This week’s photo challenge is create. Immediately I thought of the craft project I just finished this week, but thought I would expand. All of these projects were created using the mod podge technique, which is basically a glue-like substance. It’s amazing!
This is a book journal with reading quotations that I mod podged onto a plain notebook.
I created this picture with magazine clippings to make a heart. I used mod podge again for this project.
Magazine clippings were used again to create a rainbow pattern. I used mod podge again.
Finally, I used mod podge again to create this vase from an empty juice container. This time I used tissue paper. Those are fake flowers to last longer, but unfortunately there’s no lovely smell.
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Beautiful & unique creations!
Thanks, it’s very fun when you know how to do it! Thanks for stopping by!
Very creative! ~mkg
Thanks! It’s a fun way to cut magazines. Thanks for stopping by!
Cool stuff!
It’s a fun and easy project. Ask your parents to cut up magazines.
Thanks for your comment!
Beautiful!
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Wonderful… I love that flower vase.
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We’ve been going through a collage thing too, lately. For something usually left to children, it can really be truly underrated as an art form, and as a useful way of using multiple sources to create something new!