Ever since I discovered Mod Podge Photo Transfer, I’ve been super interested in testing what I can transfer photos onto. The idea to try out air dry clay has been intriguing to me for a while. I was hoping I would get a nice, worn look from the transfer with slightly textured clay. These little clay bowls were just what I wanted. They’re perfect for rings next to the sink or little office supplies!
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With high quality cameras within easy reach on our phones, we’re taking more pictures than ever. It’s time to get those photos of the tech and into our homes. Here are some of my favorite unique ways to display your pictures.
Grab a wooden hanger to create your own easy to change photo hanger. It’s got just enough glitter, and it’s so simple yet chic. It would also be a great way to display your child’s art.
While watching Morgan play with Mod Podge Photo Transfer for her World Map, I started to think about what other unique surfaces you could use this to transfer photos to. I decided to give clay a try. I’m always drawn to tiny flower pots and though they would make a great surface to experiment on, and it was really fun!
I love preserving memories in photographs, it’s one of my favorite things to do. However, I’ve kind of gotten to a point where I just have TOO MANY bulky picture frames. Solution? Smaller picture frames! I had so much fun making these that I actually ended up with a ridiculous amount. But hey, what can ya do?
I love having pictures up all over my house but have lately run out of wall space and surfaces to display them. I have all of these fun pictures I want to look at still, so I decided to downsize a few and create colorful frames to keep on my desk.
