In between sewing deadlines, I've managed to catch up on some Mod Podging. Playing with MP is the perfect distraction. You can easily apply a coat and return to the pressing tasks at hand. And then go back again a little later for another application. This bird house is almost finished. A bit of Sparkle MP and more glitter glue are needed.
But look at those pom poms. Michael's carries different colored pom pom collections. They come in different sizes and in a variety of color combinations. Aleene's Tacky Glue keeps these attached to the house. A little Azure Blue Folk Art paint by Plaid finished the base and blended well with all the turquoise and blues. The wooden bird house is from Michael's and the fabric is all Sis Boom Queen Street.
If you want to join in the next round of Mod Podge Mayhem, gather together these supplies. I will post the instructions in the next few days. Here's what you will need:
- Fabric Mod Podge
- Regular Mod Podge
- Applicator (sponge or brush)
- Large wooden clothespins (available at Michael's for $1)
- Magnet strip
- Fabric scraps
Happy Easter everyone! See you back here for some crafty fun.
OH the cuteness! The pom poms put it over the top. Well it all is over the top cute!
ReplyDeleteMod Podge has the same initials as you!! Your bird house is fabulous, I can just imagine the birds it'll attract!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute!! I love it! Can you come decorate my home? :o)
ReplyDeleteI love the colors of the fabric, and those pom poms rock the house! :D
ReplyDeleteVery astute of Raecheldaisy to notice the fact that you and Mod Podge have the same initials. Coincidence? or serendipity? I suppose that a bird house is the obvious next project when there is no longer a cat in the house.
ReplyDeleteI woke up an hour and a half later than I usually do after our "party" last night. You had me rolling in laughter. I will be paying for it today, everything is backwards and I believe, if my math is correct ... I only have 28 days left.
Carolina