I used a pretty piece of wrapping paper leftover from my birthday to decorate this cute coat rack – with a little bit of Mod Podge and spray paint too! For Christmas I got some pretty cute clothes from my boyfriend. He did a great job of picking things out for me. So he might …
Looking for a way to personalize children’s furniture? This kids decoupage chair is easy to make with your favorite colors of paint, paper and Mod Podge. Confession. I love wood balls. Especially ones with polka dots. Before you start laughing, realize that I’m very serious – that is why I used them in copious amounts …
Have you tried the Mod Podge Sheer Colors? They are so easy to use – make these simple, pretty tinted mason jars in just a few minutes! Skills Required: None. Even if you’ve never used Mod Podge before, you’ll be able to complete this project. Hi, it’s Courtney from Crafts by Courtney. Today I’m sharing …
A photo transfer to canvas gives your photo and your project a slightly vintage feel – it’s a beautiful twist on a traditional decoupage craft! Skills Required: Intermediate. Photo transfer takes a little practice, particularly with learning how much of the paper you can rub on. I’d try a sample project first in case there’s a …
This fabric coffee table was easy to make with Mod Podge! Buy a piece of furniture from IKEA or the Goodwill and give it a unique makeover. Fabric Coffee Table There are so many things I like about sillie.smile’s table. 1) You would NOT believe how easy this is.2) The fabric is from IKEA and …
Use your kids’ artwork to re-do a furniture piece in this fun dresser makeover. You’ll love decoupaging as much as your children love the drawing! I love incorporating my children’s artwork into home decor pieces that will last longer than a piece of paper. I’ve converted kid’s art into kids’ coasters, t-shirts, and even fashion …