Sentences with phrase «in mod podge»

Just roll your candle in Mod Podge and then in Epsom salts.

Coat a canning jar ring in mod podge and dip it into epsom salt to coat completely.

I haven't coated them in mod podge yet, but they're not too fragile after being blown - out.

But seven years ago, as I sat on the floor of my family room holding a Popsicle stick covered in Mod Podge, I couldn't imagine what I possibly had to offer.

Not exact matches

When the whole container was covered in Washi tape I used Mod Podge to coat over the tape to seal it so that the ends would not come loose.

I have more Mod Podge Christmas crafts planned, so be sure to connect with Inspiration Laboratories in your favorite ways — on Twitter, Google +, Pinterest, or Facebook.

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.

They've been having fun with Mod Podge glue, decoupaging every surface possible - switch plates, pieces of wood, and every can to be found in the recycling!

How to Mod Podge a Drawer with a Recycled Map This is a project I did in 2013 for my craft room at the time.

They are not necessary but sure do come in handy with you are working with Mod Podge!

If you are wondering how to get children in on the Mod Podge holiday action, I have the perfect Christmas kids» craft for you — learn how to make a Christmas wreath the EASIEST way possible.

I secured the body and arms on the back with a small piece of washi tape in addition to the Mod Podge.

We used Mod Podge for the aluminum foil and burlap (it's still drying in the photos, which is the white you see through the holes; it will eventually be clear) but a glue stick for everything else.

I did the mod podge first so I had a smooth surface to draw on as when i have tried to draw straight onto salt dough in the past it has looked a bit bumpy.

I thought awhile about how to go about attaching it, but in the end, I figured Mod Podge would do the trick!

Once you rubberband is in place, use a paint brush and brush on Mod Podge below it in small sections, adding glitter as you go.

I chose sheet music scrapbook paper and used Mod Podge to glue it in place.

Supplies: Candles (Ashland brand in Linen, Seaside, and Apple Crisp) Clear crystal glitter Mod Podge Foam brush Twine 4th of July Printable Tags

After it dried, I covered the paper in another coat of Mod Podge to seal it.

This giveaway is held in cooperation with Plaid, makers of Mod Podge.

I go thru lots of Mod Podge in my craft room.

In fact, last year, I made something similar using mod podge and loose glitter.

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.

While decorating my eggs, I came up with the idea of painting them in chalkboard paint so I could easily reuse and redecorate them, in case I do want to mod podge inside.

After Mod Podging the graphics in place I sealed everything with two coats of MinWax Polycrylic.

After applying the Mod Podge in sections, I had to hold the burlap in place for a long time until it stayed up by itself.

I glued it in place with Mod Podge, and sealed over the top with a couple more coats of Mod Podge.

Fall Crafts and Decor Features: Fall Harvest Wreath by Made in a Day Vintage Inspired Fall Decor by Cherished Bliss Mason Jar Pumpkin Candy Jar by One Dog Woof Give Thanks Free Printable by AKA Design Finding Fall Home Tours by Finding Home Mod Podge Botanical Pumpkins by Uncommon Designs Now let's get this party started..

Mod Podge is an adhesive used mostly in crafting, that can also be used as a sealer, medium transfer and many other things.

Since I didn't want to be finding glitter in every crack and crevice around the house for the next however many years, I decided that another layer of Mod Podge would be needed.

Mix the water, Mod Podge and food coloring in the jar.

I did have to use a small spatula a few times in order to get the white mod podge off the bottom.

This is where you get your Mod Podge out and apply in small sections to the wood to apply the paper.

I then added some mod podge over some areas of the wax which resulted in taking some of the wax off, I love how it gave more of a «distressed» look.

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 have tried putting a second coat of mod podge on going in the opposite direction but my guess is that it would look pretty good.

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Trisha, try coating your fabric in fabric Mod Podge before cutting it to sew.

Apply a THICK layer of Mod Podge or Martha Stewart Decoupage Medium in matte finish to the entire top of the charger with a wide, flat paintbrush.

After they are bleached and dried, take a foam paint brush and dab on globs of Mod Podge, then roll them in glitter.

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!

Apply a generous layer of Mod Podge and roll the snowball around in a mixture of fake snowflakes and glitter.

Then I coated the drawers with Mod Podge Furniture Formula in Matte, and carefully placed the delicate sheer napkin over the top, not perfect because I wanted an aged distressed look

and today's sneak peak will be the cute boxes and Read sign that I coordinated and made to place in the reading nook area - basically I just painted them and stenciled either numbers or letters on them - and the two zebra print ones were mod podged with fabric before the stencil.

In the Teen Hangout Room I created, I spray painted a vintage table hot pink and mod podged wall paper to it to add a little POP of color!

You are probably familiar with Mod Podge, but in the off chance you aren't, it really is a crafters best friend.

You are probably familiar with Mod Podge, but in the off chance you aren't, it really is a crafters best -LSB-...]

Mod Podge is the number one, all - in - one glue, sealer and finish perfect for decoupage projects!

with the mod podge and split peas all over my kitchen floor, it has stayed together really WELL and has such a nice natural green color in the house for the Spring!

That's a great question about whether you would mod podge the full canvas or just the areas covered in photos.