DIY Stenciled Popsicle Stick Desk Set!
Amy Anderson with Mod Podge Rocks! created some wonderful new adhesive stencils for Plaid. Ā Fortunately, I happen to know Amy, and being friends with a blogging celebrity gets me all kinds of perks. Ā Now if I can just introduce myself to Tom Selleck, all would be good with the world!
Anyway, Amy asked me to create a project using her stencils. Ā So, I created a great kids craft project using Amy’s stencils, popsicle sticks and Mod Podge! Ā How about a Stenciled Popsicle Stick Desk Set? Ā A perfect teacher gift, or Mother’s Day or Father’s Day gift!
Okay, you can quit laughing at the my big hair and my husband’s mullet! Ā This happens to be one of my favorite photos, even if it is 20 years old! Ā And what better way to show it off than in a Stenciled Popsicle Stick Desk Set! Ā Really!
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For this project I used:
Mod Podge Rocks! Stencils in Starlite
Jumbo Wood Craft Sticks (about 3 dozen)
Mod Podge
Glitter in Gold, Blue and Purple
Spouncer
Hot Glue
Tin Can
Matching ribbon
Photo (doesn’t have to have big hair and a mullet)
I left the backing attached to my stencil for easier maneuvering. Ā Simply lift up the stencil and line up the craft stick so that a row of pattern is centered on the stick.
Smooth the stencil down over top of the stick, adhering it.
Work quickly when spouncing Mod Podge on the stencils Ā – Mod Podge has a reduced dry time, so youāll may need to go over some areas a few times.
Sprinkle the glitter generously onto the stencil, and then tap off the extra into a container (waste not, want not, right?)
Carefully peel back the stencil to discover your awesome sparkly design! Ā You can touch up any areas that you missed with a tiny paintbrush and Mod Podge/glitter.
Plaid recommends that you wash the spouncers and stencils immediately after using so that you can use them again and again. Ā Ā
Ā Repeat this process until you have roughly 3 dozen crafts sticks completed and sparkly. Ā Twelve in each color.











Super Fun! My 8 year old would love this. Chevron pattern is always fun!
As a former Girl Scout Leader this would be a great project for scouts!
This is such a cute and fun idea! Love it! š
I love the starry sparkly photo frame.
I think my daughter would love this for her craft desk. Iāll have to go get her some mod podge! Pinned to my DIY project board ; )
I think my daughter would love this for her craft desk. I’ll have to go get her some mod podge! Pinned to my DIY project board ; )
Tree bark stencil is interesting. I have used larger types of stencils & lettering..these create patterns i hadn’t thought of even painting as borders, etc
I love the keys too! Good luck on the drawing!
I like the tree bark especially when crafting for family reunion keepsakes.
I like the chevron stencil.
They all look amazing, but I am definitely a “Key” girl. The keys are my favorite! Can’t wait to try them all. I’m already thinking of some projects to use them on!
Chevron peel & stick
Very nice! I always liked that picture too.
OMG Suzy this is brilliant! No surprise – you are amazing! Thank you thank you!
Love the skeleton key. Thanks
I like the chevron and skeleton keys.
I think I like the Skeleton Keys. On a frame with a photo of a loved one inside, you could add the wording, “You hold the key to my heart!” That would be a lovely gift, don’t you think?
I like the Skelton Keys and Tangiers.
I really liked all of them but I would
Probably go with skeleton keys
I saw some these at Micheal’s the day before storms hit,lol I like them all but Tangier one stands out to me Thank’sCookie17
I like the dots the best but they are all neat.
Love the dots. Your project is great.
What a cute project. I even have a whole bunch of those sticks in my craft stash.
They are all very nice but I think I like the woodgrain the best.
I like the chevron. Cute project.
I like the Tangier
Thank you for this opportunity
ColleenB.
I like the wood grain and the keys.
I really like starbrite but the key stencil is hard to resist. Thanks for the chance to ein. Jackie
I really like the chevron and the woodgrain ones!