Amazing service this morning at church! Total break out of the Spirit. A beautiful time of healing and ministry. Our pastor (John Kramer) started handing out flags to get everyone engaged and things really started flowing. Beautiful! More Dyed4you silk here than I could begin to cover but to name a few: Created for His Glory large bendie flag, Ascend and Consider It Joy 4yd streamers, Prophetic Flow banner flag, Steady Progress XL long quill, the long green dowel flag is one I made about a decade ago (I can’t remember the name), Righteous Warfare XL bendie flags, Passion Fire and Hearing Heart regular spin wings, Enthroned One spin wing (custom size), and more! Continue reading Spirit Breaking Out at Church
Tag: simple/dowel flags
How-to Make Bendies
This post was originally about all sorts of dowels including our bendies, but we quickly realized no one thought getting flags without a rod in them was as cool or convenient as we did. 🙂
So we started simply including our bendies with all our bendie wings and flags, and using what we call “reinforced” bendies (which are another rod inserted in the hollow center of our bendies to reinforce them). We use the reinforced bendies on our larger heavier weight flags and wings (like our XL flag and large wing). Continue reading How-to Make Bendies
Anointed vs Counterfeit
This is my third post now about Why it Matters Who Makes Your Flags and why it’s so important to have tools Created Under the Anointing. I want to start by quoting a section of my initial post.
When the tabernacle was built the Lord says of the men he selected to lead the design/creation that He had “filled him with the Spirit of God, with wisdom, with understanding, with knowledge and with all kinds of skills— to make artistic designs” (Ex 31:3-4).
35×84 Simple Flag
Typically, when I do simple flags (which is just a silk with a flag seam added) people usually have me cut a 35×84 in half with two flag seams added (like these). But with this one, I just did one seam on the end which allows it to be used both as a flag and still be worn/danced with as a 35×84. I had the idea to use it on a 48″ dowel instead of 36″ and it made all the difference!
How-To Pick Which Flag is Best for You
I’ve been wanting to create a Flag Comparison page for a long while to make it easier for you to know which flag is right for YOU 🙂 This video compares 8 flagging products (listed below). Continue reading How-To Pick Which Flag is Best for You
Testimony & Dance
Jessica won these simple flags (made from a 35×84 with 2 flag seams added) as a Dyed4you Blog Giveaway. What was kind of fun is that she actually received the flags the night she heard the song Garments of Praise for the first time in a long time – it’s the song the Father had her dance to in this video after she shares her testimony. I think you’ll be blessed by both her story and her worship – enjoy!!! Continue reading Testimony & Dance
35″ Petite Quills vs Simple Flags
This video compares a pair of “simple flags” (35×84 silk divided in half with a flag seam added on each half) and a pair of 35″ Petite Quill Flags (which come from the same size silk). Continue reading 35″ Petite Quills vs Simple Flags
Why it Matters Who Makes Your Flags
I am very particular not just the type of flags I use, but also by whom they are made. Obviously I have a love for the silks the Father births through me, but it occurred to me I might share why it matters who makes the flags you use.
Delighting Simple Flags
This is a pair of small simple flags (35Ă—84 divided in half with 2 flag seams added). They’re light and flowing… and easy to use 🙂
The music is Ariel singing in the Destiny Church Prayer Room. Enjoy! Continue reading Delighting Simple Flags
Next Giveaway Silk
This flag is the next giveaway silk (find out more about our giveaways). It’s a custom sized flag that can be used on a crappie pole or on a 4′ wooden dowel like you see here (although I confess the elastic was a little tough to get on the dowel, but it does fit and trust me, this flag will NOT be flying off – LOL!). Continue reading Next Giveaway Silk
Flagging at the Park
You’ve seen the flags used in this video in previous posts, but when we went flagging at the park I couldn’t resist sharing them again. Also included is a compilation of blowing the shofar at the park – for those who enjoy the shofar! Continue reading Flagging at the Park
Resurrection Celebration
This is a fun story because there’s lots to share! It starts with a dance team in VT (Living Hope Christian Church) ordering 14×72 scarves to use as sashes and special order 8mm 45×108 silks that were divided in half with 2 flag seams added to make a pair. You saw video I made of one pair of the flags before I sent them out.
Even just from seeing my demo video the team gave an awesome response:
Continue reading Resurrection Celebration
Simple Flag Pair
Someone was asking this week about making a 35×84 into a flag/flags. So since I’d posted the video of the 45×108 that I made into a pair of simple flags, I thought I might as well do the same with a 35×84. So what this is is a 35×84 with 2 flag seams added. Continue reading Simple Flag Pair
Heart Song Flags
Those who know me should be proud that I managed to coordinate these two large flags! They are an 8mm 45×108 (special order) with 2 flag seams added (we split the silk down the middle to create 2 – 45×52″ flags). They use a simple 48″ dowel. Continue reading Heart Song Flags
Caleb using a Praise in All the Earth
Some Dyed4you silk Caleb had sewn into spinner flags (thank you Penni!) – beautiful in action! This silk is what was used in Dyed4you Art’s Sweet Aroma. The colors were picked from a vision Father gave him. Continue reading Caleb using a Praise in All the Earth
