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I have a fun Bible journaling technique to share featuring the use of Designer Series Paper (DSP)! Adding a DSP background to your Bible journaling pages is a great way to include some fun patterns in your work. It takes a little bit of time to determine where to cut the paper, but it is worth it for a fun background design. For this page,
I have a new Bible journaling page to share with you today! When I got the Playful Alphabet Dies I knew that I wanted to use the die cut letters as another way to add words to my pages. I love that you can cut out as many letters as you need and can easily switch up the colors. I have been reading through Romans
Since our move, I have not done much with Bible Journaling. I’ve continued to read my Bible and write down things that stick out to me, but haven’t transferred that into art in my journaling Bibles (yes, I have multiple). As I work on getting back in the habit of adding art as part of my Bible studies, I wanted to share some of my
Part of our homeschool Bible Basket time includes writing and drawing in our Bible journals. My daughter and I each have our own Bible journal, and we decorated them with some supplies in my craft stash. In this post I am sharing how we decorated our journals and how we use them. My daughter and I dug through my stash of Stampin’ Up! Designer Series
It has been a little while since I last shared about my Bible journal. At the end of my previous Bible journaling post, I shared a page I had done with a note saying that I would share the technique in a future post. Well, today is that day. I have been reading through Hosea lately and did a page with a sponged background (similar
If you follow me on Instagram (@mackenziemakes), you may have seen a photo I shared a few days ago with my new Journaling Bible, sheets of Stampin’ Up! Cardstock, and the Circle Tab Punch. Well, today I am going to share with you what I did with those items. I have been getting into the more artsy side of Bible journaling lately and have been
