Materials: *Magnets *Modge Podge (Glossy) * Glass marbles (They are by the flower stuff at Micheals)
How to: 1. Paint your marble with the modge podge 2. Adhere it to your scrapbook paper of choice or a cute picture. You could even use fabric!! 3. Let it dry and then cute around marble. 4. Last but not least adhere the magnet to the back of your marble with modge podge.
Picture one's Copy and paste your picture on a word document. Shrink it to marble size, and print on white card-stock.
You can find this chipboard books for a real good price. I think I found mine at Target in the dollar bin. These are a fun thing to give to Grandma's and Grandpa's.
Materials: *Ikea glass plate- $1 *Glossy Modge podge *Scrapbook paper *A sheet of cardstock (For the Quote) * Paint (Christmas color) *Paintbrush and a Sponge brush *Christmas photo (Black in White) *Embellishments I used this quote: In the eyes of children we find the joy of Christmas. In their hearts we find it’s meaning. (Print it just like this on cardstock for your plate.)
1. Wash and dry your plate 2. Print your quote on cardstock 3. Glue on your 3 ½ x 5 photo on your cardstock 4. In a bowl pour some modge podge into it. 5. Turn plate upside down. 5. Paint modge podge right in the center with your sponge. 6. Place cardstock that you have already glued on, onto your plate. Then cover it with some more modge podge. Then with a rag push down to get all of the air bubbles out. 7. Take three different sheets of scrapbook paper, but make sure they coordinate for your plate. 8. Start tearing tiny pieces and glue them on your plate. Use a rag to push out the air bubbles. 9. Keep alternating between your three sheets of scrapbook paper. 10. Leave about a inch of your plate (The border for paint) 11. Paint the border and the entire plate your choice of paint. Your might end up painting it twice. 12. Let it dry 13. Paint it over with Modge podge and let it dry. 14. Embellish it!! 15. Buy a plate stand to display it Give this to someone you love for Christmas!! They will love it.
So EASY!! Materials: 1. Tin can ($1 at Micheals) 2. Modge podge 3. Sponge brush 4. Christmas paper (Timeless Treasures has the Santa paper.) 5. Jewels How to: 1. Trace the lid onto your paper and cut it out. 2. Pain your lid with modge podge and place your cut out on lid. Let it dry and then paint over it again. Let it dry and add your jewels. 3. Put a yummy treat of your choice in the tin can.
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