Grab window clings from Dollar Tree - FALL DIY

[@melanielineberger9494]

So what did you make? Coasters? Trivet? Tile for the wall?

[@Onurtime]

DIY of course. That's the whole point. She made DIY.

[@malina1239]

@@Onurtime 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@naomiemoore5725]

Coasters. She said 4 x 4. It's a cute inexpensive DIY.

[@MorganASpencer]

Nice. One thing. When I started crafting I used mod podge. Even matte has a shine and weird glaze effect. I use gel medium, a little more expensive but sooo worth it! The matte is matte. They also have heavy gel medium, I would use that to glue things for my mixed media. Hope this helps someone!

[@miyukiwtf]

Watching your diy videos makes me want it to be fall😭😭 I LOVE YOU DIY VIDS🤌

[@lynnemalden122]

Make sure you spray them with a heat treatment glaze. I got mine at Auto store they spray engines with it it's a clear gloss but it's for heat that way if you put a hot coffee on it the modge podge won't melt

[@lisak78]

These are really cute 😍 but I personally prefer coasters that help absorb the condensation coming off my drink.

[@Kris10Mel10]

The cork she is putting on them does absorb the condensation

[@lisak78]

@@Kris10Mel10 Cork doesn't absorb. If it did, there'd be some real big issues at the wine factories 🙃. She's using it to protect the surfaces they are placed on.

[@Kris10Mel10]

Those thin pieces of cork board will not let condensation run off them. I have some thin cork boards on my kitchen table solely to keep from any glasses setting on the wood. (It’s a sentimental table that can’t be bought) In 6mths there has never been liquid run off of them.

[@lisak78]

@@Kris10Mel10 As she placed hers on the bottom we're back in the same boat. Glad using just the cork is working out for you 🙂

[@AxobotThePuppeter]

" and you have yourselves a di-! " Wat

[@theynot4u]

😂 Exactly!

[@debramintz3238]

I think she's made cork backed drink coasters?

[@KCCAT5]

I used to do that years ago but without the window clings I used to use road maps and ceramic tiles

[@hazeld8016]

What are they? Coasters?

[@elizabetheaton3882]

Diy coasters! Very cool 😎. Thanks for sharing 🙏

[@catherineb5066]

Such a cute idea and most of the steps kids could enjoy getting crafty with it😉💝🌞

[@diane.burgos]

Love love love these..great little gifts too..😊💛

[@zullo3529]

Love it! Thanks Sammie

[@CherieFlemingHorrigan]

This is a genius idea for a gift!

[@lilliandardar]

Thank you! These coasters are cute!

[@kathaleenwood2426]

Great Project

[@ainnochaim9450]

I can see them for sale at the goodwill now!

[@Onurtime]

🤣💀

[@craftyjoy9]

Oooo that was a good one! NOT! 🤣

[@julietteoscaralphanovember2223]

What was the last thing u were saying? It was cut off

[@eyes4seeingu]

i think “coaster,” but not sure.

[@mariamercado3946]

Those are so cute 🥰

[@kskidspastor]

The end cut off before you said what they are. If they’re supposed to be coasters, are they absorbent?

[@arleneaugustahair8393]

No that’s why she used Mod Podge to seal it.

[@judyluchies2492]

Awesome, so adorable 😇

[@robinholder8184]

Great video

[@donnahobson9263]

I liked those even without the window clings.

[@vickiegallaher2170]

Super cute

[@heatherbrown4336]

Really cute

[@cathywood5757]

So Cute!♥♥

[@nanettehuse8213]

I love these 🥰♥️

[@christinam.3410]

Adorable!

[@krystal6612]

So cute 😍

[@debbiethompson6240]

Cute coasters!

[@mariaTsounakis1521]

Love this!! Really cute!

[@UnicornDustDesigns]

Thank you Maria!!

[@lennaedaley8676]

Okay I got to read first, next time because I just knew you was about to say you can put this in the shower

[@ms.michealhodge1243]

Super cute and a fun, easy project!🙂

[@UnicornDustDesigns]

Thank you so very

[@ednamcguire5466]

Love it ♥️♥️♥️

[@sherimciver]

Great idea Sammie!

[@luedavid6132]

So cute

[@angierodriguez2266]

Great ideas look nice

[@saundyfx6126]

Cool project! Try using Liquitex clear gesso instead of the Mod Podge. It dries clear and is waterproof. 😉

[@UnicornDustDesigns]

I will definitely look into that. Does it have a long curing time

[@saundyfx6126]

@@UnicornDustDesigns No not any more than acrylic paint. Although I'd give it a full couple of hours before putting a wet item on it.

[@MillerCopeland]

Great to know, when I tried this a couple of years ago, the modge podge was so tacky and sticky I couldn't use the coasters

[@lateknightcreations]

Amazing!!!

[@roxyshalosky1horrorfan989]

Haha it took me way too long to realize you weren't doing that on a wall 😂😂😂

[@marylandj3228]

So cute 😮!!

[@his4evr2c]

Cute idea

[@spookyhouses]

Love this!!

[@sahanamuralidhar]

That's soooo good.

[@anicrafts1232]

Love it ❤️🌸

[@nikkifix7768]

I can see the pumpkin through the sweater...Unless you were going for that look !

[@donnahobson9263]

I noticed that too. If you used ghost clings on top of other things, it would perfect.

[@annbelindo3432]

That’s so cute

[@Maggiethe]

“Window cleans”

[@margeburwell8202]

Very cute

[@UnicornDustDesigns]

Thank you!

[@babyruth225]

Awesome!!

[@dsur89]

Is it a coaster

[@AriesAtThree]

Love ❤ 😍 ❤ !!

[@theresaschuebel5151]

And you can just take the cling off the sheet and glue it on, cut out a step. It's a waste of time ti cut around the cling

[@catherinemarquez7187]

Nice job

[@rabuie]

This is a cute idea for seasonal coasters. Does liquid from drinks remove the mod podge?

[@Jules1280]

Mod Podge is water resistant once it has completely dried. Depending on how much you use it may take a few weeks to cure. Better off to use the spray glaze if you are gifting soon after making them. Blessings!

[@rabuie]

@@Jules1280 oh nice! I didn’t realize that but it makes sense that mod podge is used in so many projects. Thanks for the info!

[@Jules1280]

@@rabuie You are very welcome! 🤗

[@jilliansudayan]

Are these supposed to be coasters?

[@KCruz7]

Guys., it’s a ‘decorative’ tile .

[@julihath8046]

I am still figuring out Mod Podge and need a little help. How can I keep paper from getting wavy and distorted when using Mod Podge? I make beautiful journal covers, but my background paper gets wavy. I'm trying for a flatter, more "put together" look on the finished product.

[@craftyjoy9]

Try either using less modge podge and/or us a blow dryer or hot gun dry it! If those things don’t help, after the MP dries put something parchment paper on the project and something bigger in size on top to flatten the paper! I hope that helps! 🙋🏼‍♀️🇺🇸🙏🏻

[@lullysmommyify]

Cute

[@marionhiggins5834]

Easy peasy

[@ToriLynnH]

And you have yourself the..... what's the rest?

[@malina1239]

Coasters ?? That no one uses anymore..

[@Bridget_P_89]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ts4686]

Why you wanna send us all to therapy with that mystery modge podge thingie. WHAT DO WE HAVE OURSELVES GODDAMMITTTTAAAHHHH ?!?!?!??? WHAAAAAAAATTTT???? 😫

[@auntiesaucie8176]

Dollar tree has cork?

[@cherylanderson8520]

Wtf r WINDOW CLINGS ???????

[@DazedMoonArt]

They cling to your winderrrr

[@DandyLion.Wishes]

Window Clings are decorations made of a durable but thin plastic that stick, or cling, to your windows without any adhesive; no glue or tape needed, sometimes just a dab of water. When holiday is over you put them back on the paper they came and store them flat until next time. Or a cute craft idea like this comes along.

[@michellecollins4301]

👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@lisafisher2033]

Where do u get the tiles

[@brandylou9132]

She mentioned Home Depot

[@patriciaforreywatts8438]

She said Home Depot.

[@bethelshiloh]

For real?

[@malina1239]

What is this for? Coasters? Does anyone use coasters anymore?? I though they went away in the 70’s..

[@craftyjoy9]

People still use coasters! You can make them using the same technique but smaller tiles! 🙋🏼‍♀️🇺🇸🍵🙏🏻

[@brittanyo5182]

If you care to protect your porous surfaces against drinks, you use a coaster. They were never a fad. They are essential.

[@christinagomez5079]

As far as I know in 2022 condensation still exists, until that changes I'll continue using coasters, no watermarks on my wooden tables & boards.

[@kristy137]

We do!! I bought some to change with the seasons recently at Hon Lob 😉

[@Sunny_B4]

No thanks