I as of late was in the dollar store and found a wooden hexagonal who knows what.
Clearly I needed to buy it and make sense of an approach to make it helpful.
Thus a gems holder, it became.
Time: 2 Hours Cost: $15 Difficulty: Easy
I began by covering the wood in only a bundle of mod podged cuttings from a magazine I had at home. Cutting up magazine pages is shockingly restorative stuff.
I truly simply had some good times time with it, and glued on whatever cool pictures I esteemed commendable.
Mod podging is insane simple. I just spread some on the back of the magazine pictures and stuck them on. I canvassed everything in a layer of coating when I got done with sticking, and let it sit overnight to dry.
I wasn't so into the pink foundation. Fortunately I had some writing slate tape (insane helpful and engaging stuff) lying around, so I secured the back with that.
At that point I experienced my wine plug gathering, cut them down the middle and stuck them over the tape utilizing some great 'ol Krazy Glue.
It now fills in as a sweet little remain on my night table to show gems and some uplifting useful tidbits.
Materials I used for this project:
- Wooden Box
- Magazine
- Mod Podge
