I realize that my little wooden painted saints sometimes look like they are kissing…but it’s hard to keep them from moving around on the glass!
This technique of making photo-collages is really fun!
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I realize that my little wooden painted saints sometimes look like they are kissing…but it’s hard to keep them from moving around on the glass!
This technique of making photo-collages is really fun!
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Have you seen our All Saints Day Resource Guide yet?
It’s also not too late to get these Saint-centric Downloads!FREE Guess Who?! The Saints! Template
FREE Monthly Saint pages
Check out these SAINT Crafts!
What to do with Painted Wooden Saints!
TY Doll Makeovers to Saints:
Jesus, Mother Mary, St Patrick, St Joseph
Frozen Juice Lids: Dream Team of Saints
Guess Who?! The Saints!
I Spy…Saints Collage with a Scanner
I Spy…November: COMING SOON!

I have some fun ways to incorporate the Saints in classic board games including Checkers, Snakes & Laddersand Trouble!…and I have a few more Saint projects in the works…
coming SOON!

I Spy…the Saints
Wooden Painted Saints
Guess Who?! the Saints! and
I appreciate the format of the 8″x10″ binder with the plastic sleeves holding 2×2 regular-sized trading or collector cards. They easily fit the range of holy cards that I have.
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I think that October may be my favorite month for Saints…with St Therese, Bl John Paul, St Faustina, St Francis, St Gerard, St Jude! What a powerhouse of HOLINESS!
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Happy St Thérèse Feast Day!
St Thérèse is such a beloved saint for her child-like Faith and for doing small things with great love. She was known to carry a string of beads to keep track of her continuous prayers, sacrifices and good deeds. We have been making these little Good Deed Beads for years through Arma Dei: Equipping Catholic Families. We currently have them available by special order only* Sometimes we need a little extra time to fill orders…we’ve even been known to enlist some of our kids to help us compile the kits! *email for special order The neat thing about these strings of beads is that the beads slide and stay in place. You will find an excellent tutorial at Little Ways to make the Good Deed Beads or Sacrifice Beads.
Our original kits offered the supplies to create one string of Good Deed Beads on a keychain, and eventually we found little plastic crosses to make additional colorful sets.
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There are so many posts out there about decorating a plate with a sharpie, that I thought that I would give it a try…and convert it to Catholic!
I have a little plastic plate for the kids that says “it’s my special day” and it’s amazing how it still appeals to the kids, even though it has definitely lost that new plate shine! I have decided that we need to make a bigger deal about our Patron Saint Feast Days, but life happens and I don’t always manage to cook up something special! I thought it could be handy to have a special Saint Plate for those special Feast Days. I deliberately made my Saint illustration a little ambigous, so that it can hopefully pass for any of our favorite saints! I created a Saint Plate Template and tried to use carbon paper to transfer the drawing. That didn’t work at all! (Does anyone know how to transfer a drawing to porcelain or china?)You can download the Saint Plate Template as part of One Page Printables Craft Kit
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Here’s my I Spy…September!
I’m just curious…which collage do you like the best so far?
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I have enjoyed painting my collection of wooden saint dolls…you can read more about the Painted Peg People and how I have painted both favorite patron saints and members of our family.
To justify the happy time I have spent painting these little figures, I thought I’d offer a couple more suggestions for what to do with Painted Saints (while not-so-subtly adopting these patrons saints as members of our family).
I know…alot to expect from little wooden toys, but they give us an excuse to get reaquainted with our real holy hero intercessors in Heaven.
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