I found a link on Pinterest for how to make crackle paint out of Elmer's glue. I decided to give it a whirl and it worked like a dream. I was a little nervous when I went to bed that night because it didn't look that great, but when I woke in the morning the paint had dried and the crackles were perfect!
I bought the letters from Hobby Lobby and the plaques from Wal-Mart. So here is how I made these cute little signs.
Paint the letters using this tutorial. Don't judge the crackle until it dries completely!
(This is what it looks like just starting to dry)
Paint around the outside of the plaque where the paper won't cover.
Put ModPodge in thin layer all over plaque, place paper on top and ModPodge into place.
Once the ModPodge has dried glue the letters in place. Hang and enjoy!!
I will be linking up with some of These Parties!
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After thought. You could change it to say TEA at teatime and ATE after supper. :)
ReplyDeleteI love how the crackle turned out! Good job!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! I may make some for my daughters room!
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I like this! Thanks for posting it - it is simple but fun!
ReplyDeleteToo adorable! I need this for my kitchen! I am hosting my 2nd link party, and would love for you to add this along with anything else you like!
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So cute...I've never done crackled paint, but I'd love to try now! Please stop over and share this cute project on Mix it up Monday:
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These are neat!! You've been busy this week!! Happy to have you at Things I've Done Thursday! www.bearrabbitbear.com
ReplyDeleteZoe, thanks for the kind words on my blog and the link to your great project. My crackle with Elmer's glue blog post is HUGELY popular. LOVE the contrasting colors for your letters. Great job!
ReplyDeleteLove this, the crackle paint is a great touch! Thanks for linking up the The Kurtz Corner!
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