
I had three kids in three years and whew has my life changed! Just a few years ago I had a job I loved, a house in the city and a social life. Now I stay home with my three kids, I live in the suburbs, I wear mom jeans, AND I drive a minivan! In my spare time, I blog about it all at My Life and Kids. Today, I'm going to share one of my favorite holiday projects with you.
Joy{ful} Mod Podge Tray
Keep reading to see how I made it.
Here's What You'll Need
Wooden Tray
Scrapbook Paper
Mod Podge
Craft Brush
I used my massive stash of scrapbook paper to cut a decorative border for the tray. Then I printed the letters J - O - Y onto white computer paper and traced them onto my scrapbook paper and cut them out. I probably could have printed them directly onto the scrapbook paper, but I didn't think of that. Maybe next time.
Once I had everything positioned the way I wanted it, I used Mod Podge to keep them in place. First I used a foam craft brush to paint Mod Podge over the entire tray. Then I put my scrapbook paper in place and put a coat of Mod Podge over the entire tray again - being sure to smooth out any wrinkles along the way.
This year, Santa's cookies will be served in style! Well - let's be honest. I scarfed down every last one of those cookies within minutes of taking this picture. However - I'm sure I can show some restraint on Christmas Eve {at least until my kids go to bed}.

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Thank you so much for coming back, Anna. You are one of my favorites - I love your writing about parenthood!







4 comments:
Thanks so much for having me Amy! Such fun! :)
Anna
I am a first time Mod Podger and I used your idea to make a tray for my soon to be in-laws with a collage background and their family initial. Thanks so much for the idea. It turned out perfect!
Cute idea!
you go momma! I admire your stamina!! Thanks for sharing your great ideas!!
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