My only guidelines were the verse and that the colors should be brown, pink and orange, so I came up with the idea to personalize the verse with the girl's name and to include a girl that resembles her. It's a lot of pressure to try to get my people to actually look like someone REAL- so I always give the disclaimer that they will 'loosely resemble' the person! I've got the long blond hair....hope they like it!
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Special Order
Here's a special order I just finished for someone who contacted me through etsy. It's always so much fun when I get random requests from people! (Although I did just recently pass on creating a Texas A&M sign - I wouldn't know the first thing about doing that!) This request, however was easy and a joy! It's a present for a girl who just graduated from high school. It's got her favorite verse on it: "For I know the plans for you," declares the Lord, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." Jer 29:11. This passage has also been meaningful to me - especially during the time following my father's death.
My only guidelines were the verse and that the colors should be brown, pink and orange, so I came up with the idea to personalize the verse with the girl's name and to include a girl that resembles her. It's a lot of pressure to try to get my people to actually look like someone REAL- so I always give the disclaimer that they will 'loosely resemble' the person! I've got the long blond hair....hope they like it!


My only guidelines were the verse and that the colors should be brown, pink and orange, so I came up with the idea to personalize the verse with the girl's name and to include a girl that resembles her. It's a lot of pressure to try to get my people to actually look like someone REAL- so I always give the disclaimer that they will 'loosely resemble' the person! I've got the long blond hair....hope they like it!
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Love that! That is a great verse for a graduate or for anyone for that matter.
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