Mod-ing and Podging

I was not a kid who liked to play in the dirt. I don't like to get dirty, and I don't like to get sticky. But a girls gotta' do what a girl's gotta' do, so I pulled out the Mod Podge and Mod Podged me up a little storm. And then for good measure, I threw in some Fabri-tac and applique glue. Plus sandpaper and steel wool. Good times.

If you were wondering... that little girl in the back of picture 2, is indeed me. I think this photo was taken at my fifth birthday party. (I printed it out on fabric for the project above). In the background: Cousins Cornelia and Heidi and Great Aunt Anne for whom my Anna is named. 

Now back to less messy endeavors, like sewing. 

Comments

[Jennwith4]

1.

So pretty! Did you use the fabric mod podge?

[janis stob]

2.

guess you and i are in the "create" mode today! love the frames - i do not know mod podge....

[Jana Nielson]

3.

Mod Podge and I are great friends. About 1/2 gallon of it was sacrificed in the making of my booth!
Love the frame!

[Missy]

4.

Love that photo! What a cool project. You pulled out all the stops. LOVE it!

[andrea]

5.

Mod Podge and fabric tac~2of my facorite things!
Love the frames and the 'old' family photos ;)

[Rebecca]

6.

You inspired me! I went right out and bought some Mod Podge last night. Can't wait to see what I come up with for a project. It looks like so much FUN.

[Lisa]

7.

Fun stuff! Have you ever been over to modgepodgerocks.blogspot.com? She shows some seriously cute stuff you can do with Modge Podge. I mean who knew?!

[Laurie]

8.

Hey Bari,
I am loving the frames! They are just beeeeeutiful! I can't wait to see your new fabric line!
Laurie~

[Mod Podge Amy]

9.

Ha! Of course I was sent over here to see your beautiful work. . . Bari, I LOVE! These are beautiful. You are awesome.