Diy rosary

By Suzann Sladcik Wilson Happy 2015, my creative friends! For today’s post, we are to feature our favorite tool or technique of 2014. The tool that I have fallen in love with the past year ha…

Today our Church Our Lady of Fátima celebrates the day that the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared in Fátima, Portugal. Being Portuguese this is a huge day for our Catholic Portuguese families. It also happens to fall on Mother's day this year, making it extra special! I guess word has spread that I'm quite crafty, so some of the ladies from our parish asked if I could help them with some decor for the day. Here is the Rosary I made out of daisies. Not quite sure how it will be displayed yet, but…

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Teach your child how to pray the Rosary by making a DIY Kids' Rosary with them! All you need are some beads and a few simple craft items.

Elevate your jewelry designs with gemstone beads in an array of colors and shapes, including natural and treated. Agate, Lava, Howlite, Quartz, Amethyst, etc. are all popular stone beads for you to choose from.

Making rosary beads from fresh flowers is a traditional method for making rosaries that dates back centuries. The word rosary comes from "rose garland" or "ring of roses." There is something so sacred and special about rosary beads made with real roses, and as long as you store them in an air-tight jar, and are careful handling...

All of my friends are having babies! It's super exciting and brings up lots of new questions for me. Like, what do you give as a baptism gift!? Well, I made these teething-friendly rosary beads for a special babe. They were really well received, so I thought I'd share the tutorial with you in case you're looking for an idea, too... This homemade baptism gift is super fast to make. I made this rosary the morning of the baptism, no joke! All you'll need: Natural wooden beads, natural wood…