Mod Podge Crafts and DIY
It’s almost time for Thanksgiving break, which means you’ll have some hours to kill. My suggestion? Spend those hours looking through your stash for cool things to Mod Podge. One idea is these fabric covered clothespins by Julie at My New Therapy. She uses them for fridge clips (add magnets) and clip clips (without the bold “CHIP CLIP” lettering). Julie provides a PDF with her tutorial right here. I’m telling you my friends, these are perfect holiday gifts.
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ingthings: DIY crochet rain drops (kind of)
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colorful kids' room
Very cute! And such a fun gift idea!
XOOX
Jen
So cute and so simple!
These are flippin adorable!! I’m definitely making these as stocking stuffers for my adult guests!
♥Spot
Love this…thank you!
very fun!
Cute as a bug’s ear!
Brenda
I made a few of these years ago and still treasure them. Don’t know why I have never made more…thanks for reminding me.
I’m always looking for things to do with my fabric scraps. These are perfect! What a great idea!!
Made some of these and attached a magnet to the back…great gifts for teachers:)
LOVE these! super fun idea!
Simple and cute! I love it!
I have made these with scrap paper but never actually considered fabric. I like the look, thank you for the inspiration…