How To Make A Stacked Coffee Cup Sign | Crafting & Christ Experience Tutorial
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In this tutorial I’m crafting a beautiful “Flourish In His Grace” Stacked Coffee Cup Sign — a project inspired by quiet mornings with God, seasons of growth, and the reminder that His grace is enough for every season we walk through.
Using this month’s Flourish In His Grace themed Bible Verse rub-on transfers, I’ll walk you step-by-step through how to combine layering with printables, greenery, dimension, and simple embellishments to create a meaningful piece filled with warmth and encouragement.
✨ In this tutorial, you’ll learn:
• how to modify printables smaller than your surface
• simple ways to add greenery and embellishments for a cozy finished look
• how to create a balanced focal point using stacked elements
• and how to turn basic supplies into a display-ready faith-filled décor piece
This project is perfect for beginners and experienced crafters alike — and can easily be customized using supplies and embellishments you already have at home.
🌿 This month’s theme: Flourish In His Grace
A reminder that growth doesn’t happen by striving alone — it happens when we stay connected to Him. Even in difficult seasons, His grace sustains us, strengthens us, and allows us to flourish exactly where He has planted us.
This project was made using the June Crafting & Christ Experience Kit, designed to help you slow down, create with purpose, and spend intentional time with God through hands-on crafting.
If you love faith-based DIY projects like this and want access to monthly kits, tutorials, and a supportive creative community, be sure to check out the Crafting & Christ Experience. Thanks for crafting with me — may this project remind you that His grace is always enough for the season you’re in 🤍
Grab your supplies and let’s start crafting! ✨
✨ Here’s what you’ll need:
- May Crafting & Christ Club Kit
- Mod Podge, Paint Brushes, Precision Transfer Tool, Antique Applicator
- Paint (I used Plaster, Ink, and Sage by Waverly)
- Scissors
- Wax Candle (or white crayon)
- Painters Tape
- White School Glue
- Sanding Block
- E-6000 (or other multipurpose strong glue)
- Water Cup & Damp Rag/Wipes
- Screwdriver
Enjoy the tutorial and I'd love to see images of your projects!
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