Fostering Deeper Intimacy with God
Periodically, we will share one of the downloads we’ve received for one of our Dyed4you silks or Dyed4you Art flags, which we call silk or art words
Though this is a silk word, so far I have only made it in a Dyed4you flute. A beautiful one in Poplar with a Spalted Mango bird crafted by Mike Whallon of Grey Wolf Flutes and then dyed and finished by us 5th Temple Drone (keys of B/E). This word was inspired by the word I received from Amy Rylander called Lighthouse of Hope – more on that coming soon on MeghanW.com.
The name of your silk is Releaser of Hope. The colors in it are: Continue reading “Silk: Releaser of Hope”
The name of your silk is Believe with All My Heart. The colors in it are:
During a Facebook live (on our Dyed4you Ministries facebook page), I read this silk word, share a testimony about it (an earlier sharing is also included below), and some flag ministry time. The word is included here in written form as well for you to read. I pray it blesses you! Continue reading “Silk: River of Fire”
The name of this piece is Expanding His Kingdom. It is comprised a combination of silks, the words of which are shared below as well as the download He shared concerning their combined meaning in addition to the name above. The silks in this are:
This silk was inspired by the first three colors in the rainbow silk, Promised Blessings, that appears in this week’s Dyed4you Art release Heir of Promise. This one has personal meaning to me because I have a beautiful wide infinity scarf in this style. It also was made into wings in a gradient version (read the testimony). Both are beautiful. I hope the word, pictures and videos all minister to you. 🙂 Continue reading “Silk: Unbridled Beauty”
The following silk has an AWESOME silk story that goes with it, which you can find on the Dyed4you blog: Eyes Wide Open: A Message in Silk.
The name of this piece is Eyes Wide Open. It is comprised a combination of silks, the words of which are shared below as well as the download He shared concerning their combined meaning in addition to the name above. The silks in this are:
The name of this silk is My Carrier of Peace (also read the testimony about this silk Peace Breakthrough). The colors in it are:
This silk combination was the inspiration behind what we’re calling the “multi-silk words,” which are silk letters that encompass more than one silk so they include the individual letters as well as a combined word and new name for the combined use. This concept came about when I created a couple pairs of double layer flags and had to consider how the silk letter should be formatted. Since then the idea has extended into mismatched pairs of flags (another multi-silk word for Eyes Wide Open will be getting shared shortly) and silks where multiple silk styles might be combined like a quilt or even a custom tallit. Continue reading “Silk: His Abiding Presence”
The name of this silk is Made Clean. The colors in it are:
The name of this silk is Heart for the Lost. The colors in it are: