Well, summer is winding down. Are you sad? Or are you excited like me? I love summer, but now is about the time I'm ready for the season to change. I LOVE fall, I love the smell, and the colors, and the cooler temperatures. Most of all I love the anticipation of the upcoming Holiday Season.
I'm itchin' to start decorating for fall...how 'bout you? I'm especially excited to "Halloween-ify" my home!
So for this month's Mod Podge Project, I decided to do a Halloween version of the Mod Podge blocks you may have seen in our very first edition of Mod Podge Mania.
I found this adorable Halloween paper at Michaels, and I'm so pleased with how they turned out!
I'm itchin' to start decorating for fall...how 'bout you? I'm especially excited to "Halloween-ify" my home!
So for this month's Mod Podge Project, I decided to do a Halloween version of the Mod Podge blocks you may have seen in our very first edition of Mod Podge Mania.
I found this adorable Halloween paper at Michaels, and I'm so pleased with how they turned out!
I love how the little skeletons seem to be peeking out between the letters!
All I did was spray paint some 2x4 scraps, then Mod Podge my paper on. Using Mod Podge on the wood to adhere the paper, then another couple of coats over the top.
When the Mod Podge dried, I distressed the edges on the sander. I also took a tip from my way more talented than me friend Tanielle, and rubbed some brown paint on the roughed up edges.
I spray painted and slightly distressed the wooden letters, then glued them on! Finish off with a couple of coats of clear acrylic spray and tie on some coordinating tulle.
This is such a simple, fool-proof project and they turn out so cute every time!
Now let's see what you've got! Please remember to link back to my blog in your post so that everyone will know where to come see everyone's projects! You may link up an old post or a new one. But if you link up an old one, it would be helpful if you just put a little blurb as a new entry on your blog linking back to your older post so your regular readers will know where to come check out more ideas! Does that make sense?
I can't wait to see what you've all come up with this month!
When the Mod Podge dried, I distressed the edges on the sander. I also took a tip from my way more talented than me friend Tanielle, and rubbed some brown paint on the roughed up edges.
I spray painted and slightly distressed the wooden letters, then glued them on! Finish off with a couple of coats of clear acrylic spray and tie on some coordinating tulle.
This is such a simple, fool-proof project and they turn out so cute every time!
Now let's see what you've got! Please remember to link back to my blog in your post so that everyone will know where to come see everyone's projects! You may link up an old post or a new one. But if you link up an old one, it would be helpful if you just put a little blurb as a new entry on your blog linking back to your older post so your regular readers will know where to come check out more ideas! Does that make sense?
I can't wait to see what you've all come up with this month!
Comments
I don't have aything for this one. :( Next one I will!
~Becca
And I linked up!
I'm enjoying looking at what everyone did.
Have a great day.
Sandra
Thanks for letting me know about
modge podge mania so that I could linkup. I'm off to check out everyone's cool projects.
~Amanda
Blessings,
Debbie
Thank you so much - K loved her bows and WC loved his chalk! Cookies were DEMOLISHED!!
Thank you so much for a great swap gift!!