Welcome! I’m so glad you’re here.
My shop was born from a season I never expected.
During my healing journey after experiencing domestic abuse, I discovered something that changed me—creativity. As I began creating, whether digitally or by hand, something inside me came alive. For the first time in a long time, my mind grew quiet. Creating became a place of peace where I could focus, breathe, and simply be.
What began as part of my own healing slowly became something I wanted to share with others.
I actually tried starting this business once before, and it didn’t go the way I had hoped. When life led me to a new city, I felt God gently reminding me that this was new territory. Instead of rushing or following every piece of advice the internet had to offer, I sensed Him inviting me to slow down, trust Him, and build this one step at a time with His guidance.
That’s how The Spoken Print began.
I believe words matter.
The words we read, the words we speak, and the words we choose to believe all shape our hearts. That’s why I love creating apparel and gifts. A shirt isn’t just something you wear—it’s a walking billboard. It can remind you of God’s truth, encourage someone standing in line beside you, spark a conversation, or simply bring a smile to someone’s face.
Every design is created with purpose. Some are inspired by Scripture, some by hope, some by encouragement, and some are simply meant to make you laugh. But behind every piece is the same desire: to create something that reminds people they are seen, loved, and never alone.
If something you wear can change the direction of your thoughts for a moment—or help someone else remember they matter—that’s a beautiful thing.
More than anything, I hope when your order arrives, you feel seen. I hope you feel encouraged. I hope you know there is Someone who knows your story, walks with you through every season, and loves you more than you can imagine.
Thank you for being here and for supporting this small business. It truly means more than you know.
I’m so grateful you’re here.
— Kristyn