Mod Podge Crafts and DIY
I saw some goodies in the Mod Podge Rocks! Flickr group today, and I knew I had to share. When you have a chance, hop over and visit these awesome Mod Podgers – leave them some love.
burlap covered vintage bottle by littlethings1
Mod Podged shoes by Create Studio
Blogger who loves the color blue and sock monkeys. You can find me in public easily— I'm wearing glasses and lots of stripes.
I primarily blog here and at Washi Tape Crafts (a few other places too). I'm excited that you're here - don't hesitate to stay awhile and thank you for reading!
I wrote a book all about Mod Podge! There are more than 40 projects from me as well as my favorite Podging friends. Click on the cover to check it out.
how to decoupage a tiny tin
Lamp out of an old coffee can
Gift card holder made from a cereal box. - Mod Podge Rocks
Amy, thank you! Mod Podge is the best! Thanks for the shout out!
Michelle {designace30}
Fabulous choices all around! and those shoes are really amazing! Thank you so much for including my Cool Helsinki Earrings in the list, I am honoured! Have a great Sunday :O)
hi amy happy mother’s day!
thank yo for sharing the creations of some very talented peeps!
marie
Thank you so much for featuring my altered burlap covered bottle ! Love your blog , because Mod Podge does rock , I dont know what I would do without it ! So much wonderful inspiration on here !
Eunice
The Little Things
OMG…that vintage burlap covered bottle is an absolute dreamy idea!!
I have an old bottle from the late 1800s that, for some reason, was never tossed out by any member of my family. It has been passed on from generation to generation, just for the simple fact that we must all be a bunch of pack-rats. I’ve always loved this bottle and my grandma gave it to me when I was 10 years old. I’ve had it for 35 years. I can’t wait to try this project out with it! Thanks for posting these projects!!
Hi! Thanks for your nice comment and the info on Modge Podge. I don’t think I’d put food right on it, but at least now I know if something touches it we won’t choke. I think the tray would be a good way to carry bags of hamburger and hot dog rolls!
Amy, thanks so much for the link! Glad you like my mod podge shoes. They match some reusable sandwich bags I made… perfect for a picnic don’t you think!? The sandwich bag tutorial is in my links, sadly it doesn’t use the “world’s most famous medium” though!
-Sarah from Create Studio
http://www.createstudio.blogspot.com
Good Morning Amy! I was so surprised to see my owls looking back at me as I visited “Mod Podge Rocks!” this morning. Thanks for including me on your fabulous site!!!
Susan