In case you are thinking about trying some of these projects out, or have ideas of your own, I have compiled a list of the top eight things to keep on hand in case you are hit with a sudden craving for being crafty.
A jar of this eighth wonder of the world will cost about six bucks and last well past your crafty phase in life.
#2 Old Magazines
When painting, podging or gluing small items, use old magazines instead of newspaper underneath. Newspaper sticks to your project and creates a mess.
#3 Paint Brushes
Keep different shapes and sizes, and most of all, keep them clean.
#4 Acrylic Finish Spray
Throw a few dollars down for a can of this stuff to add a finishing touch and seal the deal on your creation.
This sounds obvious, but for less than a buck, you can afford to keep many different colors. Fabric paint and acrylic paint are my top two.
These little bottles of glue go a long way, and if you snag the variety pack, you will have your pick.
For detail and small items that are overwhelmed by scissors, this little guy will get the job done.
Make sure you have everyday items such as tape, scissors, pencils, a ruler, and other things that you typically see on a school supplies list.
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3 comments:
I love Mod Podge. I revamped a bookcase for my daughter using it. To get to the post, there is a tiny pic above my header of a bookcase. I used dictionary pages!
I smiled at your marriage ticker! So you are newly weds. That is so sweet. I love to see people in love, don't you?
Thanks Redhead! I have an old cheap chest of drawers that sticks out like a sore thumb in my bedroom and I am thinking that will be my next project.
Love me some Mod Podge too!
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