20 Brilliant Mod Podge Crafts and Ideas
Frugal DIY craft projects are popular in our home. These Mod Podge crafts are not only fun and frugal, they are great ideas for decorating and giving as gifts.
I discovered that our local Dollar Tree carries Mod Podge along with a good selection of vases, frames, and other trinket boxes that make great supplies for these kinds of projects. If you don’t have a Dollar Tree nearby, you can shop online!
Feeling crafty? Give these Mod Podge crafts a try!
20 Mod Podge Crafts and Projects Ideas
- Mod Podge Chargers from positivelysplendid.com
- DIY Push Pins For Dorms Or Cubicles from modpodgerocksblog.com
- Etceteras: Picnic Glass With Mod Podge from carolynshomework.com
- How To Decorate A Cooler With Mod Podge from modpodgerocksblog.com
- Scrapbook Embellishments With Mod Podge Melts from natalme.com
- Mod Podge Floral Vase from natalme.com
- Mod Podge Rocks from dreamalittlebigger.com
- DIY Mod Podge Pots from iheartnaptime.net
- DIY Notebooks For Back To School By Trinkets In Bloom from trinketsinbloom.com
- Confetti Covered Sunglasses Case by Poppet Makes from mypoppet.com.au
- Ugly Tin Makeover To A Fab Halloween Door Hanger! from joyslife.com
- DIY Catchall Trays from kre8athome.com
- 3 Techniques To Decorate Pencils from hazelfishercreations.blogspot.com
- How To Make Pressed Eucalyptus Art from brepurposed.porch.com
- Watermelon DIY Wooden Bracelets from linesacross.com
- DIY Embellished Cake Plate from prettylifegirls.com
- DIY Floral Decoupage Boxes from bugaboocity.com
- DIY Cork Coasters from eatstylecreate.com
- DIY Confetti Candy Bowls from tellloveandparty.com
- Thrifty Diy: Easter Egg Tray from designimprovised.com
I remember using Mod Podge when I was a little girl to make things for my dollhouse and to decorate notebooks. Making crafts with my daughters now brings back a lot of fond memories.
Do you use Mod Podge in your craft projects?
Author/Speaker/Consultant at Heart and Soul Homeschooling
Sara is a homeschool mom to 3 creative girls. She holds a degree in Social Work specializing in early childhood development, which led to her interest in individualized educational options like homeschooling. She believes that learning should be a lifelong adventure, not just a checklist to get through. She is a writer, avid reader, introvert (INFJ), and dreamer of dreams.
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