How To Make Mod Podge Charms

About a month ago I went to a huge arts & crafts expo here in Southern California. At the show I visited a lot of booths and received some great products to try out, so I’m going to try and make as many projects as I can to show you how to use them! My first project uses a few Mod Podge products that I received from Plaid Crafts.

How to Make Mod Podge Charms

I’ve used Mod Podge before, but I had never used the Podgeable Papers or the Podgeable Shapes. I’m not much of a scrapbooker but I do like to work with pretty papers. My first thought was to create a key chain with the shapes, but I thought that it would really take a beating and the lovely paper would probably get destroyed. So I decided on making a necklace pendant instead!

How  To Make Mod Podge Charms

First, I cut out the images that I wanted to adhere to the Podgeable Shapes. I used my small embroidery scissors to cut out the shapes because they were very tiny.

How  To Make Mod Podge Charms
Next I used the Paper Mod Podge to attach the words LOVE and DREAM to my background images.

How  To Make Mod Podge Charms

Lastly I applied a thin layer of Matte Mod Podge to the back of my Podgeable Shapes and then pressed them onto the paper designs, smoothing out the paper and applying pressure to make sure that I didn’t get any creases or bubbles. I also applied a thin layer to the back of the charms to protect the paper.

How  To Make Mod Podge Charms

How  To Make Mod Podge Charms

To hang the charms I used a thin bamboo cord and simply knotted it at the top. Pretty cute, isn’t it? My daughter sure thought so, she liked mine so much she asked me to make one for her too!

How  To Make Mod Podge Charms

What would you make with these Mod Podge products?

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Monika

Monika is a mom to 3 little lovebugs. She loves to laugh, write, craft, play and try new DIY projects. She started Life With Lovebugs as a way to share all of her household tips, recipes and playtime activities with other moms.

One thought on “How To Make Mod Podge Charms

  • February 10, 2014 at 11:02 am
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    These are just so cute! I need to do something like this with my daughter!

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