Fear and Name

I used Roman ScrD for the font, printed onto copy paper, rounded the corners and inked the edges blue. I used the same font to make my title, printed onto card stock, cut them apart and inked the edges blue. When I am cutting a word apart like this I leave lots of room to cut them apart. the tab is cut into two parts, the light blue card stock, folded in half and glued onto the card and the corners rounded. The darker blue was then folded in half, corners rounded and glued on top of the light blue. The flower is from a scrapbook page I did earlier and has a large rhinestone in the center. I used the same colored rhinestones at the bottom of my Scripture and quote.

Week 37: Fear (front Scripture)

"Do not be afraid for I am with you."

Issiah 43:5

Fear (back Quote)

You block your dream when you allow

your fear to grow bigger than you faith

- Mary Manin Morrissey

I used Roman ScrD as the font, printed, rounded the left side corners and inked the edges in black. I matted this onto a light green card stock, rounded the left hand side corners and inked the edges. The "Name" is the same font, printed onto card stock, rounded the top corners and matted onto blue card stock. The blue label has black stitches around the top edges.

Week 38: Name (front Scripture)

"From the rising of the sun to the place where it sets,

the Name of the Lord is to be Praised."

Psalm 113:3

Name: (back definition)

1: a word or combination of words by which a person

or thing is regularly known.

Recipe: Paper: White, blue, green card stock and background papers; Ink: blue and black; Misc: stitching stickers, rhinestones, corner rounder punch, glue.

Leading and Treasure

I used RomanScrD as the font, printed on copy paper and inked the edges in pink. The pink square tab is from some of Mom's stash. I printed "Leading" on white card stock punched, with a square punch and inked the edges in pink. The flowers are left over from another project, but were cut with the Cricut from the Home Accents Cartridge. They were chalked and layered on top of pink flower and dark green flower . I used a pop up dot behind the green flower.

Week 35: Leading (front Scripture)


"Guide me in your truth and teach me, for you are God my savior's hope is in you all day long"

Matthew 6:31



Leading (back definition)
1a: to guide especially by going in advance:
b: to direct on a course or in a direction
c: to serve as channel for
d: to lie, go , or open in a specified direction


Font used is Vivaldi for the Scripture and the definition, printed on copy paper and inked the edges in red. I used two sized of the scallop punch for the bottom corner. I stamped in black ink onto a transparency the swirls and embossed with clear embossing powder, then cur around them and mounted them on the top corner onto the scallop corner. The hearts are cut using the George and the Basic Shapes cartridge in red and mounted with pop up dots.

Week 36: Treasure (front Scripture)

"for where your Treasure is there your Heart will be also."

Matthew 6:21





Treasure (back definition)

Someone or something that is valued highly






Recipe: Paper scraps: Black, red, pink, white, green, background papers, transparency Ink: pink, red and black Punches: Scallop punches in two sizes, square punch; Font: RomanScrD and Vivaldi; Cricut Cartridge: George and the Basic Shapes, Home Accents; Misc: pop up dots

Heart and Blessed

I used RomanScrD for the script,printed on copy paper and inked the edges in red. "Heart" was printed on card stock and punched out. The dark red square is from Mom's stash. I used a floral pin and glued a few beads in place, then attached to button. The button has yarn strung, tied into a bow and attached with a clear adhesive dot.

Week 33: Heart (front Scripture)
Trust in the Lord with all you heart and lean not on your own understanding in all acknowledge him and hew ill make your paths straight.
Proverbs 3:5-6



Heart (back definition)
1: the central or most important part.






I used Lesser Concern for the font, printed on copy paper and inked the edges green. The tab is two different sizes of scallop punches. The background is actually from a Kleenex box. The swirls are from the Cricut Cartridge Christmas Cheer from the holly cut.


Week 34: Blessed (front Scripture)
"May his name endure forever; may it continue as long as the sun. All nations will be blessed through him and they will him blessed."
Psalm 72:17






Blessed (back definition)
1: to make holy
2: to make the sign of the cross upon or over
3: t ask diving care or protection for
4: to praise or honor as holy.






Recipe: Paper: red, white, background papers, Ink: Green, red; Cricut Cartridge: Christmas Cheer; Fonts: RomanScrD, Lesser Concern; Punches two sizes of scallop oval punch, square; Misc: floral pin, beads, buttons, yarn, clear adhesive dots.

Choice and Believe

I used Three Dates, One Night as the font. The one draw back is that it does not have numbers. I printed out on copy paper and inked the edges in orange. The accent is the swirl cut from the Christmas Cheer holly cut and was left over from another project. From a piece of orange paper I cut used the corner punch square step, cut out and glued onto top of "Choice".

Week 31: Choice (front Scripture)
I have chosen the way of truth,
I have set my heart on your laws
Psalm 119:30

Choice (back definition)
1: the act of choosing
2: the power of choosing
a: a person or thing chosen,
b: the best part.

I used RomanScrD for the font, printed on copy paper, inked the edges in green. I used one two of my floral pins that I colored the pearl top, strung a few beads on and glued in place. I then threaded my button with hemming lace and inserted the finished floral pin through the lace. This was then attached to the card with a pop up dot. I decided to use a quoote instead of the defination.

Week 32: Believe (front Scripture)
That is you can confess with your mouth, "Jesus is Lord", and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified.

Believe (back Quote)
"Belief equals a change in Behavior."

Recipe: Paper: Scraps of orange, green white; Ink: orange, green; Punches: Square Steps Corner, two sizes of circle punches; Cricut Cartridge: Christmas Cheer Font: Three Dates, One Night, RomanScrD ; Misc: floral pin, beads, buttons, hemming lace, pop up dots, glue.

God's Word and Obey

I used Vivaldi for the font as both the scripture and the tab. I used two sizes of the scallop punches for the tab. "God's Word" is printed on white card stock, punched out with the smaller scallop punch and inked in purple. This is layered onto the dark purple card stock. The marque is from mom's stash.

Week 29: God's Word (front Scripture)

"Thy word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path."

Psalm 119:105

The back is blank as I have not figured out what I want on it.

Once again I used Quill for my font on the scripture and definition, printed on copy paper and inked the edges in green. I used Tags, Bags, Boxes and more to cut the tag on white card stock then inked using Distress Ink. I then stamped "Obey" in brown ink. After it was dry I threaded brown ribbon through it and attached a brown button on the tag. I used a decorative punch on the brown and tan striped paper. To finish off the tag I use three buttons on the bottom of the Scripture and Definition.

Week 30: Obey (front Scripture)

"I will obey your law,

for ever and ever."

Psalm 119:44

Obey: (back definition)

1a: to follow the commands or guidance of,

b: to be obedient

2: to act in agreement with

Recipe: Paper: Scraps of white, dark purple, green and tan striped, and background papers. Stamps: Studio G Alphabet Set Upper Case; Ink: purple, green, brown Distress Inks: Peeled paint, Antique Linen; Cricut: Tags, Bags, Boxes and More; Punches: Decorative edges, Scallop punches in two sizes; Misc: brown ribbon, buttons

Rest and Strength

The font is Little Lord Fauntelroy, printed onto copy paper and inked the edges in blue. The tab is a square folded in half. From tan card stock I punched the border using the Arch Lattice punch and the strip of tan paper was glued at the bottom . I punched a blue border and glued the blue strip at the top. I use the corner rounder punch to make the scallop edge. The flowers were punched a a blue rhinestone was used for the centers.


Week 27: Rest (front Scripture)
'For anyone who enders God's rest also rest from his own work, just as God did from His.'
Hebrew 4:10

Rest (back definition)

I used the font CK Curly for this week, printed on copy paper, and inked the edges. The tab is a piece of blue paper with the flower punched out after it was glued together, then corners were rounded. The flower was then used as an accent on the card. "Strength" is punched out of a dark pink paper. The medallion and strip at the bottom was from Mom's stash and are wall paper paper.

Week 28: Strength (front Scripture)
The Lord gives
strength to his
people: the Lord
blesses his people with Peace.
Psalm 29:11







Strength (back definition):
1: the quality or sate of being strong
2: power to resist force
3; power to resist attack
4: the power to have an effect.

Recipe: Paper: Scraps of blue, dark pink, red, tan, backgrounds Punches: Arch Lattice Punch - Martha Stewart, Scrap Essential Alphabet set, flower punch, Scrap Essential Alphabet Set Ink: blue; Fonts: Little Lord Fauntleroy, Misc: glue, rhinestones

Holy and Tongue

I use Black Chancery as the font, printed on copy paper, inked the edges in blue. The tab is cut from the Accent Essential Cartridge in blackout and the edges are inked in blue. "Holy" is punched from dark blue paper. The butterflies are punched using the Martha Stewart butterfly punch once in dark blue paper than again in a blue patterned paper.

Week 25: Holy (front Scripture)

Holy, Holy, Holy is the

Lord Almighty, The Whole Earth is Filled with his Glory.

- Isiah 6:30

Holy (back definition)

1: worthy of complete devotion and trust

2: divine

3: set apart to the service of God

4: respected as sacred

5: complete, utter

I used Ck Curly for the font this time, printed on copy paper and inked the edges in red. The tab was created with Design Studio and the George cartridge. This portion was actually left over from another project, so the full circle only shows on the front of the card. I inked the edges in red. I punched "tongue" in green and glued the letters on the circles of the tab. Using a flower punch I punched flowers out of a different pink and a red card stock and sandwiched them together. One flower I cut in half for a tab on the front of the card and placed the other half on the back of the card at the bottom of the card.

Week 26: Tongue (front Scripture)

With the tongue we praise our Lord

and Father, and with it we curse men

who have been made in Gods likeness.

- James 3:9

Tongue (back definition)

1: the power of communication

Recipe: Paper: Scraps of white, dark blue, blue pattered, pink two colors, red, green, Ink: blue, red and background papers Ink: blue, red, Punches: Scrap Essential Alphabet set Fonts, Martha Stewart butterfly, flower punch Cricut Cartridge: Accent Essentials Font: Black Chancery, CK Curly

Truth and Doubt

The font is Quill, printed on copy paper and the edges are inked in blue. I used two sizes of the scallop oval punch for the tab. "Truth" is printed on white card stock, punched using the smaller of the two punches, then cut bottom third of the oval off.

Week 23: Truth (front Scripture)

"Guide me into your truth and teach me,

for you are God my savior, and my hope

in you all day long."

-Psalm 25:4-6

Truth (back definition)

1: the quality or state of being true

2: a true or accepted statement

3: the body of real events or facts

4: agreement with fact or reality

I used Quill for the font again, printed on copy paper and the edges are inked in pink. I used the same two oval scallop punches for the tabs. "Doubt is printed out on pink card stock and the edges are inked in pink. I kept the cards simple as the background paper I used were pretty busy. The background paper for Truth is some I've had forever - over 10 years, and this is the last of it.

Week 24: Doubt (front Scripture)

"but when he asks, he must believe and not doubt, because he who doubts is like a wave of sea, blown and tossed by the wind."

- James 1:6

Doubt (back definition)

1: to be uncertain about

2: to lack confidence in

3: to consider unlikely

Recipe: Paper: Scraps of dark blue, white, pink, kraft and background Ink: blue, blue Punches: Scallop Oval punches in two sizes Font: Quill

Wisdom and Time

The font is RomansScrD once again, printed on copy paper, edges are inked in a bright orange. The tab is cut using the Cricut from a border file I made with design studio. The edges are inked in bright orange. "Wisdom" is spelled out with the Mini Dotty Alphabet foam stamps.

Week 21: Wisdom (front Scripture)

"Teach us to number our days aright that we may gain a heart of Wisdom"

- Psalm 90:12

Wisdom (back definition)

1a: learning acquired over a period of time

b: ability to see beneath the surface of things

c: good sense

2: a wise attitude, belief, or course of action

(I know I misspelled surface on my card but I've corrected it on the word file.)

The font is Lesser Concern, printed on copy paper and the edges are inked in brown ink. "Time was printed on copy paper and cut with a 1/2" circle punch, and the edges are inked in brown ink. The tab was cut with the Cricut using Fabulous Finds. The clock is a stamp set from Close to My Heart. I stamped the pieces in Versa Mark Ink and embossed with copper Embossing Powder. The pieces were cut out and distressed using Ranger's, Distress Inks. I used pop up dots behind the clock face and the outside circle.

Week 22: Time (front Scripture)

"He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the hearts of men; yet they cannot fathom what GOD has done from beginning to end."

- Ecclesiastes 3:11

Time (back definition)

1a: the period during which an action, process,

or condition exists or continues b: part of the

day when one is free to do as one pleases

2: a point or period when something occurs

3: a set or usural moments or hour for something

to happen, begin or end

Recipe: Paper: Scraps of white, blue, orange, background papers. Ink: bright orange, brown, Ranger Distress inks: Antique Linen and Scattered Straw, Versa Mark embossing ink Circut Cartridges: George and the Shapes, Fabulous Finds, Design Studio, Punches: circle Misc: Mini Dotty Alphabet Foam Stickers, pop up dots, copper embossing powder

Desire and Creator

I used NevsionCasD for the font this week, printed on copy paper and inked the edges in light green for the scriptures and pink for the definition. The border was cut using Design Studio and George and the Basic Shapes, mounted on white card stock and the edges are inked. The paper clips are sandwiched between two punched circles. The flower gems were added to the middle of the border and the left and right hand side of the scripture and definition.

Week 19: Desire (front Scripture)

"Delight yourself in the Lord and he will give you the desires of your heart." - Psalm 37:4

"For God is working in you, giving you the power to do what pleases him." - Philippians 2:13

Desire (back definition)

1: to long for : wish earnestly

2: to call for : express a wish for

I used RomanScr D for the font, printed on copy paper and inked the edges in light blue. I printed Creator for the tab and punched with a circle punch, inked the edges and mounted on a larger blue circle for the tab. The ribbon was some that was left over from a gift.

Week 20: Creator (front Scripture)

"I will give thanks to Thee, for I am Fearfully and Wonderfully made."

- Psalm 139:14

Creator (back definition)

1: one that creates or produces :Maker

2: capitalized :God

Recipe: Paper: Scraps of pink, green, blue, background papers Ink: light blue, light green, pink Fonts: RomansScrD, NevsionCasD Punches: circles punches Cricut: Design Studio, George and the Basic Shapes Misc: green paper clips, gems, wrapping ribbon, pop up dots.

Glory and Fruit

Once again I used RomanScr D as the font, printed on copy paper and inked in light glue. Tab is a rectangle folded in half with the corners rounded. I punched "Glory" in light blue paper.

Week 17: Glory (front Scripture)
Ascribe to the Lord the Glory due his name; worship the Lord in the splendor of his holiness.
- Psalm 29:2








Glory (back definition)
1a: praise, honor, or distinction given by common consent b: worshipful praise, honor, and thanksgiving
2: the splendor and bliss of heaven





For week 18 I used Michaelmas as the font, printed on copy paper, inked the edges in light green. The leaf border is cut using Design Studio and the Walk in My Garden cartridge. I stamped "Fruit" on white card stock in green and inked the edges in light blue and glued on a precut curvy shape I received from mom. I topped it off with a couple extra floral pins from another project. Click here to go to the post on how I made these.




Week 18: Fruit (front Scripture)
The Fruit of the Spirit is Love, Joy, Peace, Patience, Kindness, Goodness, Faithfulness, Gentleness and Self-control.
Galatians 5:22-23








Fruit (back definition)
Result product

Recipe: Paper: Scraps of red print two kinds, light blue, dark green, white, and background paper Ink: light blue, light green, Stamps: Studio G Alphabet Stamp Set Series 3 Cricut: Design Studio, Walk in My Garden, Punch: corner rounder Fonts: Roman Scr D, Michaelmas Misc: beads, floral pin, acrylic ink, ribbon, pop up dots.

Once again I have no idea if mom cut the shape with her cricut or used a punch.

Joy and His Presence

For week 15 I use RomanScrD one again but this time I printed it in color on copy paper, inked the edges in black. I used a decorative punch on a turquoise piece of paper. The tab is just a rectangle folded in half and I rounded the corners. "Joy" is stickers, these came from mom so I have no idea who made them.

Week 15: Joy (front Scripture)

Be joyful in hope patient in affliction, faithful in Prayer.

- Rom 12:12

Joy (back definition)

1: a feeling of great pleasure or happiness that comes from success, good fortune, or a sense of well-being

2: something that gives joy

For week 16 I used CK Woodbine as the font, printed on copy paper, and inked the edges in light blue. I punched a border in the light green paper, glued to the side of the card, and punched "presence" in a brighter light green, glued this onto a black base. Since my background paper was busy I punched a few of the branches out of coordinating colors and glued them into the corner.

Week 16: His Presence (front Scripture)

"Blessed are those who have learned to acclaim you, who walk in the light of your presence, O Lord"

- Psalm 89:15

His Presence (back definition)

1: the fact or state of being present

2: position close to a person

3: a person's appearance

4: something felt or believed to be present.

Recipe: Paper: Scraps of blue, turquoise, black, yellow, light green, light blue, gray, background papers Punches: decorative punch, Scrap Essential Alphabet set, corner rounder, Martha Stewart branch punch Ink: blue, black Fonts: RomansScr D and CK Woodbine Misc: stickers

Live and Listen

I used Cursive Handwriting Sample for the Week 11 font, printed on copy paper and inked the edges with light blue ink, then taped a blue ribbon folded in half to the back. I used the medium scallop oval punch for the outside of the tab and my Fiskars template to cut out the blue oval. The letters for "live" are punched using the Scrap Essential Alphabet set. The flower stem on the front is attached using pop up dots and the single flowers I used a button then with the pop up dot.

Week 11: Live (front Scripture)

I have two scriptures on the front of this card.

We live by faith and by sight -2 Cornithians 5:7

Let me live that I may praise You - Psalm 119.175

Live( back definition)

1a: to be alive b: to continue alive 2. to keep oneself alive 3. to have home 4. to pass one's life 5. to show great enthusiasm or excitement in life

I used Cursive Handwriting Sample for the scripture and definition, printed on copy paper and inked the edges. Using the corner rounder punch without the guard on I punched the scallop edging. I altered the floral pin and attached to the button with ribbon. I used the Font RomandScr D for the "Listen" on the tab, and cut using a small circle punch. I pulled the ribbon through the button, tied a knot. The floral pin was altered and pushed through the ribbon then attached with a pop up dot.

Week 12: Listen (front Scripture)

Now therefore Listen to me my children for blessed are those who keep my ways

- Proverbs 8:32

Listen (back definition)

1: to pay attention in order to hear

2 : to give head; follow advice

Recipe: Punches: Oval Scallop, corner rounder, circle punches, Scrap Essential Alphabet set,

Ink: light blue, red Fonts: Cursive Handwriting Sample and RomandScr D Misc: Fiskars template, floral pin, buttons, beads, acrylic paint, ribbon, silk flowers, pop up dots, glue