Since I had about 50 to make and didn’t want to be bothered with hanging them to dry, I laid out freezer paper, shiny side up to do the podging and let them dry. The podge doesn’t stick to the shiny plastic side. And I have 150 yards of the stuff. I will neeeeever run out. (The least expensive place to buy it is probably your local grocery store, but you can also get it here.)
Now they’re all ready to tie onto shatterproof ornaments.
Like this! As a mom, I happen to know that all of the other moms and dads are suckers for their kids and this school. I’m banking on them making a few dollars. Fingers crossed.
They’d also be cute with several tie-ons. Hmmm…. like maybe a photo of each of the grandkids… or images of the kids’ art from this year… the wheels are turning…
Kyra says
Love these… would love to have the chance to put some together for our grandparents.
Jen says
You’ve got me hooked! And great news…we can now make it Saturday! Our performance got pushed back an hour. I’m making fudge and s’mores scones today. :)
Boselade says
Nice ;-)
Katy Cameron says
Cute idea, hope the sale goes well :o)
Corinnea says
These are very cute!
P. says
cute :)
Katie Smith says
Hi Susan! I ran across your blog on Pinterest. I was hoping you would stop by my page and check out my stuff and subsctibe! I just started my blog and am hoping to connect with more crafters. Thanks, Katie!