This post for DIY Travel Journals contains affiliate links.
I make a small portion when these links are used, at no extra cost to you.
These DIY Travel Journals are the perfect small size to slip in a carry-on or crossbody bag.
I have the free labels for you to use on these, too...they're perfect with Mod Podge.
Oh, and speaking of Mod Podge...HAPPY NATIONAL MOD PODGE DAY to you and yours!
In honor of this FUN day, I've got a fabulous MOD PODGE giveaway below.
Be sure to head HERE for even more Mod Podge fun over on the Plaid Crafts Facebook page. You can win even more prizes over there. But, before you head over, scroll down to the bottom of this post to enter the giveaway that is exclusively for I Should Be Mopping the Floor readers.
For this craft, you'll need craft-paper covered journals.
(I purchased THESE on Amazon because of their size and they're less than $2.50 each.)
You'll also need my free printable journal labels (below).
Then, grab your favorite bottle of Mod Podge (enter to win some below).
As a certified brush snob, I can attest that these are awesome!
I covered the back with Mod Podge, too...for a seamless look.
Allow to dry overnight.
READY FOR A GIVEAWAY?
8 oz. Mod Podge GLOSS
-8 oz. Mod Podge Matte
-8 oz. Dishwasher Safe Gloss
-Mod Podge Photo Transfer Medium 2 oz. Carded
-Mod Podge Silicone Craft Mat
-Mod Podge 7 Piece Tool Kit
-M/P 4pc Spouncer Set
-M/P 4pc Foam Brush Set
HOW TO ENTER (IT'S SUPER EASY, Y'ALL):
Leave a comment below and let me know your favorite way to use Mod Podge.
That's it.
We'll draw early next week and your prize pack will head your way.
Contest open to US addresses only.
Neglect your chores like me and don't miss a thing:
Once, I opened a zillion tootsie rolls and smoothed out all the wrappers. I used mod podge to stick them in perfect rows all the way around the outside of a 10 gallon galvanized bucket. I used it to hold candy at Halloween. SO cute! I did not, btw, eat all of the candy.
ReplyDeleteI feel like I go through spurts with mod podge - I use it like crazy for a few months and then nothing for months. I'm in a nothing stage right now, but you've inspired me to get creative again!! (but my favorite thing I've ever made was a valentines sign with pictures of my babies on in it)
ReplyDeleteMixed media canvas for sure. I also like sealing tape or stencils for sign making and sharp stripes. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI've used mod podge to transfer photos to barn wood, made a fabric "podged" drink tub and garden stakes for veggies. It is so versatile + makes cute personalized gifts.
ReplyDeleteMy husband puts together tons of puzzles, then we Mod Podge them, frame, and hang in our house. An easy way to decorate, and it helps him de-stress!
ReplyDeleteI modge podge fabric onto funiture or wooden home decor pieces.
ReplyDeleteI used modge podge to turn old show boxes into treasure/keepsake chests!
ReplyDeleteI use ModPodge to put pretty paper on tiles to use as coasters. Makes a great gift for teachers, neighbors, secret pal, hostess, etc...
ReplyDeleteI use Mod Podge for all kinds of fun craft projects! I especially like making cute scrapbook paper covered journals to give as gifts :) I like your journals, though, and plan to use your fun labels! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI used mod podge to make a keepsake box once. Put a picture on it. Haven't used any since, but would love to try it on some crafts I haven't done before.
ReplyDeleteModPodge makes really plain tiles into cute coasters.
ReplyDeleteI have use it to make themed flower pots and just this week to adhere and seal student artwork onto tile for a gift.
ReplyDeleteI love making paper crafts.I use ModPodge to make greeting cards,Christmas ornaments and so much more. It is a great sealer on glitter/
ReplyDeleteAfter watching the Plaid demo yesterday I think using ModPodge for screen printing is great. I bought a large bottle of the dishwasher safe ModPodge to use on glitter wine glasses but had a ton left over, now I can use it for screen printing.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the hardest giveaways I've tried to enter. Ha! I mean, picking one way, come on! Just kidding. I think mine would be to cover prints, etc., to protect them. It's probably the first craft I've done when introduced to Mod Podge.
ReplyDeleteI still mainly use Mod Podge for collage crafts.
ReplyDeleteWe love using Mod Podge for image transfers onto wood...sooooo easy and soooo cute!!
ReplyDeleteI use Mod Podge in various crafts, but mostly to decorate plain old boxes and turn them into pretty decorative holders.
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