These are a couple sample hearts I did to get them started.
I don't know who did this one, but it sure is pretty.
This pretty piece was done by our missionary care director's wife, Sue Kidd. Hasn't she got the most beautiful smile?
Rachel Cross, left, came in from France and Jerene Reddin, from Arkansas, blessed us with her music ministry all week long.
Jasmin Nahapetyan, came in from Armenia and did a pretty piece. You can see it better in the shot below. Jasmin in Armenia starts with an H.
Isn't that pretty? We all had fun layering with doilies, more hearts, silk flowers and beaded buttons and earring backs. This is how I use some of the old jewelry people send me.
This one was done by Celia Broom who came in from Ghana, Africa. Someone said it looked like and owl. Who doesn't love owls, right? They are so popular now it seems.
Our whole group of ladies representing the U.S., Romania, France, Armenia and Jordan. I love doing this and we all had such a great time. Thank you to all who send materials that allows me the privilege of this ministry. You are a blessing to so many folks.
9 comments:
Love the hearts!
Reminded me that I had not been crafting for long time and hope my hubby is not upset for not receiving handmade present from me this year :X
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Oh, these are so pretty! This would be such a lovely idea for a get-together with friends =)
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This looks like such a cool project to do while visiting at the same time. A time to share and a time to care!
Love them all!!
All of them look so beautiful!
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These hearts are stunningly beautiful. I especially love the first three that are pictured but all are gorgeous. Glad you got some crafting time in! (nightdescends)
Thank you all for your lovely and encouraging comments. Sure appreciate you taking the time.
Coleen
That was a fun night! Enjoyed it - thanks Coleen.
I love how you do ministry work thru your crafts. So many gorgeous hearts. Plus getting to share the word with these beautiful women. You inspire me to be a better person when I read your blog.
Karen, what sweet words. Thank you. I try to be a blessing.
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