Coquette Christian Wall Art Bundle: 27 Bible Verse Prints in Three Palettes

This bundle holds the whole coquette collection: nine Bible verses, each designed in three palettes. Sage & Blush uses sage gingham, blush stripes and dark olive, Pink uses pink gingham, peach stripes and plum, and Blue uses light blue gingham, pinstripes and navy. The layouts match across palettes, so each room can have its own color, or one wall can mix them. All 27 designs come in the 4:5 sizes, and the sage and pink designs also in the 2:3 sizes.

One set of nine verses, three ways

The nine verses are the same in every palette: Psalm 139:14, Proverbs 31:25, Joshua 1:9, Hebrews 11:1, Philippians 4:13, James 1:17, Jeremiah 29:11, Proverbs 3:5 and 2 Corinthians 5:7. They suit young women and the rooms they live in. Two speak about identity and worth, two about courage in hard seasons, three about faith and trust, and the last two about gratitude and hope. Having all three palettes means a verse can appear in more than one room without looking repeated. Jeremiah 29:11 can hang on pink gingham in a teen's room and on blue gingham in a guest room, and Philippians 4:13 can be plum in one place and navy in another. Sisters sharing a house can each pick a color from the same collection.

Sage & Blush, Pink and Blue

Each palette uses five backgrounds in the same positions. Sage & Blush pairs sage green gingham with blush pinstripes, a warm neutral blush and cream framed designs, with dark olive sage for Philippians 4:13. Pink swaps in pink gingham, peach stripes, pale pink framed designs and a deep plum for Philippians 4:13. Blue uses light blue gingham, blue pinstripes, pale blue and white framed designs, with navy for the dark print. Ribbon bows, small roses, a peony, a sprig and a heart repeat across all of them, and the serif type is the same throughout, so a sage print and a blue print still look related when they hang near each other.

Several rooms from one download

The bundle makes the most sense when you are decorating more than one space, for example a dorm room in sage, a sister's room in pink and a guest room in blue. In a first apartment it can cover a gallery wall in the living room and a smaller group in the bedroom. As a housewarming gift it lets a friend choose her own palette and keep the others for later rooms. A teen who loves the coquette look can change the color of a wall when her taste changes, using prints she already owns. If you only need one palette, the Sage & Blush and Blue sets of nine are sold separately and include thirteen sizes for each design.

What the five folders contain

The download has five ZIP folders with 171 JPG files at 300 DPI. All 27 designs come in the 4:5 sizes, 4x5, 8x10 and 16x20 inches, with one folder for each palette. The sage and the pink designs also come in the 2:3 sizes, 4x6, 8x12, 12x18, 16x24 and 24x36 inches, and those files fit 6x9 and 20x30 frames as well. The bundle has no 3:4 or 11:14 files, so for 9x12, 18x24 or 11x14 frames one of the sets of nine is the better choice. For a gallery wall, print each palette in one session on the same paper so the gingham and stripes match.

Sizes in the download

The verses (each available in all 3 colorways)

Frequently asked questions

Which wording do the 27 prints use?

Each print carries a short phrase from its verse with the reference, mostly in modern wording, such as For I know the plans I have for you. The phrases are identical in all three palettes. Would you like the bundle in the King James Version? Email support@theframedverse.com after your order and KJV files follow at no extra cost, usually within 24 to 48 hours. Your download is not affected.

Is every palette available in every size?

No. All 27 designs come in the 4:5 sizes, which are 4x5, 8x10 and 16x20. The sage and pink designs also come in the 2:3 sizes from 4x6 to 24x36, while the blue designs are in 4:5 only. For blue in other sizes, or for 11x14 and the 3:4 sizes, the sets of nine include thirteen sizes per design.

Can I mix palettes on one wall?

Yes, and it works best with a plan. Keep one palette for the gingham and striped prints and use another only for the framed or dark designs, or give each row of a grid its own palette. Matching frames and equal spacing hold a mixed wall together, since the layouts and type are the same in every color.

How is the bundle different from the two sets of nine?

The bundle is the only way to get the full pink palette, since only the pink Jeremiah 29:11 is also sold on its own, and it covers all three palettes in the 4:5 sizes. The Sage & Blush and Blue sets each cover one palette, but in thirteen sizes per design, including 11x14 and the 3:4 sizes.

Can I share the prints with my sisters?

You can print the designs and give the framed or loose prints to your sisters as gifts, which the personal license covers. What it does not allow is passing on the ZIP folders or the files themselves, so each household that wants its own files needs its own purchase.