Last Church Craft Until Fall

Here is the last church craft I made for this session of Kids Quest. It was pretty easy to do. It's a wheel that you can turn, reminding you that you can pray anytime:

I really enjoy preparing the crafts for the children's ministry each week; even more so now that my daughter is involved in the class. It makes me feel like I'm helping out, even if it seems like a small contribution, I know that any help that teachers can get to be more prepared is a big deal. In my small way I am helping impact the next generation.

I also spent some time this week reviewing some ideas for art projects I'd like to work on. I picked out a few and hope to start posting my progress soon.

More church crafts

Two more recent church craft projects:

Moses, in a nutshell.

The Red Sea, parted. The yellow part with the shells is the dry sandy riverbed; the wave with the fish in it is the Red Sea parted.

Church Crafts

Here are some church crafts that I worked on recently (from the Kids Quest curriculum):

Joseph's Hat (something he might have worn in Egypt)

Zaccheus climbing the tree; A necklace Joseph might have worn in Egypt:

The burning bush Moses saw:

Back to my church crafts

The children's church program started up again and I have been making new craft samples. You know me; I'll be posting some of them soon.

Church crafts part 3

I'll probably post a few more of the church crafts I'm working on, and then that will be it. I'm making the same crafts that I made last year for the most part, but some of them I didn't post last year. Here are this week's crafts:

More Church Crafts!

Here are a couple of the ones from this week:

Octopus

Jesus walking on water

I had one more that I did but I didn't finish it in time to take a picture of it. It was a baby Jesus in a manger, made with straw and popsicle sticks. I guess they are starting the Christmas story early this year.

Church Craft Time Again!

It's that time of year again, and I'm busy prepping the crafts for our children's church Bible classes. Here are the crafts I worked on this week (from the Kids Quest curriculum):

a sun mask, a friendship book,

and an angel.

A couple more church crafts...

I've been looking at the pictures stored on my phone and found a series of pics I took of different church crafts that I never posted. Rather than post all of them, I picked a couple:

This is a placemat that I took the time to cut slits in the red construction paper for every child who would make the craft. I thought it came out pretty good.

Eventually I may post a couple more, but not right now. I'm off for the summer in regards to making crafts for the Wednesday Night Children's Bible Study, so I haven't been making anything new.

More Church crafts!!

I'm almost done with this "semester" of crafts; can you tell I had a lot of fun doing them? Hope you enjoyed looking at them also:

Well with craft pebbles glued to it -

A lion with a curly mane -

Paper plate Tambourine filled with beans, side 1:

side 2:

A few more church craft project samples...

Scratchboard. The paper itself has all the colors on it, I didn't add them.


A dream mobile

God's Eye (front) this one was a little challenging to do because I had forgotten how to make them, and the directions were not immediately clear to me. I finally figured it out and it turned out great.

back:

Corn (using real popcorn kernels).

Church Crafts continue...

Here are a few of the church craft projects I've been working on lately:

Door hangers

Crowns

Heart Wreath