Chronological Bible Study - All 12 Month FREE DOWNLOADS!

I was blogging at Wee Share for years and years. I loved it. I happened to miss my window to renew the domain name for Wee Share via Blue Host. Right before realizing that I needed to renew the domain name... I noticed that I was having trouble with my email address associated with the blog.

I assumed it was because I had forgotten to renew the domain name for Wee Share. When I went to renew the domain name... I couldn't remember my password to log in to Blue Host. So, I went to remind myself of the password... and... since my email wasn't working, it wouldn't let me reset the password.

I was in a horrible circle of going nowhere for a while. With NO HELP from Blue Host, Wee Share died. All of my Bible Study printables that I had posted up on the site died with it. LUCKILY... the majority of them are still on my flash drive! WOO HOO for flash drives!

I've -very last minutely right before the new year- decided that I'm going to post them below in a list fashion. Then, for Pinterest purposes, there will be photos and photos after that. Enjoy! Be sure to share and leave me feedback! I love comments and feedback - I'll try my best to respond as soon as possible. Also - Please forgive me for the condition of the blog at the moment, I'm working on rebranding it. It's been about 8 years since I've even touched this blog! 

Here are the FULL SIZE Printable Downloads for the Chronological Bible Study:

• January
• February
• March
• April
• May
• June
• July
• August
• September
• October
• November
• December

Here are the CREATIVE PLANNER (A5) Printable Downloads for the Chronological Bible Study: 

• January
• February
• March
• April
• May
• June
• July
• August
• September
• October
• November
• December

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[Custom] Crib Quilt Pictures!

A couple months ago, one of my coworkers asked me to make a t-shirt quilt for his grand daughter. Today's post is all about showing y'all the outcome of the quilt. 

When he first asked me to make the quilt (in January), I had JUST found out that I was pregnant with my first child. My first trimester was HORRIBLE. That's why I am just now getting finished with it. However, a lot of my time was spent thinking about and planning how I could make these t-shirts into a girlie baby crib quilt. 

He had given me a huge stack of t-shirts and told me to use whatever I wanted to make the quilt. I decided to stay with all the gray t-shirts and pair it with white and pink to make it super girlie. 

The back of the crib quilt is a pink and white polka dot fabric - I think it really helps add to the "girlieness" of the quilt. 

I personalized it with his granddaughter's name on it. I decided to use a different technique when appliquéing the letters on the quilt. First, I applied them with heat-n-bond ultra. Usually, I go around the letters with a zig zag stitch before I finish the quilting process - even though the heat-n-bond ultra is supposed to hold FOREVER. Because of the wear n' tear that quilts endure, I want the extra security that the letters will stay in the washer and while cuddling with a little one. 

So, instead of immediately making a zig zag stitch around the letters, I went ahead and finished the quilting. I made my quilt sandwich and free motioned the quilt together. Then I went around the letters with a zig zag stitch. Why do I like this method better? Because the zig zag stitch left a really neat "outline" of the name on the back of the quilt! Although I am going to try this method again in the future, I think it will only look this great on quilts with a light color backing. 

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