Guess what’s happening this week. It’s St. Patrick’s Day! Do you have something green to wear? Have you finalized your plans for this fun filled day? To help you get even more in the spirit of this day we want to share with you these St. Patrick’s Day Coasters. How cute and unique are they? Sherrie Ragsdale created these coasters using Mod Podge and napkins. This is a very simple project to make, and one your kids can definitely help out with. These would be a hit if you were planning a St. Patty’s Day party. A list of all the supplies you will need are below, and click here to see the instructions.

PLAID Supplies

·       Mod Podge ® Matte, 8 oz.

Other Supplies

Square cork coasters
St. Patrick's Day napkins
Green glitter
Foam brush

Can you believe that Easter is only a few weeks away? It comes early this year, but there is still plenty of time to get crafty. One of the most popular Easter projects for kids to create are Easter eggs. Kids will love making paper wrapped Easter eggs with strips of paper and Mod Podge. Cathie and Steve created this paper wrapped egg using our special Mod Podge Wash Out formula. This formula is special because it is kid friendly. If they accidentally spill some on their clothes, it washes right out. Below are all the supplies you will need below, along with their instructions.

PLAID Supplies

·       Plaid ® Hot Glue Gun Helpers

·       Mod Podge ® Wash Out For Kids, 8 oz.

Other Supplies

Easter egg shape (plastic/wood or real)
Foam paintbrush
Scrapbook paper
Scissors
Bird nest
moss
Hot glue

Instructions

1. Cut the sheet of scrapbook paper into 1/4” strips.  Apply Mod Podge to the back and front of the strip, position one end on the egg and begin wrapping the egg with the strip in a random pattern.  Repeat the process until the entire egg is covered.  Allow to dry.

2. Hot glue a palm-full of moss to the center of the nest.  Hot glue the egg into the nest.

PROJECT TIP:  Add a touch of glitter by top coating the egg with Sparkle Mod Podge.

What do you get when you combine Mod Podge Photo Transfer plus Mod Podge Extreme Glitter? You get the most sparkle-tastic Easter kids craft. Check out these little Easter egg-heads. How amazing are they? Easter comes early this year and here is a quick and easy project your kids are sure to love. Alexis from Jacolyn Murphy created these eggs. This would make a great weekend project at home, or something to create in Sunday school. To find a full list of supplies you will need, along with their instructions click here.