How it works
Confirmation bubble letters on one sideways sheet in Fredoka, which keeps all three rings of the word white: two o's and an a. A shorter name or a year on a second line leaves the word its size.
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For the banner, the class door and the party
After your first print, open Confirmation words in bubble letters. Confirmation / Day, Confirmation / Class and Confirmation / Retreat head a door or a folder. Newly / Confirmed, God / Bless and Blessings suit a party banner or a card, and Sponsor and Godparents mark places at the table.
The seven gifts, one sheet each
Wisdom, Understanding, Counsel, Fortitude, Knowledge, Piety and Fear of / the Lord make a wall of seven under Seven / Gifts, Gifts of / the Spirit, Holy / Spirit or Come / Holy / Spirit. For other days: First / Communion, Baptism, Christening, Baby / Dedication, Bar / Mitzvah, Bat / Mitzvah and Mazel / Tov.
- Piety, five letters, prints over two and a half times as tall as Understanding, thirteen letters.
- One letter per page, under More options, prints Confirmation as twelve upright sheets in nine shapes: o, n and i come twice.
- Baloo 2 closes the a of Confirmation to a black mark; set Look to Outline and it opens.
Questions and answers
How do you draw confirmation in bubble letters?
Pencil the twelve letters with wide gaps: C, o, n, f, i, r, m, a, t, i, o, n. Round every stroke into a fat outline, keep a small ring inside each o and the a, then rub out the pencil and color.
What are the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit?
Wisdom, understanding, counsel, fortitude, knowledge, piety and fear of the Lord. The list is first found in the book of Isaiah.
What is a person being confirmed called?
A confirmand; two or more are confirmands. Typed in the box, Welcome over Confirmands fits one sheet.
Is it bar mitzvah or bat mitzvah?
Bar mitzvah is the masculine form and bat mitzvah the feminine: bar means son and bat means daughter. For a group of boys, or of boys and girls, the plural is b'nai mitzvah.
Is a christening the same as a baptism?
Baptism is also called christening, a word typically kept for the baptism of infants.