Faith

Happy Saturday.  Colin woke up today and asked, "Is today a school and work day?"  When I said "no," he ran off saying happily, "it's a party day!"  Ha.  When the three kids are together, that is the case. 🙂

First, I have a winner of the CTMH goodies!  The lucky one is Sammie.  I emailed you.  You all shared a lot of great money-saving tips.  I am collecting my favorites and will share them here next week.

I wanted to share a glimpse at a project I did for Faith Sisters.  What a great site!  So many ideas.  I am so thankful I got to be a part of it.  You can see my full project and my dorky answers to some questions HERE

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Supplies: Hero Arts stamps (including alphabet) and embossing powder; Doodlebug buttons; Lots of scraps from my scrap drawer – woohoo!

ETA: I had a few questions about this project.  It actually isn't a cork board. :)  I cheated – hee.  It is just a 12×12 cardstock page with everything added.  The circles are all 1" and adhered and then stitched.  I stitched buttons in random places on the circles.  Photos can be tucked behind these buttons – it works really well!  No thumbtacks needed. :) 

Also, I have a few Prayer Spot requests (see bottom of right sidebar) and I will try to add those tonight.  🙂

Hugs all around…


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20 thoughts on “Faith”

  1. It’s beautiful, your beautiful….thank you for the 2 smiles that you brought me today. They were very, very needed. it’s been a rough one.

    Happy birthday to colin! 🙂

  2. Beautiful project, Jennifer! Great to learn a bit more about you too. Hope Colin had a great birthday. 🙂

  3. The project is great–I remember thinking my mom was crazy for saying beauty began on the inside. When I got a little older, I understood and found it to be true.

    It’s a good reminder at any age!

  4. I love all the projects you do, but am particularly inspired by this one. Would you please tell me which Hero Art alphabet you used for this? I love the entire concept and all the colors! Thanks, Carol

  5. Just love this project Jennifer. Simple in idea but dramatic with all the wonderful colors. Makes me smile everytime I look at it. Also like that you got to use up some scraps. They just seem to pile up and take over.
    Thanks.

  6. thanks for sharing that link & project! What a wonderfully sweet thing to do for your step-daughter! It warmed my heart, as I’m sure it did hers.

  7. Jennifer

    Love the colors they pop right off the craft paper. I am going over to see this project and how you made it!!!

    Sandi N.

  8. LOVE this project!! I’m stumped tho’ on how you sewed the circles to the corkboard?? Or did you just sew them together and then affix to the cork? What did you use to attach to the cork?

    Thanks!!!

  9. I absolutely love this project – would love to do something similar for my daughter, butI am having a hard time trying to figure out how you did it! I can see that the circles are sewn, but I can’t figure out how you attached them to the corkboard! Did you start out with a framed corkboard, or did you somehow take it apart?? I am really stumped! Thanks for sharing this beautiful project!!

  10. Just got back from visiting your project in it’s entirety…beautiful. As are you. thank you for sharing a little bit of you with the rest of us!!

  11. What an AWESOME project!!! Love it!
    I would LOVE to have the instructions… circle sizes…materials list… etc.
    Thanks!

  12. I thought it was a scrap page, would totally work cute for that too! 🙂 I think I’ll try it, thanks for the inspiration! 🙂

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