Faith Windows: HOW TO Window Junk Mail Envelopes Into Faith Ephemera #5 Jesus as the Bread of Life
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
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Introducing “Faith Windows” the newest creation from Faithart Design Studio. The "Faith Windows Digital Download Kit" is a beautifully designed collection of digital elements perfect for creating faith-inspired ephemera for your junk journals. This kit includes an array of printable window designs, each adorned with scripture, inspirational quotes, and delicate illustrations. The windows symbolize the idea of looking through a window envelope to see the light and love of Jesus in our daily lives.
Looking for a way to begin faithart junk journaling? This is a great entry point- 8 pages of faith inspired backgrounds, ephemera and Christian graphics to tell a story. Using window junk envelopes, you can make a variety of ephemera pieces for an existing journal or create a mini junk journal as a bible study for yourself or to share.
Use the elements in this kit for various projects, including Bible journaling, scrapbooking, card making, and more.
Kit #5 is “Jesus as the Bread of Life”- Bible verses that present Jesus as the Bread of life. 7 Verses that illustrates Jesus as the essential spiritual sustenance, offering eternal satisfaction to those who believe in Him. Just as bread sustains physical life, Jesus sustains our spiritual life.
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So beautiful. Love the stenciling. Your happiness exudes with what you are doing and why your are doing it. TY for the share and the process.
That is so beautiful Diane! Really like the double pocket windows. Awesome job!
Hi Diane! You know that is the great part of doing process videos, you teach as you learn yourself. I do like to be prepared though when I do a process video. I also am one to glue down then trim, because I never trim it the right way when I trim first. I am actually reading Hebrews right now and I love it. I came across Hebrews 9:16-17 and really had a profound affect on me. I looked it up on the Bible study site I use, and I really got a lot out of it. It is explaining the superior sacrifice of Jesus in comparison to sacrifices made in the Old Testament. Instead of getting into it on here, LOL I thought I would mention it so you could look into it. It is such a wonderful book of the Bible and I am really enjoying right now, it is quickly becoming a favorite book of the Bible for me. This kit is beautiful, and the colors are perfect. I also love the idea of this Bible study you are doing on Jesus being the bread of life because of something my daughter recently experienced, it was pretty profound as well. I'd explain this to you, but it is a lot to explain in a comment. LOL I agree about the Elmer's glue. It really does not last. What are the envelopes called that you ordered? I might want to get some for myself. I love how the Last Supper pictures shows through the double window. Beautiful! It turned out so pretty. And, I would not worry too much about the time of your video. Watching your videos are interesting, plus very inspiring for me. And Wow, I left a huge comment again. So sorry about that. Have a blessed day my friend!
Love the video but don't have printing capability.
What a beautiful kit! Did you get pictures of Jesus from stock photo sites? Or did you draw them yourself? I am doing a study of Jesus as the bread of life for a series of journals I am making. It's such a blessing to be able to share my art with others. God bless you Diane ❤❤❤
@@b.russell_art91 I create some of the picture graphics with AI and some I purchase from other artists. So happy you like the kit!
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