On the V Side

[...] . This process was super simple, but it pays to take your time. I used a sponge brush and some modge podge I had in the craft stash. Start with a thin layer of Modge Podge over the canvas, figure out [...]

[...] took about 14 seconds, so pay attention: Simply cut or crop your photo to size, then use Modge Podge to adhere the photo flush to the back of the ornament (it will dry clear and invisible). Normal [...]

[...] One of my most popular posts is the Before & After of painting my kitchen cabinets, and people frequently ask how they are holding up.  It’s been about a year and half since I [...]

[...] here at On the V Side from the past year: Hands down, the most visited post was the painted kitchen cabinets. This was a big project, but it came with a big payoff! Other than the time commitment and [...]

[...] a cheap overhead projector. And you, too, can find and own the miracle technology revered by chalkboard cheats everywhere. Chalk to your little heart's content. :) Cheers! [...]

[...] eye even further up, and whipped up some quick garland with furniture webbing and some jute twine I found in a drawer. I liked the warm, reclaimed wood on my photo frames, so I kept them [...]

[...] and just used a glue stick to adhere them to the book pages.  Stick your flags on a piece of jute twine, and hang. Done and done! And it's all rounded out with this year's chalkboard art. Happy [...]

[...] in each one for hanging. I added a coat of leftover chalkboard paint from the garage and some jute twine from my crafting stash, and voila – it was ready to hang! I tied my knots on the front of the [...]

[...] kept a few to keep past Halloween, for fall. For something a little different, I tossed some chalkboard paint on one of the little ones, giving it some versatility. When the trick or treaters came to [...]

[...] put on presents last year. The tags had photos of the intended recipient on one side, and chalkboard paint on the other where I used chalk ink to write who the gift was from. [If you want to make [...]

[...] here at On the V Side from the past year: Hands down, the most visited post was the painted kitchen cabinets. This was a big project, but it came with a big payoff! Other than the time commitment [...]

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[...] This post brought to you by Tarkett NA. All opinions are 100% mine. We've lived in this house for 7 years.  And I've talked before [...]

[...] of this project, that's just fine. But consider yourself warned. :) Because I didn't want a ginormous photo of my baby's giant head staring down at guests while they slept, I got a smaller size, which [...]