Mod Podge Crafts and DIY
I love it when people say "you can do anything with Mod Podge." Because duh, they are right! Mel uses the Podgeable shapes, papers, rub-ons, glitter Dimensional Magic and all sorts of goodies to make awesome handmade jewelry. She went crazy and I mean that in the best way possible. I love all of the combinations that she came up with, and these Continue Reading
With blog conference season in full swing, I thought it was only appropriate for me to share this cute little tin business card holder. I love this! I usually just stuff my business cards in my back pocket and they usually get all crinkled . . . so, the idea of a tin to store them in is such a great one. No more bent edges! Tin business card 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
I really love personalized crafts. When I see the letter "A" I get really excited. Maybe because it represents both my first and last name - so it's doubly awesome? And is doubly a word? I don't know, but I know that I had making this initial wall art. I didn't make it for myself but as a gift for a friend. I used a frame and mat that I got from a Continue Reading
Howdy! I'm Justine from the Sew Country Chick Blog and today I'm sharing a simple and fun spring project you can make with your kids using Mod Podge Washout, Apple Barrel paint, buttons, and inexpensive mini birdhouses from the hobby shop. My girls love doing Mod Podge projects - what kid doesn't? Mod Podge Washout for kids is perfect because Continue Reading
Here we go with the Mod Podge photo transfer medium again. So sue me! I just really like the stuff, okay? I completely and 100% admit to being just a teensy bit obsessed with the stuff. I mean, just look at this cute canvas made using photo transfer Mod Podge. So many possibilities for fun canvases (and who doesn't love arrows, these days). Photo Continue Reading
This book cover has so much character, don't you think? I think a project like this would be perfect for covering those (boring) school books. Who knows? It might even help make math homework a little more bearable (doubtful). A fun book cover would also be a great way to dress up some books at home and add them into your decor. We're also Continue Reading
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The V Spot: An old globe gets a coastal inspired make-over. (Using paper napkins and Mod Podge.)
painted rocks
painted love globe
