I like fabric, but I rarely have time to sew. Between work, pug walking, knitting and Mod Podging – there just isn’t the time! What’s the solution? Here’s the good news: Mod Podge is easily used with fabric. No sewing, just gluing!
The project that I am focusing on above is the utensil holder and let me start by directing you to the tutorial here. Notice the several awesome things about this project. First of all, the metal container is recycled. Eat your stewed tomatoes like you should and you’ll have the perfect surface! Secondly, all you need is scraps of fabric. Come on crafters – you probably have several of those laying around. If you don’t, head to a Jo-Ann or other local fabric store and ask for scraps or buy some fat quarters. They’re cheap! And speaking of cheap, that leads me to the third great thing about this project. It’s so inexpensive, and you can make several of them at once. Just think – office, teacher gifts. . . the possibilities are endless.
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I am so glad that you liked this project! Thanks for linking back to us! I really enjoyed reading through your blog! Fun Stuff!
We love this project! I’m a contributor at the MSQC blog where you found this project & I’m so excited that you like it! Natalie has some fabulous ideas for projects like these
I love reading her ideas. You’ve got some pretty great ideas too! I’ve been enjoying reading your blogs!