Mod Podge Crafts and DIY
Hi everyone! It's Heidi from Hands Occupied here. After scoring a ripped paper parasol on super clearance at a hobby store, I realized what a great surface for Mod Podge projects parasols are. Partly to repair the parasol and partly to make it my own, I put together this simple project, which also happens to be a perfect accessory for beach Continue Reading
Hi again! It's Heidi from Hands Occupied. Because I'm an adult, I've rekindled my interest in yo-yo after buying one on a whim. As you can see from the dings in the yo-yo's plastic, I've been hard at work on my sweet tricks, but I got tired of looking at the plain green plastic. I was pinning recently and found myself inspired to improve my Continue Reading
Heidi from Hands Occupied here! I made a set of Easter Egg-inspired earrings to share with you all today. They come together pretty quickly and are a fun way to make use of scrap ribbon you might have laying around. And who doesn't love a good Easter egg craft? Supplies 2 sets of Mod Podge Podgeable Shapes, Basic Designs - you'll need one Continue Reading
This is Heidi from the blog Hands Occupied. Today, I've got a St Patrick craft project for you that's literally made with Lucky Charms cereal - I'm not kidding. I had the idea for this project long before I figured out how the heck to accomplish it. Doing my due diligence, I Googled and found a few folks who'd made Lucky Charms inspired bracelets Continue Reading
Last year, I got my hands on some Glow-in-the-Dark Mod Podge for a Halloween project thinking I'd make some fun home decor with it. But then I realized - hold the phone! - GITD Mod Podge has some awesome practical applications too. How often do you find yourself rummaging for keys in your deep, dark purse? Today, I'm going to show you how to Continue Reading
This is Heidi from the blog Hands Occupied. I love making high-impact crafts without having to spend 100 hours laboring to do so. Laser cut scrapbooking paper is a great supply I like to use to save some time and sanity in my crafting. Since the paper I used is a snowflake design, it came white, but I decided it was in need of a bit of color to Continue Reading
I'm Heidi from the blog Hands Occupied, and I'm very excited to be sharing a DIY Christmas necklace with you all! For today's project, I decided to create a tutorial with some Mod Podge products you don't necessarily see every day around the crafty blogosphere. I wanted my project to be something festive now that the holiday season is upon us Continue Reading
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Patriotic Table Runner
Concrete stool made in a bucket
DIY combined card and keyholder
