I am collaging the top of the desk. I am choosing photos, and I haven’t decided if I’m just going to lay them on and place plexiglass over top or if I’m going to glue them down. By not gluing them I have the option to change out the photos. To glue them down I would arrange them first before putting them down to make sure I like it. And then I would adhere them with a little bit of modge podge because it dries clear. Then pour the glue into to let it seal and dry.
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Gina, I’m actually doing this right now.
I am collaging the top of the desk. I am choosing photos, and I haven’t decided if I’m just going to lay them on and place plexiglass over top or if I’m going to glue them down. By not gluing them I have the option to change out the photos. To glue them down I would arrange them first before putting them down to make sure I like it. And then I would adhere them with a little bit of modge podge because it dries clear. Then pour the glue into to let it seal and dry.
Please share your project so we can enjoy it too!
Gina: Maybe this will help HAVE FUN!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-_2aqqKj_s
I collaged comics onto a chair for my son using modpodge several years ago and it’s still holding up strong! You can do the same with a table. Here’s my post about it if you’d like to see my process https://www.justalittlecreativity.com/2012/07/kapow-comic-book-chair-makeover-comics.html