Mod melts

Hey, y'all! Have you heard of Mod Podge's new Mod Melts? There these glue stick type things you use in your glue gun with Mod Molds to create cute little shapes. I've seen them being used around blogland, and I just knew I had to try them out. I purchased some from the craft store and created a couple of rings, which I'm going to show you how to make today. There are two types of Mod Melt sticks you can buy: sea glass or milk glass. I chose the milk glass ones because I LOVE milk glass…

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Make sparkly DIY hot glue rings with paint and glitter! This fun and easy craft lets you create colorful, custom jewelry in just a few simple steps.

Have you heard of Mod Podge Melts? They are the Mod Podge product that you use to make your own embellishments. Get 15+ craft ideas!

Use Mod Melts and Mod Molds to make your own custom buttons. Perfect for crafting and embellishing projects!

Use Mod Melts and Mod Molds to make your own custom buttons. Perfect for crafting and embellishing projects!

The competition is over and now our fabulous guest judge takes over and makes her picks. Today, I am bringing you a Bonus tutorial featuring Mod Melts. If you haven't discovered Mod Melts, I

Mod Melt Crafts are so much fun! These Mod Melts paper clips make great handmade gifts for any age! You’ll find more craft ideas in this post…25 Mod Melts Crafts. Mod Melts can be bought at your local craft store in the aisle with all the Mod Podge products. There are a few different molds… [read more]

Use Mod Melts to create these fabulous and glittery gem rings. Make them for holidays, parties, dressing up . . . they are easy enough for even a kid to do! via @modpodgerocks

Today I want to share with you the craft that I made at the Craft and Hobby Association {CHA} show last week. I was invited by the wonderful people at Plaid to be a guest in their booth and give a demonstration. I was incredibly flattered to be asked and it was exciting and nerve-wracking. For my craft demonstration, I used the Folkart line of paints and stencils to make these herb pots. Did I mention they video taped me? I stammered my way through the taping but oh my… I had to go back…

Back in January when I attended the Craft and Hobby Show, I watched a demonstration of a product called Mod Melts. I’ve been anxiously waiting to try them out and the day has finally come. Photo Source: cathie and steve Mod Melts by Mod Podge look like hot glue gun sticks. In fact, you use your high temperature glue gun with the Mod Melt sticks to create fun shapes. The Mod Melt sticks come in Milk Glass and Sea Glass. Simply insert one of the Mod Melt sticks into your glue gun. Make sure…

This post is sponsored by Plaid Crafts and Blueprint Social. I have been compensated for this post, but the opinions, ideas and crazy notions are all 100% mine. Some of you may be familiar with the fact that I love all things cute and I was (and still kind of am) a fan of lolita and decora fashion. Now, as I'm getting older, it's harder for me to sport fashion like that - but I still love the accessory part! I got really excited when I got some Mod Podge Collage Clay and Collage Drizzle…

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Use silicone molds and hot glue to create your own DIY hair pins! Make them with the sayings and paint colors of your choice. SO easy.

Have you heard of Mod Podge Melts? They are the Mod Podge product that you use to make your own embellishments. Get 15+ craft ideas!

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