If you have been following along here for a little while, you likely know that I have been working on a Bible specifically for my son, Clark. I started working on it when I was pregnant with him, and he will be TWO in a couple of months! My goal is to work my way through the whole Bible. I started in Psalms because that is where I felt like God was telling me to start.
It has not been a quick process, but now, after over two years, I have finished the book of Psalms!
Since Thanksgiving (for us in the U.S.) is this week I thought it would be fun to tie that verse to something that makes me think of Thanksgiving.. PIE!
I had never painted a pie before! Of course, my first thoughts were to do a pumpkin or pecan or apple pie, but I just didn’t think those would look as pretty as a cherry pie, haha. So I painted a cherry pie with a classic lattice top- I encourage you to have fun with this idea and make it your own though!
Landscapes are probably my favorite thing to paint these days. For the longest time, I avoided painting landscapes because I didn’t think I had the artistic ability to do it successfully. Landscapes often look so hard and intricate!…
I’ve been painting some more acrylic floral pages in my interleaved Bible lately and my sweet social media followers have been really loving them! I posted today’s “Bible journaling with me” page the other day and got tons of requests to do a tutorial on it. Thankfully I filmed it, so that is what I am going to share with you today!
I’m a bit nervous about sharing this week’s “Bible journaling with me” page. It’s a personal and powerful page to me, but it is different from my usual style. And it comes with a bit of a story.
For this Bible journaling page, I used a maze that my Dad created and made it into a tip-in Bible journaling page!
Okay, so last week I did a tutorial on painting an ocean sunset with acrylic paints. I love that tutorial and it seems like many of you guys did too! (If you haven’t seen it yet, be sure to check it out HERE. It also is a tip-in, which is a great Bible journaling technique to learn about if you haven’t already.)
As much as I love acrylics, I know lots of you prefer watercolors. So I thought it would be fun to do a watercolor sunset tutorial as well!
Hi friends! Today I am talking about something a little different- my new prayer journal!
I posted all about it in my Instagram stories last week and got a bunch of requests to make a blog post and YT video for it so that it is easier to find and share. So here we go!
To celebrate the three year anniversary of this Blog, I thought we could take a trip down memory lane! Here are just 20 Bible journaling ideas with tutorials out of over a hundred on the blog!
This time I went a more geometric route and added more colors to create a bright and vibrant Bible journaling page. It was SO MUCH fun and an ahhhhmazing time with the Lord.
Of course, I am including the triangle pattern that I created and used for you to have for free.