Proclamation to the Family Craft- The Red Headed Hostess
Here is a fun little craft you can do with the words found in the Proclamation to the Family
I made these little pendants that you can print out onto cardstock – but just use whatever you have on hand.
I used a really textured, light oatmeal color cardstock
Once they are printed, cut out all of the pendants
And hot glue twine to the back
Then find its home…
First it started out here… Do you know what that is a picture of? The one in the brown frame?
Varanasi, India. What an adventure that place is.
Then it landed here.
Wouldn’t this make a great Young Women’s activity?
Here is the Proclamation printout: Family Pendants
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Ann
Thank you for this idea. I am teaching a YW lesson on eternal Families. I have a couple of investigators attending and I think the girls will love this.
Really have been inspired by your website. You have so many wonderful ideas. Please tell me what pens you use for scripture marking. I have a really hard time finding pens or felt pens that mark well but that do not bleed through to the back of the page.
Shannon! I love your stuff! You are so inspiring! Thank you for all your efforts and hard work that I benefit from! I love your picture in this post! It is one of my most favorite of his ever! The colors in it are unbelievable! Thanks again wonder woman!
I printed out 2 copies of these to make one banner, we had our FHE on Tuesday and we cut this out a put it together while my Husband read parts of the proclamation out loud. THANK! YOU! I posted about this on my blog here —> http://brjaed.blogspot.com/2011/03/family-craft.html
Sorry. Wonky link. This is the right one —> http://brjaed.blogspot.com/2011/03/family-craft_23.html