How to Make a Mod Podge Vase
Re-purposing spaghetti jars or any vase that needs a face lift makes a perfect gift for…
- Christmas
- Valentine
- Easter
- Teacher Appreciation Week
- Mother’s Day
- birthdays
- house warming gift or host gift
- or any special occasion
You will need:
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an assortment of scrapbook paper reflecting the theme you are celebrating
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any jar (spaghetti, etc) or vase you want to revamp
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Mod Podge
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bowl (for Mod Podge)
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sponge brush
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paper towel to cut down on mess
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raffia
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flowers
Pour some Mod Podge in a bowl for easy access.
Tear your scrapbook paper into imperfect pieces.
Use the sponge to apply Mod Podge to the scrapbook paper coating it heavily as you affix the paper to the glass jar.
Coat the paper and vase well with Mod Podge, which will dry clear. Depending on the selection you purchased, it will have a matte, glossy or glittery finish. These vases will have a brilliant gloss finish once dry.
Let them dry at least overnight.
Then add raffia around the neck of the jar (vase).
Add flowers and you’re done.
This is a fun project that bigger kids (7+) can help with. We gave these to the twins’ mother’s day out teachers. They were a huge hit!
I love the vases! They are so pretty!
Great craft! I love mod podge!
Aww! Those are so cute! Plus, they seem like they'd be fun to make.
These looks awesome and fairly easy to make.
I used to make these as when I was a kid, showing my age. They are fun to make and really are nice looking. I like the addition of the raffia. My daughter, Sammi and I are into making crafts together. This looks like a fun one for us.
You make it sound so easy and the vases are beautiful!
Thanks for the idea.
Wow, those are really pretty. I'm so going to try this!
What gorgeous vases. I love those and would never have thought its something that I could make.. I'm bookmarking this for a rainy/snowy day activity with my daughter.
Thanks:)
What a neat idea- thanks for sharing!
What a great gift idea. Thank you for sharing. I love learning new things. Thank you.
Cute and something I can do with my boys. Thank you!
Shanaka @ Thrifty Mama B
Mod Podge has become my new best friend. There is so much you can create with it.
To speed the project up, you can just dip the paper scraps in Mod Podge, but this is a much messier version. I stuck to the sponge application!
Thanks for taking the time to comment guys!
Love this thrifty idea=) Will be making some for my craft room=)
Fun! These would go great with the variety of vases I did for Mothers Day!
These are great!
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Tina
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Super cute!! Love Mod Podge! Stopping by from Tip Me Tuesday!
Kerri
These are pretty. I love Mod Podge!
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Thanks Jenifer. They were easy, inexpensive and the teachers loved them! 🙂
Thanks for reading!
I love these…so cute! I’m a new follower. Warm wishes
Thank you so much, Lori. Glad you found my site.
These vases were so fun to make and the teachers loved them!