Lol it's the worse the other day I was looking for my phone and I was talking on it 😮I kid you not some may call me crazy I just say I'm unique lol. Take care my friend 😊
Hey my friend! These all are too cute as always. You never disappoint. Thanks for sharing them with us. Hope u have a great night/ day/ week. Take care n Happy crafting
Your lemonade looks so refreshing... good enough to drink. Those details you talked about do make a difference. So now let's think. What do people decorate for? Well, we start with New Years, then Valentine's Day, Oops... do I need to include Groundhog Day and Super Bowl Sunday? Both come before Valentine's Day. It continues with St. Patrick's Day, First day of Spring, The Easter and Passover season including Palm Sunday and Good Friday, Easter Sunday, Cinco de Mayo, Mother's Day, Memorial Day and other Patriotic Red, White and Blue decor days ~ President's birthdays, Flag Day and Fourth of July. But before the Fourth comes the First Day of Summer. Then we're off again with Labor Day, the First Day of Fall, Halloween followed by Veteran's Day, Thanksgiving, Black Friday and Cyber Monday, Pearl Harbor Day, the First Day of Winter, then the BIG one, Christmas, then Kwanzaa and New Year's Eve. That a lot plus many I left out. And not all of these get decorated for by most and a lot use the Red, White and Blue theme - even more than I included within my list. But here's the thing. Valentine's gets covered pretty well as does Spring and Easter. St. Patrick's Day gets a little, depending on where you live. But then it's Easter and Cinco de Mayo and Mother's Day then Father's Day then we're right in to Independence Day then the Start of Fall. Both the Fourth and the arrival of Fall get done up big. Then .... the rest of the year. What happened to decorating for SUMMER? Spring's decor kinda fills in until the Fourth. But you, my friend, did not forget Summer! You embraced it in a BIG, and might I say, very creative, unusual and cute way. The Fourth gets wrapped up and considered summer. But it's not. It's the Fourth of July. You hit the nail on the head. Consider yourself in front of the pack and that you "dun yourself proud" in your summer creations. Between these signs and your picnic food you've got Summer covered. Now I gotta watch the next one to see what else you come up with.
The secret with Mod Podge is to use a tiny tiny tiny amount especially when using thing tissue paper. You just want to make your surface tacky not thick & really wet. Just smear a very thin layer on a small section of your surface then lay your tissue paper down, rubbing it flat as you lay it down just like you would with contact paper. If you use too much it will seep through the tissue paper causing it to wrinkle. You can also use a very thin layer, let it dry completely then put tissue paper down, place parchment paper over the tissue paper and iron over it slowly applying very little pressure. The heat makes the mod podge sticky again making it stick to the paper. It’s taken my years to really get it down packed lol😂
Tips for Mod Podging... 1. Put mod podge all over piece were u want to put napkin or scrapbooking paper. Let it dry fully. Then lay your napkin or paper were u want it then put a piece of parchment paper over your piece them iron it or use heat press. 2. There is also a method where u take purple disappearing glue in place of mod podge. 3. There is also one were u lay napkin were u want it. Then put saran wrap over top of that then lay parchment paper over that then iron or heat press that. 4. The normal way ...Mod Podge in sections 5. Then lastly when doing in sections u can smooth down your napkin, paper or fabric with Saran Wrap to ensure no wrinkles but if you get Mod Podge on it use different part of Saran Wrap or get another piece.
Your projects are super cute. The modge podge iron on method is the best. I do it all the time. No wrinkles! You have to try it.
That's the one I'm definitely going to try ty so much😊
I'm loving them as always!!! 🤩🤩🤩🤩
So glad!
Girl!!!!! Your projects have always rocked, but lately, you've been killing it!!! Tyfs!!! ❤ them all!
Ty so much Erin and a big ty for always supporting my channel I appreciate it so much 😊
I love all your crafts.
You are so creative on all your projects.❤🙏💐
TFS
Ty so much😊
I love them!!!
Ty so much 😊
You always knock it way out of the park!!!
Ty so much hun. A big ty for always supporting my channel you are one of my og's 😊
Love all of the projects , thanks!
Ty so much😊
OMG I love all of those!!! You crack me up while watchin you, your like me, you can't remember your name sometimes!!! lol TFS Mimi 🙃😉❤❤
Lol it's the worse the other day I was looking for my phone and I was talking on it 😮I kid you not some may call me crazy I just say I'm unique lol. Take care my friend 😊
@@TwistedSerenity_Mimi LOL that's funny!!! 🤣
Hey my friend! These all are too cute as always. You never disappoint. Thanks for sharing them with us. Hope u have a great night/ day/ week. Take care n Happy crafting
Ty Michelle you are so sweet gb and take care my friend 😊
Super cute!
Ty😊
You are so creative, always love your projects!
❤❤❤ hey Omg you never disappoint us wow I love them all..I get so excited when I get that notification..yay yay ❤❤❤❤
Tu so much hun 😊
Super cute! 🐜 🍉 🌻
Thank you! 🤗
Your lemonade looks so refreshing... good enough to drink. Those details you talked about do make a difference. So now let's think.
What do people decorate for? Well, we start with New Years, then Valentine's Day, Oops... do I need to include Groundhog Day and Super Bowl Sunday? Both come before Valentine's Day. It continues with St. Patrick's Day, First day of Spring, The Easter and Passover season including Palm Sunday and Good Friday,
Easter Sunday, Cinco de Mayo, Mother's Day,
Memorial Day and other Patriotic Red, White and Blue decor days ~ President's birthdays, Flag Day and Fourth of July. But before the Fourth comes the First Day of Summer. Then we're off again with Labor Day, the First Day of Fall, Halloween followed by Veteran's Day,
Thanksgiving, Black Friday and Cyber Monday,
Pearl Harbor Day, the First Day of Winter, then the BIG one, Christmas, then Kwanzaa and New Year's Eve. That a lot plus many I left out. And not all of these get decorated for by most and a lot use the Red, White and Blue theme - even more than I included within my list.
But here's the thing. Valentine's gets covered pretty well as does Spring and Easter. St. Patrick's Day gets a little, depending on where you live. But then it's Easter and Cinco de Mayo and Mother's Day then Father's Day then we're right in to Independence Day then the Start of Fall. Both the Fourth and the arrival of Fall get done up big. Then .... the rest of the year. What happened to decorating for SUMMER? Spring's decor kinda fills in until the Fourth. But you, my friend, did not forget Summer! You embraced it in a BIG, and might I say, very creative, unusual and cute way. The Fourth gets wrapped up and considered summer. But it's not. It's the Fourth of July. You hit the nail on the head. Consider yourself in front of the pack and that you "dun yourself proud" in your summer creations. Between these signs and your picnic food you've got Summer covered. Now I gotta watch the next one to see what else you come up with.
This is such an awesome comment ty my sweet friend, for those kind words. You are awesome
The secret with Mod Podge is to use a tiny tiny tiny amount especially when using thing tissue paper. You just want to make your surface tacky not thick & really wet. Just smear a very thin layer on a small section of your surface then lay your tissue paper down, rubbing it flat as you lay it down just like you would with contact paper. If you use too much it will seep through the tissue paper causing it to wrinkle. You can also use a very thin layer, let it dry completely then put tissue paper down, place parchment paper over the tissue paper and iron over it slowly applying very little pressure. The heat makes the mod podge sticky again making it stick to the paper. It’s taken my years to really get it down packed lol😂
Thanks for the tips me and mod podge don't get along lol
Tips for Mod Podging...
1. Put mod podge all over piece were u want to put napkin or scrapbooking paper. Let it dry fully. Then lay your napkin or paper were u want it then put a piece of parchment paper over your piece them iron it or use heat press.
2. There is also a method where u take purple disappearing glue in place of mod podge.
3. There is also one were u lay napkin were u want it. Then put saran wrap over top of that then lay parchment paper over that then iron or heat press that.
4. The normal way ...Mod Podge in sections
5. Then lastly when doing in sections u can smooth down your napkin, paper or fabric with Saran Wrap to ensure no wrinkles but if you get Mod Podge on it use different part of Saran Wrap or get another piece.
Ty Michelle I'm going to try these because I'm a hot mess express with mod podge lol 😊
@@TwistedSerenity_Mimi No problem girl. Anytime I can help I will.