Creative Scrapbooker Magazine Feature

Something extremely exciting happened this last month.  Creative Scrapbooker magazine featured Creative Faith!

The author of the article was looking for ideas on interesting ways to use washi tape.  I wrote a blog article about 5 favorite ways to use washi tape, which you can read here.  I forwarded her the article, as well as various pictures of Bible journaling pages I have used washi tape on.

She loved this page I created in Nehemiah, which also features a FREEBIE I created for Creative Faith.  You can download and print these Scrabble letters here.  These versatile Scrabble letters make the perfect addition to Bible journaling and more.  I use them on Bible pages, in my prayer journal, on cards, and in my traveler’s notebooks.  You can print them large or small.  You could also print them on sticker paper, or vellum paper to give a completely different look.

Once the author, Allison, selected the page she liked, we emailed back and forth a few times.  I did not have to send my Bible in to the magazine to be photographed.  She sent me a list of criteria for what the picture should look like.  There should be a white background, space around the edge, etc. so they could edit and crop the image as needed.

Then, I waited until the magazine came out!  Creative Scrapbooker was nice enough to send me a free copy of the magazine.  I freaked out with excitement when it landed on the doorstep.  God is so good.  He knows what encouragement we need.  It amazes me that Creative Faith appears on the pages of a secular magazine.

The Bible page contains a verse that God has been reminding me about lately: joy.

“…for the joy of the Lord is your strength!”  Nehemiah 8:10

This perfect reminder arrived at the perfect time, as God often works.

Check out Creative Scrapbooker magazine, and grab a copy at your local store to see Creative Faith in print.  You can go to their website and search here to find a store that carries the magazine.

Have you downloaded the Scrabble letters yet?  Have you used them in any projects?  Let us know in the comments below!  We would love to hear from you!