Drawing People Closer to Christ.
This week, a month of Praying for Ukraine would not be complete without sketchnoting some recipes. Sketchnoting recipes is one of my favorite things to do. Taking a recipe that has been in the family for years is a great way to document your family’s heritage. It’s visually inviting to motivate you to make that dish. As we focus our prayers on Ukraine this month, let’s
This week as we continue praying for Ukraine, let’s learn more about the country we are praying for. Your challenge this week is to do a sketchnote fact sheet on Ukraine to help better understand the people of Ukraine. Find at least 10 facts about Ukraine and sketchnote them. What does the flag look like? What is the national flower? How many people live in Ukraine?
Thanks for tuning back in for week 2 as we continue to use our sketchnoting skills to make visual prayers for Ukraine. This week let’s continue our list of things to pray for. Hopefully last week you found 7 things to write on your cards. This week let’s finish the list till we get to 31. Here’s my sketchnote of my prayer list. Verses to
God wants us to remember His faithfulness to us so we should document the times we see His gracious hands in our lives. Documenting Events I am reading 1st Samuel right now and just came to the place where Samuel sets up an altar of stones calling it Ebenezer because “God has helped us this far” (chapter 7:12). Samuel recognized God’s hand allowing the Israelites
In this post we are going to explore the concept of prayer flags as a reminder to us to pray continually. Prayer Flags Ok, some of you are going to think I’ve gone totally bonkers with this post, but bear with me. I have been fascinated with the idea of prayer flags and this post is about making some prayer flags. The idea for this
Today we are going to take a little different approach to prayer and document our prayer walk. Take a walk today on your street and pray for each house or building on the street. If you know the family you can pray for the needs that are on your heart or if you don’t know them to pray that the household knows the Lord and
Here’s the printable you all have been asking for. You can get the PDF by signing up for the newsletter. The link will be in the welcome letter – for the Member’s only page. You can click on that and grab the PDF. I’d love to see your finished pieces. Thanks to Ruth Carson who started this all by posting her very beautiful piece –
In this post we will explore more visual prayer cards by doing a card for a single person or doing one verse to pray over many people. Supplies needed for this post Index cards Black pen – Bold – Pigma Sensei or the Faber Castel 1.5, Thin – Sharpie Pen Pencil, eraser, Colors – markers, water colors Washi tape – optional One verse for many
This is the second part of a two part series on the Thanksgiving Gratitude Garland. You can read the first part here. Supplies Supplies: I am hoping that with my printable packet you will not need to purchase much and just use what you have. The printable is on my Members Only page you can access by signing up for the newsletter on this site. Twine,
Here’s the April Bullet Journal Spread. I had hoped to have it posted this week end, but there were just a lot of obstacles in my way. I am excited to report that my teaching load will be greatly reduced which means I have more time for doodling and blog posts. I am going to try to get May June and July done in April
On Sale $8.95 Here's some information to help you to get started in the Doodle Devo Process: A "How To" Page, Patterns to get you started and a Materials List. You can search the main
Adding a visual element - even a doodle helps you process what you're seeing or hearing, but drawing stick figures or doodles you're "writing" what you're learning on your brain twice - once by
