hitchedpumpkin
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First let me say that I am creatively challenged and appreciate any and all suggestions. Second, let me tell you that I don't even own a glue gun.
DD5's kindegarten class is working on a prayer cloth project. Each family gets a 16"x18" block of a white bedsheet. Each student takes the entire sheet home for 1 week then brings it in to pass on to the next family. So far about 7 or 8 families have already done their squares and let me tell you I am impressed. And very far out of my league.
I am thinking about using a bible verse and then gluing or tracing a picture to represent the verses. Since I have no talent at all I need something easy that won't look like my 5 year old did the project (yeah I know, these school projects SHOULD be done by the kids but this one does not even have the pretense of being done by the kids. They call it a "family project". Yeah, right! I'm on my own with this one)
I do have 2 ideas. I just don't know how to bring them to life and I am so stressed.
Option 1
"Look upon the rainbow and praise him that made it."
Option 2
The other option I am thinking about is using a verse that ties in with the theme for Catholic School's Week. The theme is "Pays Dividends for Life" and I was thinking about this verse:
"Train up a child in the way he should go; and when he is old he will not depart from it"
With this verse I was thinking I could show a picture of a house, a school and a church - you know playing off the "it takes a village to raise a child" idea.
Question - what options do I have for printing the verse onto my square? My handwriting is awful. Stencils? Do I use markers, paints??
Thoughts on how I can create some kind of scene for either of these options? I can't paint, draw or sew.
Pleaes take pity on me and send me your suggestions on how I could bring either of my ideas together without making a mess out of the whole prayer blanket. I am completely stressed out. Oh yea...due on Monday.
DD5's kindegarten class is working on a prayer cloth project. Each family gets a 16"x18" block of a white bedsheet. Each student takes the entire sheet home for 1 week then brings it in to pass on to the next family. So far about 7 or 8 families have already done their squares and let me tell you I am impressed. And very far out of my league.
I am thinking about using a bible verse and then gluing or tracing a picture to represent the verses. Since I have no talent at all I need something easy that won't look like my 5 year old did the project (yeah I know, these school projects SHOULD be done by the kids but this one does not even have the pretense of being done by the kids. They call it a "family project". Yeah, right! I'm on my own with this one)
I do have 2 ideas. I just don't know how to bring them to life and I am so stressed.
Option 1
"Look upon the rainbow and praise him that made it."
AND/OR
"The heavens tell of the glory of God. The skies display his marvelous craftsmanship."Option 2
The other option I am thinking about is using a verse that ties in with the theme for Catholic School's Week. The theme is "Pays Dividends for Life" and I was thinking about this verse:
"Train up a child in the way he should go; and when he is old he will not depart from it"
With this verse I was thinking I could show a picture of a house, a school and a church - you know playing off the "it takes a village to raise a child" idea.
Question - what options do I have for printing the verse onto my square? My handwriting is awful. Stencils? Do I use markers, paints??
Thoughts on how I can create some kind of scene for either of these options? I can't paint, draw or sew.
Pleaes take pity on me and send me your suggestions on how I could bring either of my ideas together without making a mess out of the whole prayer blanket. I am completely stressed out. Oh yea...due on Monday.
