Mod Podge Crafts and DIY
Ashley from Under the Sycamore has been featured before – I’ve shown you her closet dividers, paper bird painting and scrap paper bowl. In short, she’s always Mod Podging great stuff, and these terra cotta pots are included. These pretty pots were done as a project to help with the “blahs,” and they certainly do, don’t you think? Ashley was inspired by an entry at Christine Chitnis. I’m inspired by both of them, personally. Visit Ashley’s entry here.
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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.
ingthings: DIY crochet rain drops (kind of)
Ravelry: Garland of Colorful Hearts pattern by Carolina Guzman
colorful kids' room
Pretty neat idea, I’ve back to Mod Podging everything, just finished a shadow box for our daughter and I know it will last for years or until she’s ready to change things.
I remember doing this as a teenager, many, many, many years ago. Still have those pots; they held up well. OK, my tastes in design have changed since then, so I don’t use them anymore. I should update them with a new fabric! (UpUpCycling? ReUpCycling? DoubleUpCycling?)
Those are BEAUTIFUL! I love them.. Great ideas!
Mechelle
Your projects here are wonderful. You have SO many craft ideas involving mod podge! I linked to your blog in mine, i was talking about how AWESOME m p is
http://tinyurl.com/3vqcfdy Keep up the good work! I’ll be reading your stuff from now on!
ooooh! so pretty!