Happy Hump Day. To celebrate, I present to you another entry into this online journal I like to call “Ways you can cover furniture with Mod Podge and stuff.” Linda K. did this piece, and I appreciate the fact that ALL it uses is black paint and an old dictionary. If you are really, truly, absolutely on a budget, you can still do something cool with Mod Podge. You do need an old dresser, but I venture to guess your local Goodwill probably has one on the cheap if you don’t already. Read about what Linda did here, and then tell me: what can you Mod Podge using one paint color and some paper?
July 22, 2009
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That is adorable!!!!!!
I just left a comment on her blog!
That is so fantastic! Thank you for sharing!
I love your blog. Right up my alley.
Halfway there…Happy Wednesday!
Cute idea. Something like this would be great in a library.
Love your new prifile pic. Cute hair cut and a great smile!
Your FAQ said you’d answer questions so I’ve got one – an extension to your statement about Mod Podge being sticky. I’ve previously done small projects with matte MP, but for my first piece of furniture, a low bookcase I built, I chose glossy. And stuff has stuck to the top of it. So there’s dust and bits of paper from the things that got stuck – what do I do now?
Thanks!
ohh My my .. WOW I did not how many things you could do with this Mod podge..I just use it for few things but now I’ll use it more!
RB
LOVE YOUR DECOUPAGE ITS CLEAN AND CREATIVE, ALSO LOVE YOUR BLOG.
Thanks for the comment on my blog!!! Your stuff is amazing!
Thank you everyone! I appreciate the positive feedback on my blog, my new pic *blush*, and Mod Podge!! You are all awesome! Please come back and visit me.
Sarah – I am e-mailing you separately!!
I’d been trying to decide what to mod podge to a tabletop and now… i think i’ve found it! dictionary pages.. whooda thunk it!
Thanks Nikki and Dixie! Please share your MP projects with me. I’d love to see them!
Thanks so much for posting. I have been looking for ideas to use a bunch of old dictionaries I have, and I found one! I pinned this and posted on my blog with credit and a link back to you. I hope you don’t mind.