Youth decor

College home thanksgiving decoration

This post is way late. My friend Katie and I renovated the youth room at our church last summer/fall. It took us several months, putting in hours when we could (usually with 5 or 6 kids with us between the two of us), but we finally got it finished for the most part. There are finishing touches here and there that need updated, but it really looks amazing. I'm already dreaming up the next stages of updates! This room was unfinished when we came to this church 4 years ago....no ceilings…

(Photo courtesy of Memories on Clover Lane) Is everyone familiar with chalkboard paint these days? I have seen it on many blogs. What a fun idea! The photo above is a framed magnetic chalkboard wall, that one of my favorite bloggers made in her kitchen. Here's a link with details about how she did it. You can write on it AND it's magnetic. So cool. I just had my first experience with chalkboard walls. My friend Stephanie asked if I would help write on the walls of their new youth rooms at…

I'm pretty sure fall is my favorite time of year in Ocean City. The weather is perfect, all the visitors are gone, and the sky and beach are beautiful as ever. If you've never been you should totally add it to your list of must-see places. Here's a little snippet of life, lately. 1. Steve started

Illustration, Graphic Design, Adobe Illustrator

Use a space on your walls to put up a prayer wall like this. Using fabric scraps, tissue paper, or anything lightweight and flexible and give each color a topic of prayer request. Encourage the youth to go each service and pray over some of the colors, maybe even recruit a few who want a way to serve to go and pray over them and help reset the board every couple weeks.