This DIY lazy susan is so cool – it was created from a planter saucer! Use any images you like. This is perfect for your dinner table, for a party, or for a cabinet. Skills Required: Beginner. You’ll be printing images, cutting to fit a tray, and then adding resin on top. The biggest skill …
These Mr and Mrs blocks are very easy wedding decor – they make great centerpieces or even table numbers, and you can personalize to match your palette. I love Man Podger David’s blocks that he is (now) famous for – and what I really like about them is that they are so versatile that you …
Use what you’ve got! This vintage inspired DIY wall shelf uses wood scraps I already had and sewing art to make a cool display. Hi! It’s David from Cheltenham Road. Over on my blog I’ve started a Use What You’ve Got project in a (somewhat desperate) attempt to clean out a bit of the backlog …
If you need a unique gift idea, these industrial picture frames fit the bill! Make them using hardware store materials – it’s really easy! As you know if you’ve followed my projects here on Mod Podge Rocks or on my blog, Cheltenham Road, sometimes I go to Home Depot with a master plan for what …
You can make DIY bookends out of almost anything, but this vintage rolling pin version is particularly charming. Looks great in a farmhouse kitchen! As those of you who follow me on my blog Cheltenham Road know, I (fairly) recently remodeled my kitchen. My house is a true fixer upper and the kitchen needed the …
Use simple materials from Home Depot to make a custom DIY house number sign. It’s easy with your favorite scrapbook papers, paints, and Mod Podge! Skills Required: Advanced Beginner. You should have prior experience with Mod Podge since the Outdoor formula is thicker (a little bit harder to work with). You’ll also be trimming paper …