The Burlap Canvas Makeover {with paper cut lettering}
Well, I was beyond honored to be asked back a second time this year to speak craftiness to our local MOPS International group. [Clearly the sleep deprivation caused by having […]
Tag Archives: scripture
These Are A Few Of My Favorite [DaySpring] Things {and the winner!}
[disclaimer: this post contains affiliate links.] As many of you know, one of my favorite things about blogging is being able to give fun gifts away to you guys! AND […]
Pick Your Plum {review & giveaway}
After having perused the Pick Your Plum site for ages–that website that has new crafty, decor, or apparel deals each day–I finally gave it a try and ordered. They change […]
Get Your Whole Life Sorted {before school starts}, Part 1
I’ve been feeling that sort of low-level stress creep in as we are in the final countdown to a new school year. My days are already filling up with meetings […]
scripture doodle journal {& verse art}
A lot of times when I read a certain verse in the bible, I total see the words in graphic from, like subway style. And you know I ended up […]
Aqua & Magenta Scripture Art {and a giveaway}
Okay, so I’m just going to tell you how it played out. So you can think I’m even more crazy. I was cutting and washing some celery, putting together a […]
DaySpring Bargain Goodness {and a discount code for you}
Welp, it’s official. And I have to say I feel a little shy about it. [I’m the girl who doesn’t even like to host tupperware–or whatever–parties to avoid a friend […]
{why I’m thankful for} a nail in my tire
My mother takes a month-long trip to England each year to visit friends, family, and country. My father doesn’t go, but he always seems to manage–every year–to give her some […]
A DIYer’s Home: Art Tour
Well, if you’ve been around CampClem blog for a while, you might have noticed that a lot of my art doesn’t make the cut. It ends up getting gifted or […]
Kids’ Art + God’s Word {simple DIY keepsake canvas}
I have always loved children’s artwork, “primitive” artwork as it is formally known. And long before I ever had kids, I admired the fantastically funky and perfectly imperfect creations of […]
