Here Sierra Burdon uses a tag, picture of a tree cut from a magazine, and other additions to add emphasis to the theme "Rooted in Christ."

​

​

Michele Bowden mixes layers of acrylic paints on paper with fabrics and lace as well as a few floral pieces attached with a hot glue gun. Hidden journaling is included in an attached card to preserve the Psalm 89 text. 

The additions to this page are from a "to-go" bag from a restaurant. It is in the junk journal style over a background made with paper scissors and glue. Hand lettering is done with a Tombow brush pen and the area around the verse is highlighted by hand-drawn flowers using brush markers and a bit of watercolor. Tip-ins are attached with washi tape. - Michele Bowden

​

An online printable is used here, and line art already in the Bible Margin is colored in with matching colors. Stickers, paper pieces, and word strips complete the page. - Sally Sulcove

​

Transparency film was used to trace fish designs from a coloring book, while the Bible page is decorated with alphabet stickers, acrylic paint, and pen. - Sierra Burden

​

In these two examples, Candice Schwark uses napkins during her reflection time. In the book of Esther, a napkin by Jane Davenport is affixed by Perfect Paper Adhesive found at usartquest.com. The simplicity of the image needs no color and Bible text is visible underneath. The right image is a strip of napkin attached to the margin with clear gesso. Words in decorative font were typed out on copy paper and resized. The words were reprinted on tissue paper which was taped carefully onto copy paper and refed through the printer. Attached carefully over the napkin with PPA.