Guides
Guides
Every piece we make carries a text. These guides tell you what it says, where it comes from, and how to use the piece well.
Scripture stickers
How to place stickers on thin Bible paper without wrinkling a page, plus the full scripture list for every set.
- Applying to thin paper without bubbles or tearing
- Choosing between the margin, the facing page, and over the text
- Standard and mini sizes, and which Bible each one fits
- Scripture lists for all five sets
Stained glass bookmarks
What each design shows and the passage behind it, across all fifty-six bookmarks in the three sets.
- Transparent Set 1: sixteen designs from the life of faith
- Transparent Set 2: sixteen scenes and verses from scripture
- The floral set: twenty-four flowers and their meanings
- Caring for printed film so the color stays true
Paleo Hebrew jewelry
The letters on each piece, what they spell, and why we use the older script rather than the square Hebrew most people know.
- Reading Paleo Hebrew: the letters and their pictures
- What is engraved on each dog tag
- Choosing a piece as a gift
- Keeping aluminum and stainless steel clean
The Ketef Hinnom scrolls
Two small silver scrolls found in a burial chamber outside Jerusalem carry the oldest known text of scripture. Our replicas copy what they say.
- What was found at Ketef Hinnom, and when
- The priestly blessing from Numbers 6 as it appears on the silver
- Why these scrolls matter for dating the text
- How KH1 and KH2 differ, and what each replica reproduces
Names of Yahuah inserts
All twenty-eight names on the vellum set, with the Hebrew, the meaning, and the passage each one is drawn from.
- The twenty-eight names, one entry each
- Where each name first appears in scripture
- Placing vellum inserts so they lie flat
- Trimming along the guide lines for an even edge
Looking for a guide that isn't here yet? The feast calendar, the miniature scrolls, and the compact Bible are being written now. Tell us what you need and we will move it up the list.