Craft

My sister Michelle has amazing gifts as a craft designer. She is involved with a craft club and designs cards and stuff which can be seen here

I have no doubt that her gifts are God given!

I sometimes pop into a school breakfast club where again (mainly mums) there is regularly some fantastic crafting going on. It was here that I put my hand to designing this fish, painted on wood. My wife liked it so much that she put it up on the wall in our lounge and I felt really encouraged! No I am not a natural but enjoyed making it never the less.

Craft has very much been on my mind just recently. I need a craft designer for a Christian after school drama club that I am launching next week. I have my first craft in place. We are thinking about Jesus calming of the storm and so I have designed a boat. On the sails of the boat is written 'Be still and know that I am God' (Psalm 46:10). This 'being still' talks about that peace of God that passes all understanding! - even when we are going through the storm!

Any way I am needing someone to design a stick of sweet rock with 'Jesus' written all the way through (as opposed to 'Blackpool'), a lighthouse, a picnic basket, etc etc. The catch is that they need to be simple enough (a) for me to do! (b) for a child to complete within 15 minutes.

Any offers?


Comments

Unknown said…
Hello Cant offer to design them Im afraid but thanks for popping by my blog my OH and I enjoy popping by yours too.
February 15, 2009 at 10:25 AM
Dawg said…
Fantastic job on the ark work Sir!

I like the way you worked in the Christian fish symbol.
February 17, 2009 at 12:45 PM
Question of Identity said…
Thanks Clarky J - you're welcome here any time!
February 17, 2009 at 2:49 PM
Question of Identity said…
Thanks for your encouragement Wayne. Still praying that God is sorting out your present discomfort. Hope everything went well!

Neil
February 17, 2009 at 2:50 PM
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