It's something I designed before I had children, but had the younger generations of girls in mind when I did. I hoped that if girls see how God values them, they would struggle less with peer pressure, low self-esteem, etc. It reads "I am fearfully and wonderfully made – Psalm 139:14." It was a product I carried in my [old] online store. I saved one for my daughter when she came along ... she's not yet 4, but I hope in the future it will be a positive reminder to her of her heavenly worth! :-)
I had a stencil custom made for manufacturing these, but it's easily something you could replicate with alphabet stencils or even freehand. Try a rectangular mirror for an easier go at it! Also, I sold these in several color options and not just for girl bedrooms, either. In fact, I think the powder room was a popular destination! Don't we all need to be reminded of this verse?PS: My "Blogiversary" [oh - you are all so clever! thanks for the tip on the cool lingo!] Super Duper Giveaway is still going on. See my previous post to enter. MANY thanks for everyone's incredibly kind words!! I know, I know, you're just trying to win, but I'll take it! :-)
Jeanne,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Maria Edi and I am writing from Brazil.
I am writing this to tell you that I like your blog very much and this inspiring mirros is very, very beautiful.
I am currently learning to make cards, and if you'd like to see what I've been doing, please g to
www.blogueartedidi.blogspot.com
They are not the seventh art, but I enjoyed making them.
Hugs
Maria Edi
I LOVE that mirror. It's beautiful. I have a daughter who is almost 3 and something like this would be great for her room. Thanks for sharing. I found your blog through a friend's blog. I love it and am so glad I did!
ReplyDeleteHi Jeanne! Not sure how I found you, but I am LOVE with you! :)
ReplyDeleteI did enter your contest/giveaway, but I wanted to let you know that I have loved looking at your entire blog and borrowing ideas! Keep 'em coming. I especially liked the simple candle/label one and made something like that for my sil's birthday yesterday. Thanks!
What a great message for a mirror and actually everyone. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThat is a GREAT message to put on a mirror!! we all need to be reminded!
ReplyDeleteSuzanne
Love that mirror!
ReplyDeleteI was directed here from another blog, and I'm so glad that blogger took time to tell about you. Love this mirror. I will be coming back often. laurie
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful scripture to imprint on your daughter's mind every day. It is so important for all kids, but I think especially girls, to realize that this scripture is true and meant for them!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome idea! You know, since visiting your site I am constantly trying to incorporate scripture all over our house! I'll show you all your inspiration once I complete the projects that are dangling in my mind!
ReplyDeleteHi, I had to buy your book. It just came today. It's wonderful. Congrats!! If I don't win a book, I may purchase one for my mom for Mother's day. It's just beautiful. I plan to decorate with the book also.
ReplyDeleteI love that mirror, what an appropriate verse for a daughter's room.
ReplyDeleteWhere can we get the mirror. Do you make them for adults..I need one. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteHi Jeanne
ReplyDeleteBeautiful scripture and such a perfect way to be reminded of it.
I noticed in a previous comment that you have a book. I'm off to investigate further.
I am touuched by your creativity and inspiring ideas.
Elise
thats beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful scripture to put on a mirror. Thanks so much for sharing. I have 3 daughters and this is such an important reminder... thanks again for all your beautiful and inpirational ideas.
ReplyDeleteI love the mirror -- that is a great idea!
ReplyDeleteI love it. It's on my list for spring projects. Love your creativity!
ReplyDeleteyour button is up me lady..ann
ReplyDeletethis would be perfect in my little girls room! Thanks for the idea
ReplyDeleteI wish you still made & sold those. I would buy one in a heartbeat, what a clever idea!Have a blessed day. :)
ReplyDeleteHeather
The Gift Closet
I love the heart behind that mirror!! You go, you creative momma, you!
ReplyDeleteI have four daughters and that mirror represents my #1 prayer for them...that they will never second guess their worth and beauty.
Blessings to you as we raise our little princesses. xo
Thanks for the wonderful mirror and scripture.I know some big gals that need to be reminded of this, what a gift idea !
ReplyDeleteBless you and your line.
I am loving your mirror! that would be so nice to wake up to daily. :)
ReplyDeleteWow.. There are SO many comments on that giveaway! When I commented I thought I had a shot.. haha NOT so much anymore!
ReplyDeleteI love the mirror. It is very beautiful!
Love the mirror. You never cease to amaze me with your talent. Psalms is such a good book of the Bible.
ReplyDeletehi, i just stopped by and loved this idea, but if you use your own stencils, what would you use to write it on the frame? special kind of craft ink, paint? enlighten me!
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the question!
If you are using alphabet stencils, then use stencil paint and brush. They are designed to not "bleed" paint under the stencil. You kind of tap, tap with the loaded brush as opposed to normal paint strokes.
:-)
This post inspired me to put this verse in my daughter's bathroom. Now she will be able to read this verse everday. (One day, she is only 4 now.)
ReplyDeleteHi, I was surfing the web and came across your inspirational mirror. This is gorgeous. I know this was years ago. Is there any way I can buy one still? I have the other ones already that are being sold through dayspring. Are there any more that you are making I have an idea for my new house and your work is amazing I would love to buy as many as I can get my hands one that are uniquely made like this.
ReplyDeleteNadia B.
Do you have any more of these mirrors left?
ReplyDeleteNadia
virtuous4-21@hotmail.com
Thank you, Nadia, but I have no more mirrors.
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