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Crafty Ladies

November 30, 2014 by Jared and Diana Jantz

IMG_3409 (2)Classes and schedules for both staff and students have been pretty hectic this semester so I decided that it was time to do something different, something fun, and possibly a bit “stretching”.  So … I hosted a card-making party with my Evangelism Girls Group.

IMG_3408I chose a night that would hopefully work for most of them and set the wheels turning.  Actually the wheels did not turn but my Cricut sure got a “work-out” in preparing for it.  I usually plan for at least three or four cards a piece … and more if time allows and the creative juices are flowing.

IMG_3415It is truly a night of fun connecting with these young women and encouraging them in their uniqueness and creativity.  Years ago, a dear friend of mine in Paraguay got me interested in card-making and I have enjoyed it ever since.  Her words of wisdom have been passed on to those I “stamp with” as well … ‘you cannot make a bad card, it is yours, it reflects you, it is beautiful’.

I know that my girls love this time together but it goes both ways … I love it too!

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