A free cross stitch crown pattern for those of you who enjoy needlework.         For this crown cross stitch use five strongly contrasting c...

       Modern Christians often teach that it was a whale who swallowed Jonah in order to transport him safely between the waters surroundi...

A simple interpretation of the Open Bible Chrismon.        This contemporary Chrismon, an Open Bible is described at The Christian Cli...

I made eleven pearl icicles from left over beads.        As usual, I spend a bit of time going through old craft supplies in December,...

This elegant Victorian angel ornament is made with a lovely golden tassel and cotton batting wings. Tassels were often used on ornaments d...

        I crafted this silver and white angel from a single porcelain head, one pipe cleaner and a fistful of white downy feathers. She...

My version of a paper doily angel includes also a metallic cupcake liner and accordion shaped wings. I left the face blank because I t...

      Although you do not need a great deal of experience to craft a Nativity ornament like this, you will need an abundance of time. Th...

Young children ages 6 and up can craft this simple ornament of the baby  Jesus in a manger without help from an adult. If you'd like ...

Cut a Triquetra Knot with a scherenscnitte center for your Chrismon collection.       This Trinity Knot is designed using both the cla...

A hand cut scherenscnitte of a manger scene.         I have designed a brand new scherenscnitte pattern that our visitors may use for t...

Above is a wire wrapped cross made by my tween aged daughter several years ago. She chose to use silver wire for this Christmas ornament c...

      This little Chrismon ornament is made with cut-up egg carton parts, a bit of air-dry clay, gold spray paint and gold beads. You wi...

      Shells are often used in Christian churches to symbolize baptism. This is because in ancient times Christians were often baptized al...