Bless The Food Before Us The Family Beside Us And The Love Between Us Amen Stickers | Inspirational sticker pack, designed with a clean matte look, ideal for planners, journals, notebooks, laptops, phone cases and scrapbooks, adding gentle encouragement to daily routines.

Price range: $5.95 through $6.95

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This beautiful sticker features the heartfelt blessing, bless the FOOD before us THE FAMILY beside us AND THE LOVE between us amen, combined with a charming illustration. A cute white cat is depicted sitting snugly inside a dark gray watering can. The quote is rendered in decorative white lettering, using a mix of script and block fonts, enhanced with small hearts, leaves, and banner accents that add a warm, rustic feel. The overall design conveys a deep sense of thankfulness for life’s simple blessings, emphasizing food, family, and love. This sticker is made from water resistant vinyl with a smooth matte finish, making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The easy peel backing ensures simple and clean application. It’s a lovely accessory for personalizing your laptop, phone case, planner, journal, notebook, scrapbook, and craft projects, offering a sweet, constant reminder of the blessings in the message: bless the FOOD before us THE FAMILY beside us AND THE LOVE between us amen.

Product Features :

– Product type: Die cut stickers

– Material: water resistant vinyl

– Suitable for indoor and outdoor use

– Easy peel backing for simple application

– Matte finish for a smooth, non glossy look

 

Care Instructions : Use a soft, clean, and dry cloth to gently brush any dust or dirt off from the center of the sticker outward.

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