Mod Podge Crafts and DIY
Do you remember Mikaela Danvers and her really cool upcycled drawer organizer? She’s back, and this time with some Japanese inspired projects coupled with the Podge. This little kimono doll is precious, and might be a great giftie for a child. How about party decorations or favors? The paper she uses is Chiyogami (Yuzen) for an authentic effect. See more of Mikaela’s crafty endeavors here.
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Oh my gosh! I have to make a few of these for my daughter!
this is so cute
Oh cute! And I even have a bunch of origami paper sitting right here! Must be a sign.
Such great ideas. I use Modge Podge on a daily basis for my business. I would be lost without it.
Jennifer
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I really love this idea! We’re doing a Japanese Show this year,I may give this out as a gift to all my Techies for working so hard!
Cute! My girlies would love playing with those!!
I just happen to have some chiyogami paper in beautiful shades of pink! I might have to make a few of those adorable little dolls. Thanks for the link, Amy!