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CAST Shop of the Week: InFlower

Let me introduce you to Barbara of InFlower. In her profile Barbara states that she never meet a dandelion she didn't love--a woman after my own heart. Be sure to browse all through her shop and I know you will be enchanted with her whimsical offerings in a shop populated with delightful characters. Barbara does the most charming cards with a combination of her pressed flowers and calligraphy and scripture verses. Mothers Day is just around the corner . . .

MOOSE Notecard

Please note that the only way to be featured as the CAST Shop of the Week is to tag your shop items "castteam" on Etsy and to not hide your teams in your Etsy profile. You will also have to have at least 12 items to feature. Those are the ways that I find great CAST shops to feature each week.

CAST Members: If you have a minute or two, please feel free to favorite ♥ this shop or promote it on Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest, or other social media. Thanks!

by Sue of SueRunyonDesigns

8:45 AM | Category: Barbara Gerber, calligraphy, cards, cast shop of the week, InFlower, pressed flowers | 8 comments

Friday Finds - Beautiful

Posted by Julie Blanck of Sew Twisted in Stitches

From my favorite daily devotional "Insight For Living" by Chuck Swindoll (www.insight.org)

He has made everything beautiful in its time.
Ecclesiastes 3:11 (NKJV)

Among Christians, a favorite verse of Scripture is Romans 8:28:

And we know that God causes all things to work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.

The key part of the verse is "work together." That verse does not say "all things are good"—just as Solomon's comment does not say "everything is beautiful." It says, "All things are good as they work together for His purpose." This says, "He makes everything beautiful in its time."

And I've got news for those who struggle with God's timing. You may not live to see God's time completely fulfilled. You may live to a ripe old age, carry out your reason for existence, and die before the full program of God has reached its ultimate and completed purpose. But His promise stands.