theme going, and today I’ll show you how I paint feathers with watercolor paints!
A few months ago I posted a Bible journaling page on Instagram and Facebook where I had painted some feathers using acrylic paints. I got SO MANY requests to do feather tutorials, so here we go!
I knew I wanted to paint a deer, but animals are quite hard to paint! Then I realized I could paint a silhouette! Silhouettes don’t require much talent because you don’t have to paint any actual features and just need to color in an outline!…
Hi friend! I have been absent that last few weeks because…drumroll… I had a baby! His name is Clark and he is just amazing and adorable- if I do say so myself! I have been soaking in every minute with…