I am excited to see the finished ones that your child worked on. Don’t forget to post and tag me.
You can download it here to get your copy. Print on heavy paper if available that will hold watercolor or acrylic paint. If you print on typing paper, that works great for crayons or “light watercolor “!
If you missed it last Monday, I shared how to make your own watercolor from household items that you probably have on hand. You can go back and check that out if you like.
“When you go through deep waters, I will be with you" Isaiah 43:2
When your child is finished, post and tag me. Another giveaway will be held for this original painting next week. It would look so good to be matted and framed for her room as a reminder that He is always with us.
As this quarantine continues, my prayer is the same as last week. I pray it gives you “time” to be still and see Him. I pray it gives you “time” to be with your child while they create this art page while you praise them for their work and I pray it gives you “time” to talk to them about His promises while they read the words. Most of all, I pray that if your child doesn't know Jesus as their personal Lord and Savior, that it will give you time to share what it means to accept Him in their heart and will equip them to share with friends who may not know Him.
Happy arting day for your little ones. A little encouragement for you in closing, to remember. . . .
"For I know the plans I have for you", declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not harm you, plans to give you hope and a future" Jeremiah 29:11
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