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 Wednesday, July 04, 2012
Web Wednesday: Mod Podge Sparkler Safety Caddy for the Fourth of July
 Happy 4th of July. The 4th is a great holiday to celebrate, it also one to take precautions on. One of the most popular yet dangerous 4th of July accessories are sparklers. Many children are attracted to these pretty accessories, but they also need to be cautious. Luckily we discovered this sparkler caddy on a craft blog called, Merriment Design. This is such a great idea, and one that should be around wherever there are kids and sparklers. This project was made using several mod podge products, including some new ones recently released and available at your local Michaels. To see all the supplies used, and for step-by-step instructions click here.
 Tuesday, July 03, 2012
Tuesday Tutorial: Patriotic Bowl
With the 4th of July a day
away it’s not too late to create some last minute patriotic decorations. Transform
a clear plastic bowl into a designer chip bowl with 4th of July spirit. Not
only is this bowl great for the 4th, use it at any of your
summertime cookouts or parties. Cathie and Steve created this festive bowl, and you can
too. This is such a simple project your kids can even help create this. See the
complete tutorial below for how to make it.
PLAID Supplies
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Plaid ® Hot Glue Gun
Helpers
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FolkArt ® Acrylic
Colors - Lipstick Red, 2 oz.
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Mod Podge ® Gloss, 8
oz.
Other Supplies
Scissors
Old book pages
Clear plastic bowl
Foam paintbrush
Red tissue paper
Hot glue
Blue sewing trim
Instructions
1. Cut random sized stars from old book
pages.
2. Working on the outside of the clear bowl, apply a coat of Mod Podge to the
bowl, position the stars onto the bowl, top-coat with a layer of Mod
Podge. Add stars until the bowl is covered.
3. Cut the tissue paper into small squares. Apply two layers of tissue
paper to the outside of the bowl using the same method as step 2. Allow
to dry.
4. Apply two coats of lipstick red paint to the outside of the bowl.
Allow to dry.
5. Apply more stars to the outside of the bowl using the same method as step
2. Apply two top-coats of Mod Podge to the outside.
6. Hot glue a piece of trim around the outer edge.
Project Tip: To clean the bowl, wipe the
inside with a damp rag. Not intended for
washing.
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