Sacred Threads Quilt Exhibition asked visitors to the exhibit to create a flag.   Here are the beautiful results. Thank you to Lis...

Three friends have lost loved ones in the past week. Today I made 3 flags using hand dyed gauze, reclaimed quilt fabrics, book pages, and em...

"In the spirit of prayer flags, as I folded, clamped, dyed and stitched, I thought of blessings for our Country, prayed words of ho...

My flags are usually created in an intuitive way and whatever happens in the process is the result, it sort of develops on the way. ...

  I made beads from gelliprinted scraps hung on glittery thread for a bit of sparkle like hope. In both flags I added bits of Tyvek iron...

Gal. 5:22-23 - My inspiration for this project, 1st of allies the Bible verse. Secondly, whenever I am faced with a challenge, or am on a...

This year my husband is very ill with cancer. I have seen a flag with a tree like lungs.  Very many green for the respiration and t...

Incorporating hand stitching into a prayer flag helps me to pray and ponder over the person(s) I am creating the flag for. Hand embroider...

Lisa asked me to explain how I use crochet in my prayer flags after seeing these pictures: Picture 1 Picture 2 Picture...

For this weeks Flag Friday we wanted to share a couple of links to stories about Prayer Flags being made for Nepal that we thought might be...

Hello! My name is Sue and I live in Maine.  I am an old friend of Vivika Hansen’s.  She shared your idea and I had to sit down and ma...

Creating prayer flags is not about making a perfect piece of art, or finding the perfect words and images.  It is about putting our hopes...

- Brian Andrews

Kim

Nepal was hit with a 7.8 magnitude earthquake this past Saturday.  The death toll is 3,000 and rising. Sometimes I feel so helpless when t...

I have been making prayer flags for about 3 years, first primarily for my own healing.  I felt it was way easier to make a small project,...