Stikmup Designs

[...] I admit, I'm addicted to Mod Podge. There are soooo many fun projects that can be done with this amazing stuff. This was a class [...]

[...] Walmart and painted it a buttercream color. I chose a few coordinating scrapbook papers and use Mod Podge to adhere them to the wood. After printing out and placing the vinyl lettering on, I brushed a [...]

[...] it before christmas. I've had a lot of questions on how I get my papers to be so smooth when I mod podge. I am the. mod. podge. queen. I love this stuff! I buy the 2x3 wood from Home Depot, and then [...]

[...] . I mod podged the paper onto the front of the wood and then gave the entire thing a coat of mod podge The Cubes were mentioned in a previous post (see below this one). The "i love you because... [...]

[...] have the cutest things! This red shiny plate looks even better with a cute vinyl saying on it. Subway Art - one of my new and absolutely MOST favorite things to do. I could have these things up all [...]

[...] Subway Art - another favorite thing I have become addicted to. This is the second class project I'm [...]

I love love love these! They look great on a shelf, counter, leaning against a wall, anywhere really! [...]

[...] coffee machine for months now, and I've finally come up with what I think is a pretty darn cute subway art design. Although we basically make hot chocolate with this, it was fun to use all those fun [...]

[...] three people I love the most get to read this every time they step outside. I love you guys! Finished size is 3x4. Email with any questions and prices! [...]

[...]  Finished size 11.5" x 11.5"...holds a 4x6 photo that can be interchanged. A fun project and a [...]

[...] send a picture of the vinyl lettering that she put up in her childrens playroom. Looks great! Finished size: 15" x 22" Price: $18 [...]

[...] I have become addicted to. This is the second class project I'm offering on Jan 22nd and 29th. Finished size is 12x12. [...]

I used a "reverse" technique with this project. Instead of placing the words and graphics on the wall seperately, I pealed them away, letting the colo [...]

[...] darker times in my life, because of the trials we've been given. This is a great reminder... Vinyl lettering is available to purchase! [...]

I admit, I'm addicted to Mod Podge. There are soooo many fun projects that can be done with this amazing stuff. This was a class that I had taught, a [...]

[...] papers and use Mod Podge to adhere them to the wood. After printing out and placing the vinyl lettering on, I brushed a thin coat of Satin finish Mod Podge to seal. Wood plaque, Scrapbook papers, [...]

[...] stick. It does! I cleaned the tiles with rubbing alcohol first, then I lightly sanded the entire surface. The first two pictures have white latex paint in a satin finish. The teal colored one is the [...]

[...] it 'cure' for a day, and then I took my piece of chalk, turned it sideways, and colored the entire surface. I've had a few sayings on it since it was finished. It's great for birthdays, holidays, and [...]

[...] can see in the picture below. I then place a thin and even coat of mod podge over the entire surface of the block. I line up the paper, and start smoothing it from the center out. Once I' [...]

[...] I have been without a vinyl cutter for a few months now, and I am SO very happy to say that I am up and running again. Finally! I' [...]

[...] and sanding the blocks, I used mod podge to adhere the papers. I cut the letters with my vinyl cutter and placed them on the papers. I used a dark wax to antique the edges of both sets. You + ME = [...]

[...] then placed on in separate pieces. I sealed the entire canvas with a good coating of matte mod podge. I may add a little more of an "aged" look to the edges, but for now, I am in [...]

[...] the edges of the white tiles with some black acrylic paint, and then I put a coat of matte mod podge over the entire surface, just to seal it really well first. I made these adorable mini [...]

[...] it a good sanding and cleaned off the dust with a dry cloth. I stained the entire box with Minwax wood stain in Provincial. I have a lot of mason jars, and this particular size fit perfectly! I found [...]

[...] glue and attached a shim at the top and the bottom of the backside. Once it dried, I used Minwax wood stain in Provincial. I printed the vinyl out and took the letters out, not the background of the [...]

[...] on top and stenciled the black paint. I gave it all a good sanding once I peeled the vinyl stencil off. I stained the entire board with Minwax Provincial. And, here is a picture of [...]

[...] to the dollar store. They have the cutest things! This red shiny plate looks even better with a cute vinyl saying on it. Subway Art - one of my new and absolutely MOST favorite things to do. I could [...]