Have just got my first jar of Mod Podge!
Decided to start small and after watching the experts on YouTube I gave it a go!
I used a playing card as the mount and then Mod Podged on a print of the gorgeous little Victorian girl.
A few more coats of Mod Podge and a bit of lace, buttons and two shiny pink beads and there it is - on my fridge!
Love the magnet, so pretty. You have revived my interest in Mod Podge, so off to have a play
ReplyDeleteI just love the name...Mod Podge. I can see you setting up a business with you and your team at the day centre, just think of all the new craft stuff you could buy!
ReplyDeleteA pretty item :) Now you've got me wondering what mod podge is!! (off to google)
ReplyDeleteWow, how effective is that?! You now have another 51 to make with all the other playing cards in the pack!
ReplyDeleteThanyou for taking part in HM x
I created quite alot of damage when I didn't put the lid back on my mod podge properly - I've not been brave enough to buy it again! But you've inspired me to get some more! Lovely image. Anna x
ReplyDeleteMod Podge?! - Do not know what it is but like the sound of it - off to find more!
ReplyDeleteMod Podge - love it! hehehe. And it looks really pretty. Thanks so much, might have to give that one a go.
ReplyDeleteAnother one who does not know what Mod Podge is but that doesn't stop me enjoying the finished result. It's lovely
ReplyDeleteNever worked with mod podge - but love your fridge magnet.
ReplyDeleteTotally ignorant of what mod podge is but love what you have made. The picture is gorgeous and the lace and buttons really give a great effect.
ReplyDeleteLovely
Thanks everyone for visiting my Blog and all your kind comments! For those wondering what Mod Podge is...look at www.modpodgerocksblog.com
ReplyDeleteAmy will explain all! Nancy
Mod Podge is what I use for my decoupage too; it's so easy to use and always gives a brilliant finish. Your magnet is very pretty.
ReplyDeleteooo I have no idea what Mod Podge is!! Off to googe it, but it all looks wonderful, and love the vintage lace!
ReplyDeleteLove your fridge magnet using the mod podge. Found lots of ideas of how to use it on You Tube so now off to buy some.
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