Make 4th of July candles with firecracker flair using dollar store votives, napkins, and Mod Podge. These are so easy and inexpensive! I know Memorial Day just passed, but my friend Kim from Today’s Creative Blog made the most brilliant, patriotic candles with budget supplies and I had to share. Cute Fourth of July crafts …
This is yet another great way to DIY your next celebration – decorate party lanterns with napkins, glitter, and Mod Podge. So easy! Are you ready to get your summer party on? Not quite – you don’t have paper lanterns yet! I love party lanterns, but I don’t always love how they are plain white. …
David takes on a unique furniture project: a themed baseball card table. He uses simple supplies from the hardware store – you can do it too! Use printouts or real baseball cards. Skills Required: Intermediate. I recommend having prior crafting experience before attempting. You’ll need to use tools to assemble wood pieces as well as …
Use Mod Podge and acrylic paint to create a unique DIY planter with a faux ceramic glaze. It looks like beautiful, hand painted ceramic when done! Skills Required: None. Even if you’ve never crafted before, this is a pretty simple project. You can practice the technique on a piece of paper before trying it on …
Wondering how to decorate a cooler for a party or tailgate? Here’s the easy way to do it with Mod Podge – video included in the post. Such a fun game day idea! Skills Required: Advanced Beginner. I recommend having prior experience with Mod Podge as you’ll be adhering paper to a (likely) textured surface. …
Succulents and cacti are all the rage right now, so try this cute toothpick craft with kids. Make a cool cactus that requires no water! Skills Required: Beginner. Adults can do this craft, and also children. I recommend that kids 8+ attempt this craft because of the toothpicks. If you want to do it with …