They say that it's supposed to be sixty degrees Sunday. Hmm. I guess crazier things have happened...
Lot's of creating going on around here. Sticks and fiber are taking form, anxious to see their new homes. "Only 2 more days" I tell them.
John 11:25-26
Jesus said to her, "I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live, and everyone who lives and believes in me shall never die. Do you believe this?
Joining Natural Suburbia's Creative Friday
Blessings, Debbie
Love all your projects!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors and textures.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter!
I love those crosses!
ReplyDeleteSuch simple beauty, Debbie! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI believe. And, I am so thankful for this gift.
ReplyDeleteYour creations are in full swing!! Fiber and Sticks becoming beautiful symbols. Hope you and yours have an uplifting Easter, Debbie. blessings ~ tanna
Yes, I believe and am ever so grateful for the dawn of the age of Grace once again this Easter season. I love those tiny crosses. I would tuck those lots of places to remind me....Happy Easter to you and yours, Debbie.
ReplyDeleteSuch strange weather this year.
ReplyDeleteLove the craft projects - you guys are make lovely sweetness - in both objects and memories.
Yes, I believe! Love your crosses. It's nice to see a craft that is oriented toward the true meaning of Easter.
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a joyful Easter weekend :)
ReplyDeleteYour little nest is darling.
ReplyDeleteYes! Only two more days, to the most important day!
ReplyDeleteI hope you'll have your sixty degrees, Debbie! Sounds you're having a New England type of weather over there. I love your little nests and crosses - beautiful!
Yes, I believe and I am also so very grateful!!!! Your crosses are so very sweet what a great idea!!
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a very blessed weekend,
~~Renee
I do believe this!
ReplyDeleteDeanna
I do Believe! Beautiful Projects too! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Debbie! You're so sweet! I just meant I'd like some more posts about the pups! Listen to me, getting so bossy and demanding. I'm so dog deprived, I like to look at my blog friends' dogs.
ReplyDeleteWow, snow! Easter egg hunts must be interesting where you are! I love your felted Easter decorations!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter! :D Love the crosses.
ReplyDeleteYou and your daughters have done a special job with those crosses. They are truly beautiful and I can see how they could be used to decorate, especially at this time of year.
ReplyDeleteMy oldest son would carve the best crosses when he was younger.
I love all the bird nests and petite Easter baskets and crosses. We are a blissful 65* now, but we are expecting snow tonight and/or tomorrow. Might be a white Easter here.
ReplyDeleteI believe!!
ReplyDelete(Why am I not surprised that you are creating?)
May your family have a blessed weekend as you celebrate the Living Savior!
Love,
Cheryl
Have a wonderful Easter. Yes, I believe it is true. I asked J what Easter was about and he said is was when God rose up and now He is alive!
ReplyDeleteI'm having so much fun catching up on your beautiful blog!
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Joanna
Happy Easter Debbie, to you and your beautiful family!
ReplyDeleteIt is supposed to be 80 here on Sunday and I can't believe it as I have been freezing here today too.
ReplyDeleteI love all of the things you have been making.
Have a joyous Easter.
He has risen!
Such beautiful things with sticks and fibre! Have a blessed Easter!!
ReplyDeleteWarmly!
Deborah
Hiya, Deb! Blessings to you and your family this Resurrection Weekend! Looks like you still have winter - our South Jersey spring is settling in nicely. Love all your fiber creations! I'm a textile nut but have little time to devote to my crafts - hoping to see that change soon!
ReplyDeleteJoy in Jesus!
Kathy
Oh my! A snowy Easter doesn't seem very.......Easterish.
ReplyDeleteDeb - I have a link on my last night's short piece - I wish you would go there and click and read it - you were one of the ones I put it there for, knowing that it would touch you like it did me. I'm unprepared for the springtime, more pagan parts of our Easter celebration. But I am always prepared for the spiritual side - amazed, full of joy an grief, wonder at mercy and resurrection and horror at mankind's potential for blindness and cruelty - always in love with hope and forgiveness. And amazed at the love and sacrifice made by the son of the living God for us all. For the children who try, and even for those who he knew would give up. The snow is actually very Easterish - such a symbol, on the bloom, of the truth of mortal life - in the middle of success, trial - in the middle of beauty, age or illness or the news - a chill that could make us lose sight of the brilliant bloom that will outlast the blight. And also a symbol of the grand diversity in life - one beauty laid over another - for our delight, education, amazement.
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