I Started My Own Blog — And This Time, It’s Truly Mine

 For the longest time, I’ve dreamed of having my own space online — something that truly represents my journey as a Christian creative and entrepreneur. And now, it’s finally here: Jennifer Espina Faith Art. ✨

Starting a blog might seem like a small step, but for me, it’s a huge leap of faith. It’s more than just a website — it’s a symbol of commitment to my goals, my creativity, and the purpose God has placed in my heart.

Reinvesting What I’ve Earned

Now that I’m earning from my print-on-demand stores, I’ve decided it’s time to bring that money back into my business as an investment. My next step? Upscaling through affiliate marketing.

I don’t want to rely solely on one source of income. Diversifying is not just smart financially — it’s also a way to create stability and freedom in the long run. Having my own website is an essential part of that plan because it helps build credibility when applying for affiliate programs with reputable and profitable companies.

Why I Finally Took the Leap

To be honest, I thought about this decision many times before finally purchasing my domain. It felt like a big step — a real financial and emotional commitment. But deep inside, I knew it was time.

I’ve reached a point where I’m more serious than ever about creating passive income and eventually achieving freedom from the 9-to-5 routine. Maybe it’s burnout, or maybe it’s a deeper desire for independence, creativity, and purpose — whatever it is, I’m choosing to pursue it with faith and perseverance.

A Journey Fueled by Faith

This isn’t just about business. It’s about faith, purpose, and calling. I believe God plants dreams in our hearts not to tease us, but to guide us toward the life we’re meant to build — one that glorifies Him and serves others.

Every design I make, every blog I write, and every project I launch is part of that bigger picture: using my gifts to inspire, uplift, and share His message through creativity.

What’s Next?

I’m currently working on several online projects — some are experiments, others are ideas that have been on my heart for years. My goal is to learn, grow, and share my journey so others can find encouragement and inspiration too.

If you’d like to follow along, visit my new blog and join me on this adventure of faith, creativity, and entrepreneurship.

👉 Check out my new blog here

Thank you for being part of my journey. Here’s to building something meaningful — one post, one design, and one prayer at a time. See your there. 💛

“BRUH. Read Your Bible” — The Psychedelic Christian T-Shirt That Reminds You (and Everyone Else) to Stay Rooted in God’s Word

 

Let’s be honest: in today’s fast-paced world, even the most devoted Christians sometimes get caught up in the whirlwind of daily life — school, work, stress, and social media. Before we know it, that precious time with the Bible — the one that keeps us grounded and spiritually alive — starts slipping away.

That’s exactly where the “BRUH. Read Your Bible” design comes in — not just as a t-shirt, but as a visual reminder, conversation starter, and faith statement all in one. 

Don’t just scroll — make this message yours right now.

The Design That Speaks Louder Than Words

Picture this: a vibrant, psychedelic vector design inspired by retro band posters — glowing rainbow gradients, electric typography, and that bold, cheeky phrase:

“BRUH. Read Your Bible.”

It’s witty. It’s bold. It’s memorable.

This isn’t your typical Christian shirt with quiet pastels and cursive fonts. It’s alive. It’s designed to stand out in classrooms, churches, and coffee shops — anywhere faith meets the modern world.

How a Retro Psychedelic Corgi Can Help You Stay Faithful, Joyful, and Unashamed to Share God’s Word

Let’s be real — life moves fast. Between school, work, family, and scrolling through endless distractions, even devoted Christians sometimes forget to open their Bibles. You tell yourself, “I’ll read later,” but later turns into tomorrow... and tomorrow turns into next week.

And sometimes, you might even feel hesitant to show your faith outwardly — like you want to share your love for Jesus, but don’t want to come across as “too preachy.”

If that sounds familiar, this Retro Psychedelic Corgi Reading the Bible design was created for you — a joyful reminder that faith can be fun, bold, and beautifully expressive.

Meet your new faith companion — an adorable, orange corgi reading the Bible, rendered in bold turquoise blue outlines and surrounded by groovy 1960s flower-power vibes.

Above it, the words “This Is My Bible Reading Shirt” shine in multicolored, weathered bubble letters, and below, “I Just Love Jesus” glows in retro rainbow typography.

Why the “Girl, Read Your Bible” Retro Christian Design Is the Daily Reminder Every Believer Needs

In today’s fast-paced world, even the most faithful Christians can find it difficult to carve out quiet time with God. Between endless notifications, busy schedules, and the pressures of modern life, Bible reading can easily slip down the priority list. The Retro “Girl, Read Your Bible” Psychedelic Christian Design was created to help believers and Christian gifters address exactly that struggle — through a joyful, colorful, and meaningful reminder that blends art, humor, and faith into one wearable message.

Grab this design here. 

A Design with Purpose and Personality

This isn’t just another Christian t-shirt. It’s a vibrant retro-psychedelic illustration that makes a bold spiritual statement while uplifting the soul. The artwork features a joyful, anthropomorphic girl reading her Bible against a deep indigo background. Above her, a radiant rainbow arches gracefully, surrounded by whimsical flowers and swirling pastel clouds in oranges, pinks, and yellows. The overall effect is both calming and inspiring, capturing a sense of inner peace and focus that comes from spending time in Scripture.

Crafting Hope: A Christmas Reflection on Romans 15:13

 Every year, as the Christmas season approaches, Christian crafters begin to prepare — not only with materials, inks, and papers but with hearts ready to share love and light. Creating handmade cards, tags, or gifts is more than a holiday hobby; it’s an act of ministry.

This beautiful and meaningful rubber stamp is available in my Zazzle Shop. Grab it now here.

Romans 15:13 says,

“May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, that you may abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.”

This verse captures the essence of Christmas — a season not defined by glitter and gifts, but by joy, peace, and hope rooted in Christ. Yet sometimes, in the rush of creating, we forget why we craft at all. We get caught up in designs, deadlines, and perfection.

That’s where faith-inspired tools remind us of purpose. A simple rubber stamp carrying Romans 15:13 and a cheerful snowman illustration may seem small, but it carries eternal meaning. Each time it’s pressed onto paper, it leaves behind more than ink — it leaves a message of hope.

For Christian crafters, this is a gentle nudge to turn creativity into ministry. Every stamped card, every handmade gift can become a vessel of encouragement, reaching hearts that may need a quiet reminder that God is still the God of hope.

As you craft this season, may you remember that your creativity is a gift from Him — and through it, you can reflect His joy, peace, and love. Let each impression of Scripture remind others that Christmas isn’t about what we make, but about Who we make it for.

4th Quarter Strategies I’m Implementing in My Print-on-Demand (and You Should, Too)

As the year enters its final stretch, it’s time to refocus, simplify, and strengthen what truly works in print-on-demand. The 4th quarter is usually the busiest and most profitable time of the year — but it can also be the most overwhelming if you don’t have a clear strategy.

I’m sharing my 4th Quarter game plan — what I’ll personally be doing (and what you might consider doing, too) — to make the most of the season without burnout.

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1. Use Only One Blog

This one is big for me.
I’ve decided to keep just one blog — the one you’re reading right now — where I share my print-on-demand experiences, lessons learned, and personal reflections.

Why? Because maintaining multiple blogs drains my creativity. Writing out of obligation feels forced and uninspired.
So from now on, all my content — business updates, design ideas, and personal stories — will live here. One space. One voice. One message.

2. Stop My Redbubble Shop

I’ve made the decision to close or pause my Redbubble shop. It’s been my lowest income-generating platform and honestly, it hasn’t been promoting my products much.

If a platform isn’t helping me grow — either through visibility, analytics, or audience — then it’s time to redirect that energy somewhere else.
Less clutter, more focus.

3. One Social Media Only (Pinterest)

Instead of spreading myself thin across Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and more, I’ll now focus on Pinterest as my only social media platform.

Pinterest brings consistent, long-term traffic to my print-on-demand products, especially for Christian-themed gifts and apparel.
The other platforms weren’t adding income or growth, so I’ll pause them for now.

Focus = results.

4. Focus on Long-Tail Keywords for SEO

If you’ve seen my top-performing products, you’ll notice I use 2–3 word keywords like “Christian coffee quote” or “faith over fear shirt.”

Long-tail keywords may have smaller search volume, but they’re far less competitive and more specific to buyer intent — meaning higher chances of getting found and making a sale.

This quarter, I’ll double down on long-tail SEO strategy for all my new uploads.

5. Create 10–20 Design Ideas per Research (in Batches)

One of my biggest lessons this year:
Doing keyword research but only creating 5 designs from it is a waste of time.

So for each research session, I’ll now produce 10–20 related designs — spread across t-shirts, cards, and rubber stamps.

Here’s my weekly target:

• 7 t-shirt designs

• 7 rubber stamps

• 7 invitations

That’s up to 21 new products a week, all based on well-researched and purposeful ideas.

Because while I can’t control income, I can control how many quality, targeted products I create.

6. Niche Down

If there’s one secret to getting consistent sales, it’s niching down.
The more specific you are — whether it’s “Christian women gifts,” “faith + coffee designs,” or “Bible verse wall art” — the easier it is for the right buyers to find you.

This quarter, I’m going deeper into my faith-based niche, not wider.

7. Get Keywords from Google (Not Just POD Platforms)

Instead of relying solely on keyword tools from Zazzle or TeePublic, I’ll be researching directly on Google Search and Google Trends.

That way, I can see what real people are searching for, not just what other sellers are uploading.

Plus, this protects my SEO strategy in case any POD platform changes its search algorithm or stops promoting my work.

8. Focus on Evergreen Designs

Seasonal designs are great, but they sell only for a few weeks.
Evergreen designs, on the other hand, can sell all year long — even during holidays.

Think inspirational quotes, faith-based messages, gratitude themes, or coffee humor.
They’re relevant every month, every season.

9. Do Not Exceed 10 Designs Per Day

Platforms like TeePublic may limit visibility if you upload too many products at once.
To stay safe and maintain quality, I’ll keep my uploads to no more than 10 designs per day.

Slow, steady, and consistent wins the game.

10 Do Not Repeat or Iterate Designs

TeePublic in particular discourages uploading multiple listings of the same design with only tiny or superficial changes — like different font colors or minor spacing adjustments.

Instead, focus on creating unique designs that offer fresh value.
For example, instead of “Blessed and Highly Caffeinated” in 5 colors, make a new one that says “Fueled by Coffee and Faith.”

Final Thoughts

This 4th Quarter, my motto is:

Simplify, focus, and create intentionally.

No more spreading myself thin across too many platforms, blogs, or social channels.
I’ll pour my energy into what truly matters — designing with purpose, marketing with strategy, and growing at a sustainable pace.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed in your print-on-demand journey, maybe this is your sign to simplify too.
Because sometimes, doing less — but doing it better — is exactly what leads to more.

Support my Small Design Businesses:

TeePublic: http://bit.ly/45Kmk97

Zazzle: http://bit.ly/3UQbIiJ

John 3:16 Bible Verse Floral Light Bulb Rubber Stamp

I created the John 3:16 Bible Verse Floral Light Bulb Rubber Stamp because I know how hard it can be to find the perfect way to share your faith through crafts, cards, and gifts. I used to spend hours trying to handwrite verses or design something meaningful, only to end up frustrated or wishing I had a more consistent way to express the message on my heart. That’s why this stamp means so much to me—it takes the beauty of Scripture and makes it easy to add to any project.

The design combines a delicate floral light bulb, a symbol of growth and illumination, with the powerful words of John 3:16, a verse that captures the essence of God’s love. Every time I use it, I feel like I’m not just decorating a page—I’m planting a seed of encouragement and hope for whoever receives it.

Whether I’m making handmade cards, journaling, preparing Sunday school materials, or adding a special touch to gift tags, this stamp saves me time and helps me create something heartfelt and lasting. It’s also built to last, so every impression comes out crisp and clear.

For me, this isn’t just a craft tool—it’s a way to share my faith in a creative, beautiful, and memorable way. If you’ve ever wished you had an easier way to spread encouragement through your projects, this stamp was made with you in mind.

Add a touch of faith in your arts here with customizable texts. 

How the “Goose & Lily Pink Pattern” Helps You Unwind & Sleep Better After a Long Day

It's my day off again!

This means having time to design, to deep clean my apartment, and sleep sound and long. 

I don't known about you but after dragging myself through the workday grind, I always crave for a sound sleep. 

That’s what inspired me to design the Goose and Lily Pink Pattern for Girls – Cute Waterlily Repeat Design Throw Blanket — graceful geese gliding among waterlilies, all on a soft pink background. 

And maybe this sounds a bit dreamy, but I really believe this design can help you calm down, feel more relaxed at home, and even sleep better. Here’s why (with some research to back it up):

Grab this Throw Blanket here.

Why Nature & Patterns Calm the Mind

1. Visual rest & soft fascination
   When your brain is overloaded from meetings, emails, traffic, etc., you’ve been using directed attention all day. Natural scenes help with attention restoration: the “attention restoration theory” says that looking at nature or natural-like patterns gives your minds a chance to recover. Simple, gentle shapes like waterlilies floating, soft curving lines, and silhouettes of geese produce what psychologists call soft fascination — they draw your attention gently without demanding it. 

2. Lowering stress and cortisol
   Studies show that exposure to natural environments, even just visually (photos, paintings, nature scenes), can reduce stress markers (including cortisol) and lower blood pressure. That tension in your shoulders, racing mind, etc., can ease. 

3. Nature imagery improves mood and wellbeing
   Being around—or even viewing—green, floral, or watery imagery has been tied to improved mood, reduced anxiety, and more positive feelings. One study found that virtual nature exposure over several weeks reduced anxious arousal and worry. So while geese or waterlilies might seem whimsical, they tap into deeper responses of calm. 

4. Creating a peaceful home environment supports better sleep
   After a tiring day our bodies need cues that “okay, no more stress, time to wind down.” Environments that feel soothing help signal to your nervous system that it’s safe to relax. The softness of pink tones, the gentle repetition in a pattern (like our goose + waterlily repeat), and nature motifs help ease visual stimulation rather than increase it.

How the Goose & Lily Pattern Can Be Your Evening Ritual

Here are some practical ideas for making the pattern work for you:

• Bedroom walls or pillows: Place the pattern on a throw pillow or bedspread — something you see just before you lie down. The gentle imagery sets a calm mood.

• Lighting matters: Use soft warm lighting to complement the pastel pink background. Bright overhead lights + bold patterns can overstimulate; combine with lamps or dimmers.

• Digital backgrounds: If you use the pattern on a screen (phone, computer), set it as wallpaper before sleep hours. It may be less intrusive than more active or busy visuals.

• Pair with natural textures: Wood, linen, and nature sounds (birds maybe!) help reinforce the calmness the pattern brings.

Research Highlight

One study (for example) had participants viewing nature scenes before a stressful task; those who had views of nature recovered more quickly (lower stress response) than those without. PubMed Central

Another: a study on virtual nature exposure (images/videos) over time showed reductions in anxious arousal and chronic worry in students. Nature

So yes, even though a repeat pattern isn’t the same as physically walking in a garden, your brain responds even to representations of nature.

My Promise to You

I designed Goose & Lily Pink Pattern with care: gentle, friendly geese (nothing harsh or scary), waterlilies that float rather than crowd, and a pink background that feels soft, not glaring. I believe it can be a little sanctuary — something you see in your room and feel the day’s tension melt.

Sleep more peacefully. Feel calmer. Let this pattern whisper ease to your senses.

Personal Blog: Recognition

He’s in doubt! He said this morning that he can’t make it to first honor, “Kinakabahan ako,” he mumbled. I asked, “Why do you think so?” He said, “Because someone in class is more intelligent than I am.”

Numbers 6:24 The Lord Bless you Floral Book Rubber Stamp

 As Christians, many of us look for meaningful ways to share our faith and encouragement with others. Whether through handmade cards, journaling, or gifts, we want our creativity to reflect God’s love. But sometimes it’s hard to find tools that are both beautiful and centered on Scripture—something that speaks directly to the heart.

Maybe you’ve felt this: you want to add a faith-filled touch to your Bible journaling, Sunday school crafts, or even greeting cards, but most stamps and supplies out there don’t carry the verses you hold dear. You’re left wishing for designs that not only look elegant but also speak truth and blessing into the lives of others.

That's exactly what I am thinking when I design this "Numbers 6:24 The Lord Bless you Floral Book Rubber Stamp".

Personal Blog: The Sweetest but Saddest Walk

 Last day, September 8, 2025, I witness the sweetest but saddest walk of my son and my dog, Coda. For the first time, Coda walked side-by-side with him. We used to pull him because he's a homebody who refused to go outside. He's afraid of the outside world. So this scene amazed me like never before. Naglalakad din pala siya ng ganito? I should have known. 

That day was different. Is that because he had full trust to his brother (my son)? Or would that be a way of submission to what lies ahead? I didn't capture the moment because I choose not to remember. 

Nurse Created for Good Works: The Perfect Christian T-Shirt for Nurses

Are you a nurse who’s looking for a t-shirt that beautifully reflects both your faith and your calling in the medical field?

Maybe you’re facing the tougher sides of your career — the long shifts, emotional strain, and the quiet battles with burnout. Or perhaps you’re searching for a thoughtful gift to uplift and encourage a nurse friend who’s been faithfully serving others.

If that sounds like you, then the “Nurse Created for Good Works” Ephesians 2:10 | Bible Verse Typography with Stethoscope & Nurse Cap Design for Christian T-Shirt is exactly what you’ve been looking for.

Grab with a discount here if you purchase within 2 days.

The Freedom of Location

 

We are not only seeking financial freedom, we also ache for location's freedom. 

At least, this is what I realized when I acquired a condominium last April 24, 2025. 

Last Wednesday, we finally transferred some of our things in our newly acquired condominium. 

We hired a jeepney to bring all our stuff. I can't believe we accumulated a lot of belongings that can occupy two houses even when I threw a lot of things already. 

The plan was to acquire a house near my work and my kid's school. Since January, I've been looking for a house or a Condo in Mandaluyong, Pasig, and Taguig. When I finally get one that suits my budget, I realized that I can't afford a Condominium near these places. 

I found one, though in Imus, Cavite, around four hours away from work and school. 

Since I acquired it already, kinailangan ko ng pangatawanan ito. I wrestled between buying a car or renting a small apartment nearby. I settled to the latter because buying a car and its maintenance is more expensive. 

Vintage Christian “Just a Nurse Who Loves Jesus” with Roses, Bow & Stethoscope T-Shirt

Vintage Christian “Just a Nurse Who Loves Jesus” with Roses, Bow & Stethoscope T-Shirt. Celebrate faith and compassion with this vintage Christian nurse design featuring line art roses, a purple bow, and stethoscope. Perfect gift for nurses who love Jesus—ideal for church, outreach events, birthdays, or everyday wear. Grab it here.

Looking for a shirt to gift a nurse friend? You heard it right, I am now focusing my designs for the following niches -- nurse, teachers, gardeners and book lovers. 

Combining the design with my favorite botanical design, a bow and typography. 

This design here comes nearer and nearer to the design that I am envisioning for so long. 

In the design, this phrase is written, "Just a Nurse who Loves Jesus", targeting a Christian Nurse. 

The bow, flowers, stethoscope, even the fonts are but a combination of the bestselling t-shirt designs I found in different well-known print-on-demand. 

How Christian Artists and Moms Can Share the Gospel Through Their Art

“Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation.”

Go into All the World Design in TeePublic.

For an artist who is also a working mom, this command might feel overwhelming—yet God often uses our everyday roles and creative gifts to fulfill His mission. 

Bound in obedience to 1 Timothy 2:12, I know the route of preaching is not for me but I clearly know that I need to share my relationship to the Lord and my life's testimony. 

As an artist, I cannot think of any way but use my gift of creativity in all the things that I design. You may check my new t-shirt design here. 

And this is possible.

Any gifts that you have, you can offer it back as a service to the Lord.

Here are faithful, practical ways you can obey Mark 16:15 through your art, right where you are:

Jim Elliott on Contentment: 7 Christian Ways to Overcome Longings

"Let not our longing slay the appetite of our living. Wherever you are, be all there! Live to the hilt every situation you believe to be the will of God." - Jim Elliott

All of us have different longings. Sometimes these longings are insatiable that they become our obsessions in life. 

Cute Hand-Drawn Thanksgiving Doodle Design T-Shirt on a Rainy Day

 A Thanksgiving Doodles on a rainy day. I supposed to give it up altogether but I keep pushing to have this design see the light. 

You can grab it here for a discount of 17% within the 24 hours. 

The rainy days give me respite from all the stress and worries I should be facing -- relocation, house works, and workload. 

We can't go out that's why we can't relocate also. 

The short rest made me breathe and give thanks as I create this design. Not my original plan but it turned out to be like this and I love it in a way. 

It teaches me where to go to vectorized my sketch for free online. 

It teaches me patience and never giving up on a design no matter how frustrating it may seem. 

It teaches me to value original art and not just a copycat. 

Most of the times, designing made me reflect and be grateful. 

Because of the rain, I finished the following:

• 2 Invitations and 2 Thank you Cards on Zazzle.
• 2 Pattern Designs for Redbubble. 
• 1 T-shirt design for Teepublic. 

Seven designs as opposed to only one design I am making weekly because of busy. I am trying to upload more in two days (off) because this is the only thing I can control in Print-on-Demand. My goal is to reach the 5K additional income to add up on my salary so we can live comfortably. 

However, this is something that I can't control, so instead, I counted the designs that I should be making for me to have the chance to at least reach that goal. 

I've never been proud of  myself to finish these much designs for the first time. Maybe, I would try to create more t-shirts in TeePublic and promote my work there instead of  Dashery because I notice that my views are getting lower and lower in there. 

I hope I can create daily despite of my work. What do you think?

10 Tips to Sell More T-Shirts on Zazzle (+ What Designs Actually Work)

 

To those of us who's on Zazzle, I know you're wondering if you can sell a t-shirt design in that platform and what kind of design is actually selling there. That's the purpose of this blog post. 

Zazzle, as we all know is a platform where we can customized the design of the products. Designs like these are not easy to make for a t-shirt and Zazzle itself is not known for selling t-shirt. This made it more of a challenge for us who's selling there. 

I am not a bestselling designer in Zazzle but at least I am making a sale. I will analyze two of my best selling designs here so that we know what kind of designs really brings in the money. Excited? Let's go. 

I Heart Halloween Holiday Graphic Casual Costume Design

It's time to revisit my Design Calendar for the month of July and see that it's time to create for Halloween and Thanksgiving. And so I grabbed a paper and pencil to doodle all things Halloween that I can think of. See the design. 

Grab this design here:

TeePublic 

Redbubble

Zazzle Postcard 

Life's busy nowadays for us who's facing a major change in our lives. We will move-in to our Condo in Cavite by August 8, This means leaving our apartment since 2018 and then my youngest son and I will start transferring to a much low-paying apartment in Pateros by July 15. 

Every step has to be think of in consideration of finances and location to work and school. If everything work out well, then I will going to save Php 3500 pesos monthly in apartment.  

This would mean less time for designs weekly until everything is settled. This means starting all over again from scratch because we are now owning a property of our own. 

I know that the transition is hard but promising. This is my very first property I bought out of my hard work. 

I'll try though to design at least 1 design a week. 💕

On Living Gratefully

Today I want to talk about something that’s been on my heart lately: gratitude. Not the kind that’s just a polite “thank you” when someone passes the salt, but the deep, soul-filling kind. The kind that stops you mid-step on a doubtful day and makes you say, “God, I’m thankful just to be here.”

Life isn’t always easy. We have busy schedules, unexpected struggles, and seasons where we feel more empty than full. But here’s what I’ve learned—when we choose to focus on what we do have, even when it’s small, our perspective shifts. We become lighter. Brighter. And more open to joy.

Last week, my husband and I attended our orientation as new home owners of a Condominium. As the staff read the rules and regulations my heart sank in desperation. I never thought we would have so many “Do’s and Don'ts” in owning our first property. And the costs of living there? God, can I handle it?

But the discouragement I felt during the orientation became nothing when I saw the unit and was there for a while. I love it there, the ambience, the quiet, the feel of the house I can now call my own.

Though I knew we would not be able to live there as the way we envisioned it to be, not me and my youngest son who study and work in our current location which is two hours away from the condo.

If we insist, we would only get tired, burn out or worse, get sick. I can’t afford any of these because I need to sustain everything with my job.

But then again, I felt grateful for having that unit that I once thought I will never have. God gave us that condominium for a reason, I may not have that otherwise or be in another property. His grace led us there. He provided me and helped me all throughout the process of getting it.

I don’t know what His plan is but I trust it is for our own good.

I’ve found that when I take time to thank God—even for the small things—I stop focusing on what’s missing and start seeing the blessings I’ve already been given. It changes everything.

That’s why I’m so excited to share something close to my heart: the “Grateful” Rose and Butterfly Design T-Shirt. It’s a daily reminder to stay rooted in gratitude. The soft pale pink rosebud and delicate blue butterfly represent beauty, transformation, and grace—everything I pray to live out. And the golden typography of the word “grateful”? A shining statement of the life I want to lead.

Whether you wear it to church, give it as a gift, or pair it with jeans and a smile, this shirt is for anyone who wants to live with open hands and a grateful heart.

Ready to wear your gratitude?

Available in the following stores:

Teepublic:http://bit.ly/4nlJlWA

Redbubble: http://bit.ly/3ZMT4LA

Zazzle: http://bit.ly/4elBsfL

… and carry a little beauty, faith, and thankfulness with you wherever you go.



With love and a thankful heart,

Jen 💛