The Most Awkward Encounter Jesus Has…
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I was born in India and moved to Dallas when I was seven years old. For
most of my life, I was the only person who looked like me in the rooms I
walked int...
silver linings and quilt tops
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There was a slight shift in my breathing this weekend, as I settled into a
few projects here at home. The first few weeks of this whole thing felt
like a f...
Staff Features: A Glimpse of Grace
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In 2018, Beth returned from Chinle, AZ, where she had the privilege to
serve our Native American sisters during a Living Proof Live conference.
I recal...
oh dear!
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this morning as i was driving home from school drop-off enjoying all the
green leaves and trees i had a thought ~ my blog! and upon firing up my
computer i...
My Daughter!
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There are so many times throughout my day
that I shake my head and marvel.
This girl right here.
Daily she has me laughing.
Yesterday there were some ...
9 years ago
Mei - Mei and Ollie
Taddy and Nickerbocker
Momma and Ollie
Orphanwares.com
Feed 1 Orphan
Our Adoption Blog
Click and read about our journey that brought our precious Olivia home to us.
Year End PDF Sale + January Break
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Happy Holidays! I wanted to pop in quickly to share that I'm having an end
of the year sale on all my PDF patterns! An automatic discount of 24% will
be a...
The Softer Side :: a new fabric collection
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Happy New Year friends. I hope you're well. It's been a while but good
things are coming. As for now, I've got a new fabric collection that's just
hit shop...
Flora and Fawn Blog Tour
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Hello! I'm thrilled to have been asked to take part in the Flora and Fawn
Blog Tour! This fabric is gorgeous in color, detail and design and has the
most b...
Lovely Little Patchwork...my first book!!
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I'm so excited to share some exciting news!! Last year I started working
on my first book through Tuva Publishing. When they contacted me asking if
I'd b...
St. Patrick's Day Decorations Tutorial
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Happy March! I am loving simple felt crafts these days. You, too? Cool,
here's an easy shamrock garland. You'll need: 2 4" x 12" pieces of thick or
stiff g...
NEW ! NEW! NEW!!!!!
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We have a NEW Knot-y Girl's
Stitchery Club Blog!!!
The address is
knotygirls.crabapplehillstudio.com
We just put a free little pattern on it just for...
1964 Fireball Meteor For Sale
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This is for a 1964 Fireball Meteor 16 foot travel trailer. I’ve used it for
the last 11 years off grid on a remote property I like to visit. It is very
ori...
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On Behalf of the Children
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Last night I had the privilege of attending a focus group meeting for a
new support group starting in my area. There were about a dozen people
there, mos...
Pearl goes to Sandwichfest
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Today was a ton of fun. I brought the Pearl to Sandwichfest to promote
Historic Homes of Cape Cod. The day started out rainy - as in, severe
thunderst...
O God, I have tasted Your goodness,
and it has both satisfied me
and made me thirsty for more.
I am painfully conscious of my need of further grace.
I am ashamed of my lack of desire.
O God, the Triune God,
I want to want You;
I long to be filled with longing;
I thirst to be made more thirsty still.
Show me Your glory, I pray,
so I may know You indeed.
Begin in mercy a new work of love within me…
Give me grace to rise
and follow You up from this misty lowland
where I have wandered so long.
In Jesus’ name. Amen.
Some would gather money Along the path of life Some would gather roses, And rest from worldly strife. But I would gather children From among the thorns of sin, I would seek an ebony curl, And a wide and toothless grin. For money cannot enter In that land of endless day ,And roses that are gathered Soon will wilt along the way. But oh, the laughing children ,As I cross the sunset sea, And the gates swing wide to heaven ,I can take them in with me! ~Author Unknown~
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