Hello and welcome back to DIY Tuesdays! Hoorah!
This week, I’m decorating a mug. It seems like every time I’m on Pinterest, I come across a tutorial for a Sharpie mug. I’ve always been skeptical about how well the Sharpie will stay on the cup or mug, even when cooked, so I decided to use a no-fail method and invested in a porcelain pen (in the ‘equipment’ section below, you can find an Amazon link to the exact one I used). Want to see how my mug decorating turned out? Read on…
Welcome back to Part 2 of my DIY Tuesdays Mod Podge fabric bowl tutorial! If you’re only just checking in (or if you need a refresher), you can find Part 1 right here.
I’m so excited to see how this bowl has turned out, so without further ado, let’s get on with it!
Yay! It’s DIY Tuesdays again!
Today I’ve made (or am in the process of making, I should say) a fabric bowl with the assistance of the humble DIY staple, Mod Podge.
Let’s be honest, Mod Podge does just about anything. Want to transfer a family photo on to a canvas like a pro? No problem. Want to make your favourite mug glow in the dark? Mod Podge can do that too. I’m pretty sure you could live off the stuff. (Disclaimer: please do not do that.)
Anyway, today Mod Podge is making us a super-cute bowl made out of funky fabric. As you’ve probably noticed, today’s DIY Tuesdays is in two parts. This is because I am super-unorganised and only just realised this is a 24-hour job. Plus I got home late because I was assisting my lovely boyfriend/partner in crime Chris with an audition for his short film, which was pretty great. This explains why the photos below are dark: the light disappears quickly in Tasmania in the winter!
But without further ado, part 1 of my attempt at a Mod Podge fabric bowl (If you’re looking for Part 2, head this way!):
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