Class Symbols...

       I wanted to make the class symbols of the

Young Women classes for Church. (for a special program)

They are made out of paper

 and I am very happy how they turned out.

They are a beehive, rose, and laurel wreath...

Beehive class: "the beehive was a symbol of harmony, cooperation, and work for the early pioneers of the Church.  Beehive was also the first name by which young women were known,  beehives today learn to work together in cooperation and harmony as they strengthen their faith in Jesus Christ and prepare to stand for truth and righteousness.  This is a time to 'arise and shine forth'."

Mia Maid class:  "The name Mia Maid refers historically to the Mutual Improvement Association, which adopted the emblem of the rose as a symbol of love, faith, and purity.  Mia Maid today learn about love,faith, and purity as they strengthen their testimony and accept and act upon the Young women values."

Laurel class: "For centuries the laurel wreath has been a crown woven from the leaves of the laurel tree.  It is given to someone who has finishes a significant achievement as a symbol of honor and accomplishment.  Laurels today are finishing their preparation to make and keep sacred covenants and receive the ordinances of the temple."

have a great day,

I will be having a giveaway soon...on the
 Falling Feather Farm (my other blog)
because I have hit the 200th post.