This week it is Womens World Day of Prayer and I have been given the task of setting the scene for the service.
I had to make 30 placards using lolly sticks
and a 20 feet chain with words on.
Task completed all ready for Friday
ONE I MADE EARLIER TODAY BY LYNN HOLLAND
Oh well done, great ' scenery'. And all ready, so no pressure! some serious looking subjects to be dealt with there.
ReplyDeletewell done Lynn, great focus on the task, love gillx
ReplyDeleteWell done Lynn this is fantastic!!! I am very impressed :) Will look great xx Kim
ReplyDeleteIts an event happening in churches all over the world Hazel, you could probably find one near you.
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Great job, would loved to know how the place cards and words chains were used. waving hi from the hills of North Carolina :)
ReplyDeleteThe placards are handed out to people as they come into church, then waved during the service and the chains are strung across the front of church and at the end the minister will break them. Lots of people have parts to play and there will be a display of images of Malayasia. Afterwards the refreshments will be Malayasian food.
DeleteThe event will even be going on in your part of the world. It's taking place on Friday 2nd March and us in the UK its 7.30pm
Thanks for your nice comment and interest.
Lynn -:)
Hi Lyn,Thanks for visiting me. Re the wool bowls. I just got three strands of wool together. Sometimes three different balls. I put them each in a bag or container, and twist as I zigzag together.On my blog next week I'll show wip with the bowls.So easy really. No glue. Depends upon how tight you make the cords.If very thin and tight, you don't have to go back and zigzag the bowls again, but if loose, I go back and zigzag from inside bowl and to the outer edge.There are lots of tutorials for the cotton line bowls with wrapped fabric round the cording.I haven't tried that yet. You can use pantyhose too.Email me if this isn't clear enough.
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Not sure ive quite got the idea Judy, can you recommend a tutorial site.
DeleteThanks for replying Judy
Lynn xx
Hi there, I'm a bit behind but wanted to pop my head round the door and say hello. Hoping you have a good and creative rest of the week.
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Thanks Neil, nice journal you are creating.
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Wow! Love the colours of all the plaques. Happy Thursday to you, hope you enjoy this week's snoop around the oh so creative spaces & take care. Zo xx 83
ReplyDeleteI'm a day late getting around the many workspaces but wanted to stop-see-say Hello
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