Bible Journaling is really popular out there! We Catholics don’t have an easy option available yet (Catholic Publishers, please release a Catholic Journaling Bible soon!), so we’ve been taking matters into our own hands!
DIY Journaling Bible
April 12, 2016 by 4 Comments
Last week, I posted a picture tutorial for turning my softcover Catholic Bible into a DIY Hardcover Bible! Since there seems to be a shortage on Catholic Bibles formatted for journaling, some crafty Catholics have been transforming their Catholic Bibles into journaling Bibles by painting over the notes! That’s what I’ve been doing!
Attainable Expectations for the Affirmation Junkie
April 9, 2016 by 13 Comments
I’m a bit of an affirmation junkie. I like making cool things and I like it even more when I like how they look when I’m finished…and when others tell me they like them too. It’s not a big leap to realize that I like when people like me and when they like the things that I do.
The Play Mass Kit
April 8, 2016 by 5 Comments
The Play Mass Kit
PDF Download: $2
This kit contains itemized ordering information and special tips to compile your own wooden Play Mass Kit. Wooden pieces are purchased from a US wood company.
The Play Mass Kit offers itemized ordering information from our favorite wood company to compile your own heirloom wooden Play Mass Kit easily for about $20! Special tips are presented in a picture tutorial within the kit!
Vintage Miniature Play Mass Set
April 5, 2016 by 4 Comments
You might remember the Play Mass Kit I put together a couple weeks ago and the pictures of Adam ‘playing Mass’.
There’s even a craft kit to help you order the pieces and assemble your own wooden Mass Kit!
DIY Hardcover for Catholic Bible Journaling
April 3, 2016 by 4 Comments
I’ve been eyeing this Journaling Bible, but I haven’t hit the buy button because it’s not a Catholic translation. There is the NRSV Notetaker’s Bible which is an approved Catholic translation, but it’s out of print and crazy expensive!
Divine Mercy Craft Kit
April 1, 2016 by 1 Comment
Will your family be saying the Divine Mercy Chaplet this Sunday?
Divine Mercy Craft Kit
PDF Download: $15
Looking for ways to get the kids excited about saying the Divine Mercy Chaplet? This kit has an exciting craft or unique coloring page for every kid in your house to keep track of the prayers of the Divine Mercy Chaplet!
Mysteries of the Rosary Craft Kit
April 1, 2016 by Leave a Comment
Mysteries of the Rosary Craft Kit
PDF Download: $13
The Mysteries of the Rosary with Kelly Saints Craft Kit includes 34 pages of templates including:
- full color Revolving Rosary for each of the 4 Mysteries of the Rosary
- extra Prayer Wheel to keep track of prayers as they are said, with full text of the prayers for easy reference
- B&W Revolving Rosary for each of the 4 Mysteries of the Rosary (to color)
- full color Mysteries of the Rosary Booklets (one for each of the 4 Mysteries)
- B&W Mysteries of the Rosary Booklets (one for each of the 4 Mysteries) …to color
- full color Living Rosary Cake Topper templates
The Revolving Rosary offers a unique spinning craft to keep track of the particular Mystery of the Rosary, as well as the 10 Hail Mary prayers. The top circle frames the title and virtue of each Mystery and includes the words of the Hail Mary for quick and easy reference. Brad fasteners add a little bling…and attract the attention of the younger kids. Step by step instructions for assembly are included.
Love Like A Saint Love Quote Cards
April 1, 2016 by Leave a Comment
Love Like A Saint (Love Quote Cards)
PDF Download: $5
This Craft Kit includes 48 different cards with Kelly Saints images and the accompanying Love Quotes from each Saint. These are SO cute and appealing to kids (and adults too!). Why not encourage our kids to look to SAINTS as their heroes and role models!? Great for Saint Valentine’s Day cards, lunch box notes, snail mail gifts, chore chart badges…and thoughtful reminders all year long!
Easter is 50 Days!
March 29, 2016 by Leave a Comment
Banking on our experience from prior years, I think there is a natural tendency to pack a whole lot of celebrating, feasting and chocolate-eating on Easter Sunday and maybe even this whole week…but we tend to forget that we are still in Easter celebration mode until Pentecost, especially after the chocolate runs out.
