Still reporting live from CHA! I go home tonight - and I'll definitely have more to report when I get back. Cathie and Steve designed a display for Plaid's booth here, and it uses so much Mod Podge that I have to share pictures with you. It's very vintage/shabby chic looking, with small fashion and jewelry items on display. Check it out:
I especially love the Mod Podge shoes! Remember that I've posted Mod Podge shoes before - right here.
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OH MY goodness, cuteness. Love that top pic. ;)
ReplyDeleteCHA looks like so much fun!! xo, suzy
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness what neat ideas. I have gotten some good ideas for my teen grands. Love this blog. Blessings
ReplyDeleteQMM
Mod Podge Dimensional Magic?! What is that?!? Looks like something I must have! :o)
ReplyDeleteLove that cabinet and those shoes are too neat!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had tons o' fun!
ReplyDeleteThe booth displays were soooo pretty and inspirational! Now I just need to find time to craft.
ReplyDeletei saw the booth in person and it was absolutely AMAZING! there were a couple of props that i wanted to accidently slip in my purse! so good to see you Amy!
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you are having so much fun!!!
ReplyDeleteteri
Lovely display. I need to check out that Dimensional Magic!
ReplyDeleteDiane
I love the cabinet and what fun shoes. Your blog is so inspiring
ReplyDeleteDefinitely in love with that cabinet! Some really great ideas! Thanks for sharing and love the blog!
ReplyDeleteGood for Plaid for showing some items in bright colors, a big relief from the endless stream of muted, "shabby chic" cottage-y designs in 1930s Great Depression colors that seemed to dominate the paper craft category.
ReplyDeleteWish I could have been there!
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