Showing posts with label inspiration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inspiration. Show all posts

Thursday, April 22, 2010

eye spy

I've been so inspired browsing around the web these days. Then again, I'm always inspired. You should see the gazillion bookmarks I have in my internet browser!

Anyway, here's a few things that have been inspiring me lately (that I'm also hoping to try soon!)
Ruffled burlap runner 
photo from tatertotsandjello 

I think Jen has successfully created a burlap addiction in many of us! I've already purchased the burlap for this project and I have tons of fabric to make this. Hoping to get this one done up this weekend! You can see her tutorial here.

Portobellopixie
I am in love with her fabrics...especially this one:
photo from Portabellopixie
Farmer's Market. Just gorgeous. Must.have.all.of.them!!! Check out her blog here.

T-shirt aprons
photo from Ruffles and Stuff
We all have extra t-shirts laying around that we don't really wear, right?! You can find the tutorial here.

Glass Bead Necklace
photo from Get Craftin'
If you're a scrapper, then you have Mod Podge and cute paper to make this. The tutorial is here.

By the way, the last 2 ideas were shared at Ucreate. If you haven't been there you need to check it out. She's always posting neat projects over there!

That's it for now! I've been working on getting the house in order for company next week, my daughter's First Communion dress, party dress, invitations, party stuff, etc etc etc. I'll share some of that tomorrow :)
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Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Audrey Caroline

This video is just amazing. I sobbed through the entire thing. Who knew that this sweet little baby and the strength of her family could be such an inspiration to so many people. The Lord sure had a big job in store for her, didn't He??

If you're one of the 2 people that haven't yet found Angie Smith's blog, you can head over here. Click here to head over to the beginning of the story about Audrey Caroline.

Wednesday, January 14, 2009

inspirational & very moving videos

In the last week I've come across some very moving videos. Be warned, you WILL need kleenex to watch these...several.

The first is on Layle Koncar's blog. Click here to view.

The second video is on Jessica Turner's blog, click here to view. This one broke my heart and uplifted me all at the same time. For a description of what's going on in that video, you can go here and view the video. I am *so* inspired by this family's strength and faith. I felt so honored to have had the chance to watch this video. Because there are many in this world who wouldn't have allowed this sweet baby girl to enter the world. It teaches us all about the sanctity of life. And the joy that she brought to her family, if only for just a few hours, shows God's faithfulness to all of us. And I know that they are thankful to God for having had a chance to see their daughter, to be able to love her and to say their goodbyes.

Lastly, with everything that is going on this month with abortion "rights", I would not feel right with myself if I did not post at least one thing on this issue. I know that most of you head over here for all the scrappy stuff! And I don't like to get too serious most of the time. But this is an issue that has come near and dear to my heart. I've been slammed with some quite negative comments in the past but most of you have been *so* wonderful. I would encourage you to head over to Priests for Life and click on the videos in the right sidebar on "various abortion procedures" and judge for yourself whether or not a "fetus" is a life. I wholeheartedly agree with Father Frank when he says this isn't just a "religious" issue. If we're going to talk about abortion, let's know what we're talking about. Everyone always talk about this issue but do we all really know exactly what we're talking about? We wouldn't think twice about looking at an x-ray or CAT scan when receiving medical advice so this should no different.

As a side note ~ I understand that there are those of you out there who do not agree with me. I get that. And maybe you'll watch the videos and still not agree with me. And I do not judge you so I would respectfully ask that you do the same. It is simply my hope that maybe you will change your mind.
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