Do You Follow Jesus This Closely?

My kids have been very into car decals and bumper stickers lately. The other day, my seven-year-old saw a sticker that said, “Jesus loves you.” And I guess it really impacted him because he has brought it up almost every day since. Well, I decided to make my own version, though I guess mine is more silly than uplifting.

This is the SVG file! Simply save it to your device and upload it to your cutting machine software.

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4 thoughts on “Do You Follow Jesus This Closely?”

  1. Just wondering what size you made this? and did you use removable or perm vinyl for the file? love it, i just asked my cousin if she would like one and she loves it, so guess i know what i’m making her for Christmas! thank you for sharing!

    1. Thank you, Cathy! I would recommend permanent vinyl. I like using this waterproof vinyl. https://amzn.to/4itonDa

      Size is going to depend on the size of your window and how much visibility you want. But I would probably recommend 6 inches wide. Hope that helps!

  2. I am new to cricut and I love your car decal ” Do you follow Jesus this close” but I can’t figure out how to download or save to use with my cricut.

    1. I make it so easy, most people get confused! The image you see above is an SVG file, which means you can just save that picture, upload it to your Cricut software, and it will know exactly what to do!

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