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[...] Mod Podge bangles are just too fun! You can make these with any kind of paper including comic books, [...]

[...] that in the picture below with the stripes. Cut your sheets into equal sized squares.  Paint on mod podge to the clipboard a section at a time. Add the squares. Let dry for about 10 minutes and then [...]

[...] is liquid Rit cherry dye. The post DIY Fringe Muscle Tank appeared first on Lipstick & Lemon Drops. [...]

[...] section below is open! The post DIY American Flag Jean Shorts appeared first on Lipstick & Lemon Drops. [...]

[...] one. This is what I ended up with! The post Mod Podge Bangle appeared first on Lipstick & Lemon Drops. [...]

[...] do you plan to make? The post Anchor and Stripes DIY Clipboard appeared first on Lipstick & Lemon Drops. [...]

[...] the beads since this is a outfit specific for the 4th of July. This is our completed DIY Fringe Muscle Tank. Hope you find a cute old shirt or a maybe a new one that you can have fun with like we [...]

[...] could get them. Here is the backside as we were working on them. These will go with the DIY Fringe Muscle Tank she made for her fourth of July outfit. Next time I will use a stencil for the stars but [...]

[...] well. Cut two longer pieces to go on the inside of your bangle to cover where the pieces meet. Let dry for about 10 minutes. Paint another layer of mod podge over the entire bangle. Let dry and repeat [...]

[...] equal sized squares.  Paint on mod podge to the clipboard a section at a time. Add the squares. Let dry for about 10 minutes and then cover the top with mod podge. Once covers in a layer of mod podge [...]

[...] and some just for cute decorations. Which one do you plan to make? The post Anchor and Stripes DIY Clipboard appeared first on Lipstick & Lemon Drops. [...]

[...] : 1) Mod Podge (matte or glossy; your choice) 2) Any new or old bangle 3) Paper of choice 4) Paper cutter (this is optional; it makes a perfect cut with the ease of sizing the pieces the same.) 5) [...]

[...] of decorative paper 2) 1 clipboard 3) Mod Podge (matte or glossy; your choice) 4) Paper cutter or scissors 5) Old paint brush First cut two long pieces to wrap around the clipboard [...]

[...] For the last few years we’ve been debating on making these cute DIY American flag jean shorts. I think at first it was that we weren’t sure what design we wanted to do. Then the 4th would [...]

[...] Mod Podge bangles are just too fun! You can make these with any kind of paper including comic books, newspaper [...]

[...] few shots I had to ask her to let me have a normal one. This is what I ended up with! The post Mod Podge Bangle appeared first on Lipstick & Lemon Drops. [...]