Description
Relax and express your creative soul as you fill the delightful ink drawings with color. The box contains 44 cards with scriptures from the book of Psalms and drawings to color on one side. You can write a personal message on the reverse, blank side. They come packed in a sturdy, portable lidded box decorated with silver foil accents. Size is 4 1/4 x 3 1/4 Inch.
Why It Matters
Coloring offers a simple, calming activity that helps pass the time while gently easing anxiety. It gives your mind a break, creates a sense of control, and can be surprisingly soothing during moments that feel overwhelming.
Relax and express your creative soul as you fill the delightful ink drawings with color. The box contains 44 cards with scriptures from the book of Psalms and drawings to color on one side. You can write a personal message on the reverse, blank side. They come packed in a sturdy, portable lidded box decorated with silver foil accents. Size is 4 1/4 x 3 1/4 Inch.
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