I love this little crafting idea.
#1 It’s eye-catching!
#2 It’s EASY and can be done in one crafting session.
#3 The possibilities are ENDLESS for customizing them for your decor….or for a friend’s decor as a gift.
#4 I get to use Modge Podge!
I am more than a little bit embarrassed to admit I have NEVER MODGE-PODGED ANYTHING! I have always WANTED to…something about the whole idea is very appealing to me! I really don’t know why.
Since the use of Modge Podge
I can’t wait to get started. I think I am going to use THIS FONT on THIS PAPER as a house-warming gift for my sister who just moved to Wyoming. *sniff sniff*. Don’t anyone tell her!!!! Dori, if you’re reading…I’m not talking about you. :-)
Or maybe THIS FONT and THIS PAPER for one of bazillion babies being born into our extended family right now.
I literally could go on and on! I love this sorta stuff!
Here are a couple of darling ideas from Our-Everyday-Art.blogspot.com. (You might notice this blogger holds anything LEMON in as high esteem as I do!) I like her. :-)
Now to buy some Modge Podge
And that’s today’s….
Jillee, have you not seen the recipes on pinterest for homemade modgepodge???
Mix 50/50 Elmers liquid glue and water- shake it up in a jar! Easy peasy and saves $$$$!
Haven’t ever used the real modge podge so I couldn’t compare but the people who have says it works just the same!
PS Making a grocery list right now so I can make even MORE homemade soaps etc :) Love your blog I’ve told all my mom friends about it!
Love this one! My four-year old made some of these as presents for his Sunday School teachers and g’parents at Christmas time. He wrote the letter J, O, Y and I cut the paper. He helped with the gluing too. Great gifts, little time and expense and big oohs and aaahs! And I get the memories of crafting with my growing guy teaching him about giving too.
I have never bought modge podge, the glue/water mixture works perfectly!!!