It’s good to see someone crafting their organization tools, because it inspires me to do the same. When I saw this owl art supplies caddy by Kristen from kristen powers ink, I realized that I need this very thing for my coffee table. Mod Podge Command Central is currently a dump, with plastic bins everywhere and a tampon box waiting to become a Sizzix die holder for my new Big Shot. Can’t WAIT to show you all that one!
Though the tutorial is no longer on her site, you can achieve the same look by Mod Podging your favorite prints to toilet paper and paper towel rolls. Isn’t that fabric cute?
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this is so stinking cute! i just made a great mod podge craft let me know what you think!!
~Morgan
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I am pretty sure that modge podge is one the greatest inventions ever. There are few days that go by that I don’t use it! As always-thanks for the inspiration!
HI Amy girl! This is adorable! And I cannot wait to see your ummmmm next project you mentioned! Hahahahah….sounds like something we could all do. I heard you are supposed to hide important things in a tampon box because most people would never look there!!!!
Big smile.
Great post by the way!
Debbie
Someone told me about your site after I posted a project involving mod podge. I’m very impressed and inspired by what I see!
If you would like to check out my project my blog is: therealmrandmrspotatohead.blogspot.com and let me know if you stopped by
HA!!! I cracked up when I saw your comment on my blog – here I was getting obsessed with Mod Podge and Mod Podge Amy leaves me a comment. How fun. You are obviously the Queen of such things.
Awesome site!!
I have been saving containers to make something similar to this. NOw I guess I’d better get working on it!
teri
The owls are cute….I have so many containers around..time to get cracking.
Thanks so much for pointing to this one! I will link this month! I love all the different items she recycled for this project!