Use transfer medium to do a Mod Podge photo transfer to fabric. This vintage pillow project is so easy and the results are pretty! Skills Required: Intermediate. To transfer an image to fabric, I recommend having previous experience with photo transfer medium. This is because fabric is not forgiving and if you mess up, it’s …
Use your favorite comic books (or copies) and Mod Podge to make these easy comic book letters! Perfect for budget friendly wall decor. Skills Required: Beginner. It helps to have some experience with Mod Podge as comic books or color copies of them have the potential to wrinkle. If you’re looking for budget friendly wall …
Learn how to make this DIY cake pop stand from a wood plaque, vintage Christmas graphics, and Mod Podge. It’s really easy and the perfect party display! Skills Required: Beginner. You’ll need to know how to use Mod Podge, and a drill. The holes you’ll be drilling are basic, as is the decoupage portion of …
This DIY mason jar night light can be made on a budget – and your kids can help. The glitter is so sparkly and fun for night time! Hi it’s Courtney with Crafts by Courtney! Today I’m sharing how to make a simple mason jar night light for your kids room. This is such an …
Create a cozy DIY farmhouse Christmas sign with buffalo plaid and a deer head design—perfect for holiday decor or gifting! Skills Required: Beginner. I recommend having some experience with Mod Podge since you will be applying a cutout to wood with some smaller details. You’ll also be doing some painting. Creating holiday wall decor is …
This DIY coffee bar sign project is EASY! Anyone can do it. You’ll use a piece of scrap wood, some vinyl lettering in your favorite font, and paint. Seal it all up with a coat of Mod Podge. Skills Required: None. You’ll be painting and cutting vinyl. Even if you’ve never crafted before, you can …