God grant Blanket: Serenity Prayer Butterfly Throw

God grant Blanket shows the Serenity Prayer in blue and black lettering, with five blue butterflies drifting across the left side of the print. Each line of the prayer asks for serenity, courage and wisdom, and the words Serenity, Courage and Wisdom stand out in larger blue script. It speaks to anyone who finds steadiness in these familiar words, and it was made for the people who turn to this prayer when life feels heavy.

Note: the pillow shown in the photo are for styling only and not included.

The print at a glance

The artwork begins at the top with the line God, grant me the, followed by the word Serenity in tall blue script. The rest of the prayer runs down the right side in dark lettering, with the words Courage and Wisdom given the same blue script treatment. Five butterflies sit on the left side, shaded in turquoise and cobalt, each with a small red heart at the center of its wings. The largest butterfly rests near the bottom, while smaller ones trail upward toward the top of the design. The pale blue background has a soft wooden texture that makes the butterflies look as though they are resting on the surface. Together the lettering and the butterflies create a calm, open picture that reads easily from across the room.

Who it is for

You will likely notice the prayer first, followed by the bright butterflies that frame it. This blanket suits people who keep the Serenity Prayer close during difficult stretches, along with those who value its reminder to accept what they cannot control. The Serenity Prayer blanket also fits a grandmother who enjoys butterflies in her garden, or a friend who keeps a faith journal on the nightstand. Use it on the couch during a quiet evening of reading, or drape it over a recliner while someone rests after a long day.

Occasions to use it

This design makes a thoughtful gift for a birthday, a new home, a recovery or a sympathy visit when words feel hard to find. You can offer it in the Fleece Throw, Sherpa Throw, Fleece or Sherpa style, depending on the kind of softness the recipient prefers. Many people keep it folded at the foot of the bed, where the lines of the prayer are the first thing they see each morning.