Spider-Man Collage Clay Frame
Spider-Man Collage Clay Frame
What I used:
Mod Podge Collage Clay white
Mod mold
Mod melt
mini glue gun
5X7 frame
several small spider man figures
What I did:
I gathered all my supplies and plugged in the glue gun to warm up. I added the red Mod Melts to the glue gun first.
While the melts were warming up I decided on my final layout for the frame and superheros. Then I used the Mod melts like I would a glue stick in the glue gun. I squeezed the mod melts into the mod molds to make some added bling for my collage.
Out of all the fun molds I had only the “shapes” seemed to fit for my project. I waited 10 minutes or a little less for the melts to cool in the mold. Once cool I popped out and sat on the counter while I continued this processes over and over until I had enough melts molded into shapes for the project.
Now I got out my Mod Podge Clay in white. I wanted my Superhero Frame to look like a work of art not just a decorated frame to add a picture too. This was my vision for my project.
I added the clay to the glass of the frame. I then added the spider-man figures to the clay. I then added in my mod melt molds I made in red and blue. NOTE:“Collage Clay is not recommended for children ages 12 and under, and the product is not edible. Small parts are a choking hazard for children.” Because of this I made the project on my own. My oldest son, who will put this frame in his room, did watch as I worked on it. Never touching any of the clay or melts, mind you. He did have to check out the Spider-Man toys though.
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Thanks Jamie for a fun post!