Friday, March 1, 2019

Mod Podge Paper Napkins into Flowers

It's the first Friday of the month and today's the day I bring you a fun themed craft to share at Bring On the Crafts Blog Hop!

The theme for this month is Mod Podge!

 Have you ever had one of those moments in crafting where you think, "I wonder what would happen if I did this? Well I had one the other day!  We all know what happens when we decoupage a napkin using Mod Podge to something,  but .  .  .

what happens if we decoupage just the napkin - on its' own - and make something pretty from it? We know it has to be done on a surface that could be easily separated. Like parchment paper!

So let's try it out by placing an open napkin on top of parchment paper and then spreading Mod Podge all over it and let dry!


Hmm, I'm liking this feel, so I'll add a couple of more layers of mod podge between drying .  .  .


until it feels like faux leather or what's call pleather! How cool is this! 
And the fun part about this is that I actually ironed it by placing parchment paper on top and just ironed all the wrinkles away!


Can you imagine making pretty decoupage paper napkin flowers from this?
I can!


I found flower petal templates in graduated sizes .  .  .

perfect for flowers, but first .  .  .


we need a vessel - like a pringles' can to enhance and alter by dabbing on some white paint .  .  .


and letting it dry!


and then smoothing out the printed side of another napkin with mod podge onto the can  .  .  . 


including the top!

Next, layer the petals on top, curving the petal ends into a flower. Then glue the flower on.
And for a decorative effect, braid a bit of cording to add around the top's edge.
Then attach a matching knob to complete the look!

And for the coolest look, add more napkin flowers .  .  .

along the container side!


Isn't it amazing what you can do with Mod Podge?




Bring on the Crafts — A Craft & DIY Blog Hop

On the first Friday of each month, a group of DIY and crafty bloggers join forces. Together with hosts Marie from The Inspiration Vault and Habiba from Craftify My Love, they bring you the #BringontheCrafts blog hop. Each blogger creates a fun craft or DIY project to share that follows a monthly materials theme. March's theme is Mod Podge! Each blogger chooses their own craft to make as long as they love it and it uses Mod Podge in the project.

Our March Co-hosts:

Heather at Glitter on a Dime • Marie at DIY Adulation • Janet at Try It - Like It

Join in on the fun! If you'd like to participate next month, you can request to join our Bring on the Crafts Facebook Group
Next month's theme is Flowers!
Not a blogger, but a creative mind none the less!? Don't worry, Share your awesome creations in our Craft Cult Facebook Group. This is also a great place to ask craft & DIY related questions and find inspiration for your next project.

Now let's see all of those amazing Craft and DIY Projects!

14 comments:

  1. Very very pretty! I haven't tried napkins yet, but it looks like so much fun!

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  2. Gail, you always make these crafts seem so easy to make. I am going to try some mod podge techniques for fun. Thanks for always showing the tutorials.

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  3. Once again, you leave me speechless, my friend. This is a stunning creation.

    Happy weekend! Hugs!

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  4. This is so stinkin' smart!! Your flowers are beautiful too... I can't believe you did it napkins. Like, seriously floored (in a fantastic way).

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  5. This is fantastic! You really took Mod Podge to a new level!!! I love to do Mod Podge, thanks for all the inspiration Gail, and the party!

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  6. It is so lovely. Thanks for sharing at the Snickerdoodle Create Bake Make Party.

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  7. Cute idea...I can imagine endless ideas for Christmas with cute holly napkins!!

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  8. Un trabajo fantástico !! Bella decoración de flores

    BESOS

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  9. OMG!!!! This is so beautiful! What a clever and cool idea .... we can do so many things using this same idea!!! Oh Gail thank you so much for the inspiration !

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  10. Bien¡¡¡Lo voy a probar, una pregunta¿ conservas las capas blancas de la servilleta?

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  11. You made such a pretty flower Gail! Thanks for sharing this craft with us at Cooking and Crafting with J & J. Enjoy the week.
    Julie xo

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  13. Has compartido un buen artículo aquí sobre las flores de servilletas de papel. Su artículo es muy interesante y realmente disfruté leerlo. Gracias por compartir este artículo aquí. enviar flores a domicilio

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  14. Gran trabajo para publicar un artículo tan bonito. Su artículo no solo es útil sino que además es realmente informativo. Gracias porque has estado dispuesto a compartir información con nosotros. arreglos florales

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