
One of my favorite bloggers, Pam from
Gingerbread Snowflakes, has done something so fantastic with Mod Podge that I have to share. She colored these recycled jars with MP and food coloring - the resulting luminaries are fabulous, and you need to go
here right away to see what she did. So easy, and perfect for party decor!

I also wanted to show you Emily's (from the blog
Inspired) version, which she did after seeing Pam's post. Go
here to see all of her fabulous bottles. Time for me to have a party!
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I can't wait to go check these out. Oh and mog podge and I spent sometime together last week and we had a great time decorating some bowls I made out of CDs :)
Ya know it's funny, just a couple days ago I was wondering if you could use food coloring to tint Mod Podge... Then I see this... Awesome! I can't wait to try this ;)
Oh Amy, thank you for featuring my colored lanterns! And I am so pleased you also linked to Emily's project. I just loved the brilliant colors she got by applying several layers and building up the colors.
Got to mention that my blue lantern has been hanging out in the rain near my pond for weeks and it is holding up so well. I put the lid on it to keep the rain from collecting inside - we are having cold, rainy weather - just can not shake it. Anyway - I can't recommend OUTDOOR Mod Podge enough. The finish on the lantern so far is holding up just great. And I didn't apply any acrylic protection because I wanted to test it out. Great product!
These are really beautiful. Can't wait to figure out what I am going to use the technique on.
I love these colored bottles. What a great idea to add food coloring!!
Thanks for visiting my blog today!
i have some clear wine bottles that i think will work great with this method to make vases - oh i cant wait to try it. thanks :)
rkasem
I made these with Jack-O-Lantern faces and had a blast! Thanks for sharing Amy!
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