The Crafter’s Motto

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 Repeat this whenever you’re in a creative lull: 

“I am creative. 

Boredom is only for the boring. 

I have creativity in my soul.

God gave me my creative gifts. 

I will honor God by using them.” 

Be creative! God loves you! 


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