So I recently bought a bottle of Modge Podge for crafting with the kids. I haven’t ever tried Modge Podge before. EVER.
Remember the Show me a Story book we borrowed from the library? Well it suggested Modge Podge for some of the crafts. So I broke down and spent $7.00 dollars on a bottle of what I thought was glorified glue. Brought it home and thought now what… Kids project…
NO! After searching the house high and low I made up my mind what I wanted to do.
A Mom project.
Not one from the book, like I had planed but got myself knee-deep in a Table Redo.
Yikes. What was I thinking?
After I pulled out scrapbook paper, some vintage books, a few tools and a bottle of Whiskey (nope just joking), I was well on my way to a new and improved table. But it wasn’t as easy as I thought it would be.
Did you know that it takes quite a bit of time to rip book pages and Modge Podge them around the legs of a table? I was surprised how long it took. I just knew I couldn’t stop until the legs didn’t have little edges of book pages sticking up everywhere. I wanted my table legs to be smooth. I guess it took me a day for sure. But I’m very pleased with the results of my 1st Modge Podge project.
Take a look at some pictures that make it actually look all organized and stuff. 🙂 Wink. Wink.
Here’s the table I started with:
Here’s what I ended up with:
A collage of my project
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Three Ladybugs Play,
XOXO
The tabletop is beautiful! I love Modge Podge – I remember way back to my first project, a painted plastic birdbath sealed with it. So many uses!
Thanks. A birdbath. Fun! 🙂 I realize I’ve been missing out on a lot of fun with Modge Podge.
This is so lovely – so creative! Wonderful job!!
Thank-you for the sweet comment! I really enjoyed doing it. Now I’m thinking about what’s next. 🙂
I know it will turn out great, whatever it is! 🙂