First, I gathered my materials:
Next, I slathered MP on the canvas first and then put the tissue on top, coating it once again:
What you won't see next is the part where the dye on the tissue bled EVERYWHERE. I was getting pretty frustrated, especially when this kept happening, too:
Once it was dried, I was disenchanted by the whole "great texture" which just looked like a giant mistake in my book. But, I carried on and had the kids put red paint on one hand to stamp the canvas. I'm usually a fan of high-contrast colors like the bright blue and red, but I thought that it all turned out somewhat gruesome looking:
Poppy will still love it.

3 comments:
i think it looks great...and a good idea...i have a love/hate relationship with mod podge!
It looks cute and made with love! I agree you need to label that red, "blood red" though!
What a great idea! Love reading your blog!
In High School I used Mod podge to cover an old army trunk of my Grandfather's. I put photos of cute guys, words, and other stuff from magazines. Well, my brother still has it and hasn't bothered to cover it or paint it. Its in my 3 year old nieces room. Weird.
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