"Church Scrapbooking"

This is a photo of three of the ladies involved in the scrapbooking class at the Church. They are great women of our Church. Standing from left to right is Ms. Ruth Ann & Ms. Loraine, and sitting is Ms. Opal. This morning we made great progress! Our topic for this month was on the "Church", so our goal was to get our pages prepared with a picture of the front of our Church and then leave journaling space for each to express what the church means to them. Next month's topic is on Rest.

They all liked their lamb I made for them. Now, I've got to decide what I'll make next month!

The guidebook I'm using for these classes each month is from Gifts from God. It is amazing and I am blessed to have the opportunity to do this with these ladies.

"Little Lambs"

I decorated these lambs for the ladies in my scrapbooking/bible study class at church.

I took each wooden lamb and adhered a mini clothes pin and magnet to the back, so that it can go on a filing cabinet, refrigerator, etc. and the clothes pin on back can hold messages.

I tied each lamb up in a cello bag with black & white checked ribbon, and attached a tag that reads : "Behold the Lamb of God" John 1:36

**I wanted to add a note: I bought the lambs already painted at Hobby Lobby**

This first picture shows how the back of the lamb looks, with the clothes pin and magnet adhered:


This picture is of the supplies I used. The glue is Liquid Fusion; magnet strips and small clothes pins:

"Gum Holders"

I have been asked to teach scrapbooking once a month to the senior women's group at church. In the class, part of my instruction involves helping the ladies create an album about themselves, titled "God's Good Gifts". So, each month, we work together on a different topic, in order to 'build' this album. It is going to be a great opportunity for fellowship for each of us!

Each month, my goal is to take everyone a little 'something' from me. (Last month, I gave them each a resin cross) Therefore, for this month, I made gum holders, in a variety of cardstock colors. It just a little reminder that I thought of each of them as I was preparing for my class.