Showing posts with label mod podge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mod podge. Show all posts

Newspaper Nest Tutorial

Make functional nests from strips of newspaper or magazines. | Paper #Nest Tutorial at I Gotta Create!



One of my favorite
signs of Spring in nature
is the nest.

The nest inspires all
kinds of decor, crafts, and holiday goodies.

These little newspaper nests
can be used throughout the Spring season,
and are perfect for Easter celebrations.

Here's how to make a newspaper nest:


St. Paddy's Green Mod Podge Gift Package

#StPatricks mod podge gift container | tutorial at I Gotta Create!


We're going green
and it's a perfect fit for

St. Paddy's Day,

Spring,
and being kind to the planet.

These

 pretty mod podge packages,

which can also be used as a centerpiece,

aren't over-the-top, yet
they're unique and they catch a
bit 'o sparkle in the "bow of clovers."

Here's how these scrap-busting gift packages
will also help with your Spring cleaning...

Ode to Scary Books & Movies

Cultivate your appetite for old scary movies and books with these awesome burlap halloween ornaments that pay homage to the likes of Vincent Price and Beverly Garland. Each one deserves a spotlight of its own. Let's roll the tape!


Some fake fall bushes had just the right kind of 'flower' that worked with The Forgotten Planet. Remember the glow-in-the-dark stars from the Raven Lantern post? A few found their way onto this ornament as well.


And the washers that held those round wooden balls that I painted for that post found their way into The Robot & The Man ornament.


Strategic placement of the top two buttons echo the eye of our star, Beverly Garland, in Not of This Earth! Yikes!  By the way, I discovered these fabulous movie posters at the blog "Found in Mom's Basement." It's listed as a free art resource for vintage ads on my sidebar. The book jackets are also from there.  


I laughed upon seeing the Invasion of the Saucer-Men poster --it looks like someone else didn't like their brussel sprouts growing up, either!


And of course, I had to make one of the House on Haunted Hill with Vincent Price!  After having created all these decorations, I now can't wait to see those kitchy old movies.  


But before we pop that popcorn, let's take a look at how to make burlap movie poster halloween ornaments: