Sentences with phrase «from mod podge»

Amy from Mod Podge Rocks is the guest judge this week and you have to check out all the great projects she does with Mod -LSB-... Read More]

Amy Anderson from Mod Podge Rocks and I did craft kit LIVE on Instagram and FB.

Those candies made from the mod podge melts are too cute!

I'm Amy from Mod Podge Rocks (and DIY Candy, and Washi Tape Crafts!).

Not exact matches

Supplies: Decorative paper (you can cut pictures out of magazines or use recycled greeting cards) Mod Podge craft glue and brush Aleene's Original Tacky Glue Buttons (try the Laura Kelly Collection from Buttons Galore) Scissors To make your flowers, cut out petals in the sizes you want and cut out circles for the centers.

While experimenting with Mod Podge, I wanted to make a bauble from recycled cardboard.

;) Today I am excited to show you a brand new product from my friend, Amy at Mod Podge Rocks & Plaid ~ Mod Podge Peel & Stick Stencils.

Hi Barngirl, I know that Annie Sloan Chalk Paint will adhere to metal, and from the bit of research I've done, Mod Podge should work fine on metal too.

The Mod Podge seals the stencil preventing the paint from seeping underneath.

Supplies: mason jars, Martha Stewart metallic glass paint, Martha Stewart silkscreen snowflake stencils, a paint dauber from Martha Stewart (not pictured), Mod Podge, foam brush, tea lights & salt I am in love with the Martha Stewart silkscreen stencils.

One way that I changed this pair up from the first, was by mod podging sheet music to the backside.

To prevent the paint from chipping, use a sealant like Mod Podge.

So when I saw that Lauren printed hers out from Staples and used Mod Podge to create this... I knew I had to give it a try.

I didn't apply Mod Podge on top of the paper this time — but I think I did before on the black desk from a few years ago that I also shared a photo of in the post.

I covered each scrapbook paper - topped barstool with a layer of Mod Podge to help protect the decorated bar stools from spills and stains.

Jess from Frugal with a Flourish shows how to cut out and mod podge these little birdies on to our plates in her DIY post!

I started out with a blank canvas, foam brushes, orange craft paint and Mod Podge — all from Hobby Lobby.

Make your own budget friendly copycat of Pottery Barn's gauze mummy luminaries using this tutorial from Courtney on Mod Podge Rocks.

Here is the family room view from the kitchen (Mason Jar Mod Podge Art and Sliding Barn Door TV cover tutorial):