Mod Podge Crafts and DIY
What is that in the picture you ask? It’s a nightstand, done by Chase. Her mom, Amy (who writes the blog Chaser, Boo and Mommy Too!) is super cool – I wish my mom had let me Mod Podge my furniture! I always enjoy seeing children Mod Podge. If you are a mom and you don’t already know, Mod Podge is completely non-toxic and safe for the kiddies. Which I like because then I know it’s safe for me too. Back to the dresser – it’s very cute, don’t you think?
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When I was in high school, I mod podged my desk without even consulting my mom. Luckily, it turned out super-cool and she liked it. I mixed hot pink RIT dye with the mod podge and mod podged pages from a {free} poetry book to the top.