Be Joyful Blue Floral Clipboard and Notepad – Romans 12:12
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Be Joyful Blue Floral Clipboard and Notepad – Romans 12:12

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Be Joyful Blue Floral Clipboard and Notepad – Romans 12:12Brighten your daily note taking with the Be Joyful Blue Floral Clipboard and Notepad. This uplifting set pairs a sturdy, flower framed blue clipboard with a matching lined writing padperfect for lists, reminders, and quiet moments of reflection. Both sides of the blue clipboard are framed in floral artwork with soft blues, whites, and greens. The sentiment appears in a cheerful hand lettered white font in the center of the design. Be joyful in hope,

Brighten your daily note-taking with the Be Joyful Blue Floral Clipboard and Notepad. This uplifting set pairs a sturdy, flower-framed blue clipboard with a matching lined writing pad—perfect for lists, reminders, and quiet moments of reflection.

Both sides of the blue clipboard are framed in floral artwork with soft blues, whites, and greens. The sentiment appears in a cheerful hand-lettered white font in the center of the design.

Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer

Romans 12:12

A coordinating white notepad includes 80 lined pages, each accented with blue floral artwork in the top left corner and the same verse printed at the bottom as a steady reminder to trust God through every season. A sturdy silver clip at the top of the board keeps your notepad secure and gives you a steady surface for writing wherever your day takes you.

This charming Be Joyful Blue Floral Clipboard and Notepad is a thoughtful gift for a teacher during Teacher Appreciation Week, a friend celebrating a birthday, or a coworker who loves uplifting desk accessories.

  • Blue floral design 
  • Hand-letttered sentiment 
  • Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer
  • Romans 12:12 
  • White note pad 
  • Floral design 
  • 80 lined pages 
  • Scripture on every page 
  • Sturdy silver clip 
  • Allison Loveall design 
  • Clipboard size: 12.8" x 9" x 0.8" (325 x 229 x 20mm) 
  • Writing pad size: 11.4" x 8.3" x 0.4" (290 x 211 x 10mm) 
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