really lovely! That cross came out so pretty! Thanks for sharing! I am enjoying this study so much! Perfect for Lenten season as we journey to the cross.
Beautiful post, I really enjoy your tutorials. I have watched you for years, in fact I think you were among the very First Ladies I watched when I began Bible Journaling. I appreciate the time you spend in the word explaining and the techniques you use. Blessings to you and your family🙏🏻💕
Good afternoon Lindsey. I loved this faux stained glass video. I always love your videos because they do make me smile and also cheer me up when I need it too. Hope you have an awesome and blessed rest of your day. Hugs always, Sue M. (Clearwater, Florida)❤️🥰🌸🦋🌴😎👼🙏🏻❌⭕️
I just suggested to Tom that BytheWell consider bringing back these word exploration cards to the website, perhaps in a neutral color, so we could order them and use them with the flash cards each month to create tags similar to the one you did here. If you agree, could you pretty please also put in a good word for their bringing back the Word Exploration cards? I think these would be great to use with the Greek and Hebrew stamps too!
I thought you meant you were doing the Bible journaling in the car. I was like "wow.... that's awesome she can do that in the car!" 😂😂😂🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️ Beautiful layout, as always! 😀❤️
I would say it is. The foundry wax almost has a mirrored finish to it. And you can get just a different look with it since it applies differently than embossing powder.
I prepped it with the powder tool (this removes any static or stickiness so the embossing powder only adheres where I want it to) and then used an Embossing Pen to lay down a clear sticky ink for the embossing powder to adhere to.
@@LindseyDecor I thought that was what you were calling it. I see you used it several times. I just ordered some of these glazes, but I am very much a newbie! I will look up what the powder tool looks like. It looked like a bottle??? Do you have a picture?
It’s the EK Success Powder tool linked in the description box. This is a super helpful video for all the info on heat embossing 😉 ua-cam.com/video/1M4dLLLfCdE/v-deo.html
Yes! I was teaching D (We are reading thru it but stopped for Passion month & Tetelestai.) how 700 HUNDRED years before Christ Isaiah prophecies about the details of the crucifixion & King David even earlier, 1,000 years! If doubts ever attack his mind, that could tip the faith scale!! 🙌🏼💕
Jesus is on every page of the Bible. Love this. Always encouraged by your videos. 🌷🌷🌷
Love how the stained glass cross came out! A beautiful layout over all
I love how you always Go back to Jesus 💜 may God bless you Lindsey
really lovely! That cross came out so pretty! Thanks for sharing! I am enjoying this study so much! Perfect for Lenten season as we journey to the cross.
And PS: Elegant page!! LOVE all the “chichi lala” extra finishes! Wow!!
Beautiful post, I really enjoy your tutorials. I have watched you for years, in fact I think you were among the very First Ladies I watched when I began Bible Journaling. I appreciate the time you spend in the word explaining and the techniques you use. Blessings to you and your family🙏🏻💕
Love it! Thanks for hanging out for so long 💕
Wow this is a beautiful page. I like watching you after watching Tim Holtz Saturdays. Gorgeous page.
Absolutely gorgeous! Love all the ways to learn more!!
Good afternoon Lindsey. I loved this faux stained glass video. I always love your videos because they do make me smile and also cheer me up when I need it too. Hope you have an awesome and blessed rest of your day. Hugs always, Sue M. (Clearwater, Florida)❤️🥰🌸🦋🌴😎👼🙏🏻❌⭕️
So many great ideas! Thanks for sharing.
Love Love Love!
I just suggested to Tom that BytheWell consider bringing back these word exploration cards to the website, perhaps in a neutral color, so we could order them and use them with the flash cards each month to create tags similar to the one you did here. If you agree, could you pretty please also put in a good word for their bringing back the Word Exploration cards? I think these would be great to use with the Greek and Hebrew stamps too!
Beautiful page and message!
Wow the stain glass process was so worth it.. beautiful! 🖤✨
Love how this came out!!! That stained glass stamp is gorgeous!!!! Your page is simple but impactful ❤️❤️❤️
I thought you meant you were doing the Bible journaling in the car. I was like "wow.... that's awesome she can do that in the car!" 😂😂😂🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️ Beautiful layout, as always! 😀❤️
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Lindsey the RVArts pressure tool would have worked well for the large background stamp. The stained glass technique is wonderful!! Thanks
Thanks!
Is the ending look of the gold foundry wax vastly different from using gold embossing powder along the edges?
I would say it is. The foundry wax almost has a mirrored finish to it. And you can get just a different look with it since it applies differently than embossing powder.
@@LindseyDecor thanks! I really love what you did with this one.
Hi Lindsey…what are you using at 10:40 mark after you have colored the cross?
I prepped it with the powder tool (this removes any static or stickiness so the embossing powder only adheres where I want it to) and then used an Embossing Pen to lay down a clear sticky ink for the embossing powder to adhere to.
@@LindseyDecor I thought that was what you were calling it. I see you used it several times. I just ordered some of these glazes, but I am very much a newbie! I will look up what the powder tool looks like. It looked like a bottle??? Do you have a picture?
It’s the EK Success Powder tool linked in the description box. This is a super helpful video for all the info on heat embossing 😉
ua-cam.com/video/1M4dLLLfCdE/v-deo.html
@@LindseyDecor Never mind!! I found it. I found your supply list! Thank you so much!
Yes! I was teaching D (We are reading thru it but stopped for Passion month & Tetelestai.) how 700 HUNDRED years before Christ Isaiah prophecies about the details of the crucifixion & King David even earlier, 1,000 years! If doubts ever attack his mind, that could tip the faith scale!! 🙌🏼💕
That’s awesome that you guys are studying that! It’s wild when you start making all of the tiny little connections between the OT and NT!