by Amy from Mod Podge Rocks!
Decoupaging with Mod Podge – the “fail-less” craft you ask? Try again. In so many ways it is easy to ruin a Mod Podge project, and I proudly bring you one of them, featuring glitter. Halloween is my very favorite holiday, and to start the celebration I decided to do a set of minis – one mini plaque and two mini birdhouses. The other projects survived. This one did not. Note its two biggest problems:
1. Glitter missing in a huge patch where I clumped it and it scraped off
2. White-ish clumps of glitter where I tried to go back and “fix” problem areas
Nevermind the complete overabundance of annoying polka dots, threatening to consume the project. Rather than focus on my fail, however, I continue to Mod Podge on a daily basis with much success. Come visit me at Mod Podge Rocks! and learn how to use Mod Podge, and I promise it’s easy, despite my glitter mess. Look for the other two projects from this series, and Happy (upcoming) Halloween!
Aww, it’s still cute.
Hi! I was surfing and found your blog post… nice! I love your blog. :) Cheers! Sandra. R.
It’s not that bad!
Mod Podge is water soluble so if you wanted to salvage it, you could probably just clean off an area and redo it.
I love the idea though, mind if I steal it?
I’ll have to visit your blog. I, too, love mod podge and nothing in my home is safe from my mod podge brush. lol.
That’s not a fail! As I was scrolling down, I thought that was the “good” example and I would see the fail further down.
I didn’t even notice at first!! Still way cute, just needs a big bird or something!
I love it! Especially the polka dots:)