You can then tape the sticks together to hold it in place while you Mod Podge.



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You can then tape the sticks together to hold it in place while you Mod Podge.




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Wow, this is so simple, yet so fun! It does look kind of challenging to put together. Thanks for linking up to Thinky Linky Thursday!
Lori @ Cachey Mama’s Classroom
Thanks. It was a tad challenging, but I was impressed with the girls, and I had fun with it too.
So fun!! I love this idea. Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday!!
The kids are really enjoying these. Thanks for commenting.
Is there any problems with using home printed photos? I am worried the mod podge will smear the photo…
Thanks,
Jennifer
I wouldn’t use an actual picture. I don’t believe they Mod Podge well. I would scan and copy them.