Sing the song you were born to sing

Ashely Anne Photography has been a favorite blog of mine for a while. She is the one that posted this great tutorial of how to stitch over the LIVE YOUR LIFE ON PURPOSE print that I know so many of you have printed out and used. And I’ve been wanting to make more illustrated quotes now for a while, so when she asked me to illustrate a poster as a gift for those who donate money to the orphanage where her daughter is coming from in China, I jumped at the chance. You can read more about the project here. There are other prints for those who donate, all themed around the word “song.” Beautiful and inspiring.

I came up with this phrase a while ago, while I was looking back on the paths I’ve take as well as the paths that I want to take. So often, when making decisions, I tend to look at those I know and love to see what has taken them down their roads. But in the end, I always take my own. We all do. It can be scary, not knowing what your particular road will be. Even though we forge ahead year after year, there are still moments when we have to step back and make sure we are making this the path that we were truly meant for. And it really is an adventure, isn’t it?

And so there we go. Sing the song you were born to sing.

Thank you Ashley for bringing awareness to yet another great cause, and enjoy!

This print is 8 x 10. Print it out and pin it up…frame it….trace it and stitch it…whatever suits you! Enjoy!

DOWNLOAD PRINT HERE.

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  • http://www.make-it-do.com Calli

    Such a lovely poster Sarah. My husband and I have been talking about the same ideas… what road are we meant to take… if we choose this way or that where will it take us (and our family) in the end. What is the song we are meant to sing? Thank you for sharing your talent and your ideas.

  • http://gg-notesonthejourney.blogspot.com Glenda Childers

    Beautiful song.

  • http://sjc-rudy.blogspot.com/ Susan

    Sarah, wanted to tell you that I am currently reading “French Kids…” and my 4-yr-old daughter saw it on my nightstand this morning and proceeded to flip through the WHOLE thing to see all the pictures. Then she asked me to photocopy the cover in black and white so she could color in the picture. Your drawings are lovely!

  • Gina f.

    Thanks so much Sarah!!

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  • http://Www.quiltorstitch.blogspot.com Heather

    Thanks for the lovely print! I am hanging it in my home :-)

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    Usually I don’t read article on blogs, however I wish to say that this write-up very compelled me to check out and do it! Your writing taste has been surprised me. Thank you, very nice post.

  • A

    I’ve never heard of an artist giving away art like this. It’s a beautiful piece. Do you find that doing this increases your sales by building loyalty with potential customers?

    To anyone who downloads this, I hope you appreciate the artist’s generosity!!!