MaidMirawyn
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Your quiver is well stocked!
I love that passage.
I used Psalm 127:3 for an activist/political project I had to do in Book Arts. We had to combine both text and image. I used a large (11" x 11") photo of my best friend's little girl (my "almost niece," as my friend has called her). Along the bottom, I put "Children are a blessing" and "Psalm 127:3." On the back I used several smaller photos, applied using wintergreen transfer so they looked sort of blotchy and faded around the edges, like the old daguerrotypes. I put some sort of text on that side about every moment with a child being a treasure. (Though it sounded cooler, I think...)
It was one of only two conservative pieces in the class, I think!

I used Psalm 127:3 for an activist/political project I had to do in Book Arts. We had to combine both text and image. I used a large (11" x 11") photo of my best friend's little girl (my "almost niece," as my friend has called her). Along the bottom, I put "Children are a blessing" and "Psalm 127:3." On the back I used several smaller photos, applied using wintergreen transfer so they looked sort of blotchy and faded around the edges, like the old daguerrotypes. I put some sort of text on that side about every moment with a child being a treasure. (Though it sounded cooler, I think...)
It was one of only two conservative pieces in the class, I think!