Today is part two in my series on Bible journaling with household objects! Last week, we used forks to create a fun Bible journaling page, and this week we are using plastic wrap and bubble wrap! The video below shows how…
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Hi friend, I am a big believer that you don’t need fancy supplies to do Bible journaling! So today I am starting a little series on using household objects to create easy Bible journaling pages. Today I am using FORKS!…
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Hi friend, Today I have a quick summer citrus slices “Bible Journaling With Me” video for you! I was working on Psalms 107:9 which says “For he satisfies the thirsty and fills the hungry with good things” in the NIV…
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Hi there, Today I have a watercolor bird tutorial for you! This has been a much-requested tutorial, so I’m am excited to be sharing it! To help you along, I have a free printable for you! I used the printable as…
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Hi Friend! Today I have a super quick “Bible Journaling With Me” tutorial for you! I had a few requests for an easy mountain scene; so when I read Matthew 17:20 I thought this would be a perfect time! Matthew…
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Hi Friend, A few months ago in my post on “Three Fun, Easy, And Creative Techniques To Try” I talk about bubble painting. This is by far the technique that I get the most comments about! It is just so FUN…
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Hi friend, Today I have a pretty quick and easy watercolor world tutorial video for you guys! I also created a simple free printable for you to have if you want to create a page similar to my own! There…
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Hi Friend! Today I am getting back to the “Bible journaling with me” tutorials! I’m stepping a little bit out of the norm, as if you have been following me for a while, you know I love watercolors! However, today…
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Hi Friend, It has been a while since I’ve done a hand-lettering tutorial! I have posted on faux calligraphy and brush-pen calligraphy, but not on using an actual paintbrush to do calligraphy! To be honest, lettering with a paintbrush uses…
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Hi friend! I have taught how to do a couple different kinds of watercolor flowers here, but I realized after getting a few requests that I have never shown how to do a “mixed bouquet” of sorts where you combine…