EASY 1-2-3 MOD PODGE STYRO-FOAM PROJECTS

 via The Yarn to Tell

I love MOD PODGE and here are a few projects I've done. Here's a past post here 

When I found THE YARD TO TELL

I was so excited! There was actually a Mod Podge Styrofoam Head Sister in my mist! 

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Cute huh?

Mod Podge Michael's Blank Book Markers

 I love Book Markers with modern technology I'm afraid they won't  be around in another 10 years. Feels like I'm creating collector items!What do you think?Please tell me I'm wrong!
 Well, I decided to try and create a few to sell at the local Farmers market for Julia's Summer Camp Fundraiser.

Here is the  simple and easy process:  

I began with blank book markers & my ultimate favorite "MOD PODGE"
Notice the book markers on sale! Yeah!  

Added a few supplies from other projects. It's really important to use as many "scrap" pieces as you can. I tend to "save" everything- you just never know when you are going to need it right?

To get my production line going- I mainly concentrated on "taping" my rooster tape on each book marker. You can use them on all for an overall uniform look or  make then totally orginal and only add the tape on a few markers.

It's pretty basic from here on end. This is a cute project for school age kids or even  for  a book club gathering. hey,that would be a great way to bond even designing them to match the theme of the book of the month!

I lined them up like little soldiers all neat and uniform.

Pretty colors! Add buttons or whatever scraps you can come up with.

Once dried they are ready to be packaged and ready for the Farmers market on Saturday!

 For more ideas visit www.modpodgerocksblog.com  

The Mod Podge - Mannequin Mandy Project



Here sits a mannequin I purchased last summer. For the past year, I have put several different outfits on the mannequin that either no longer fit me or NEVER fit. For this photo I stripped her naked for a ModPodge project .



I scanned a favorite blouse (Charlotte Russe brand: purchased @ a Thrift store about 6 years ago)

Also gathered different art work from wall paper, vintage prints and pictures from my camera.....

Forgot to take a pic of the brush used ...yet you get the idea....there wasn't a set order in paper placement. Applied the Modge Podge clue on both sides of the paper. Smoothed any bumps and then just let juices of my artistic journey go with the flow.....I felt a little out of sorts  while applying the glue in certain areas -as if I was violating my mannequin or something.....I decided to name her "Mandy" .......... 

Here are some random pics of "Mandy"

Postcards to Mandy can be sent to:
Mandy La Bella Luna
P.O. Box 1009
Jamul,CA 91935

The postcards will be scanned and featured in an upcoming blog with a free advertsing link to your website.

Here are little Mandy's I made with the excess prints....