Kelly wanted the look of decoupage postcards on her desk so she tackled the project with Mod Podge! Learn how easy it is to do here. Skills Required: Beginner. You’ll be cutting up postcards or postcard paper to Mod Podge to the top of a desk. It helps to have some experience with Mod Podge …
Learn how to transfer an image to canvas with Mod Podge. I did this with a few of my favorite prints – you can do it with your favorites too! Skills Required: Beginner. It helps to have experience with Mod Podge to avoid wrinkles. You’ll be painting canvases and then decoupaging printed images to the …
Make your own DIY letter magnets the easy way – with a fun font too! So simple, kids can do it. Free printable with multiple letters included. Skills Required: None. Be sure to use laserjet or spray both sides of the inkjet printouts so your magnets don’t bleed. Otherwise you’ll be cutting and Mod Podging …
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 …
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 …
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 …