Mod Podge Children's Easle

I got a children's easle off freecycle. It had marker stains on the wood and the calkboard. So I sanded the wood, repainted the chalkboard with chalkboard paint (we decided blue would be cooler), I mod podged the tray, it was a ugly red before, and mod podeged ABC's and 123's on it. Now it's tucked away and ready for Christmas! Only cost me $6 in supplies. Sweet!

Robby's Book

I started this a long time ago and finally told myself that I had to finish it. I made a book in high school art and thought it would be fun to make Robby his own special book to write all the cute things he does and says in it. I mod podged two pieces of hard board, added paper and sewed the sides together. I couldn't find any thing online that did it the way I did back in art. If anyone wants better details let me know, as I have to make another one for our newest addition.

Valentine Wall Art

I love this subway wall art idea! This is the one I made. I got the idea and the scripts from Tater Tots and Jello. I thought it would look nice with the color but next time I would keep the black highlight on. I didn't and it made it really hard on the small letters.

Yahtzee

I love this idea from Thrifty Chick! A Yahtzee game with your family photo's on it. It does take some extra time, having to wait for it to dry to turn the pieces over and mod podge again. It's such a neat idea that it's worth it. You can check our her tutorial here.

Car's Table

I've had this done for awhile but have neglected to post it. I really wanted to get my son a kids table but they are too expensive. So I found this nightstand by the dumpster and took off the side and back. I reinforced it with L brackets on the inside and a 2 by 2. I spray painted it and mod podged a Car's poster onto it. It only coast about $6 to make.

This is the only picture I have of it before we took it all apart.

Ribbon Container

I've been wanting to make one of those ribbon containers that you always see in mason jars. Well I don't have any mason jars so I've put it off. I was going through my craft drawer the other day and my ribbon was all over, driving me nuts! So I thought of the next best thing. I just used an old shortening container and mod podged around and on top of it. Now I don't have to worry about it being scattered around.

Cell Phone Mod Podge

My sister Tracy was riding her bike and had her cell phone in a bag on the handle bars. Somehow the bag got caught in the spokes and it scratched up the face of her cell. So we thought instead of paying money for a new cover let's MOD PODGE IT!!!!

More Mod Podge

My sister, Tracy, needed clipboards for activities committee she is on at church. So we mod podged one for girls and one for boys.

I love mod podge!! If you are thinking about trying mod podge you need to check out Mod Podge Rocks. It's a blog full of mod podge projects. Very inspirational!

Mod Podge Boxes

I love mod podge. You can make anything with it. I needed more storage for all the little things I have so I made these boxes. I use all kinds of boxes; orange juice box, cracker box, vitamin box, etc.

Necklace/ Accessory Holder

My sister, Tracy told me that she wanted a necklace holder. So we put our heads together and came up with this. The best part is it only cost about $7 to make. The frame was the most expensive thing $5 (she really liked this particular one). The knobs were only 20 cents each at Big Lots!

We hot glued the ribbon to the frame, straight down then diagonal, mod podged a piece of scrapbook paper to some cardboard, super glued the knobs on to the bottom of the frame and voila, a necklace/ accessory holder.