
OK, so I'm back in the groove - it's been a month of fun, adventure and excitement but I am thankful to be settling down and getting back to CRAFTING!!!
I found these ceramic letters and butterflies (there were other shapes) at a local craft store for $2 each. They were plain white and I wanted to spice them up and knew that
paint wouldn't stick long term. So, one day, I saw the beautiful napkins I'd gotten at a store on my vacation in Carmel. They were perfect to cover the shapes. Here's how I did it...

Express Yourself Paper Napkin Applique
- Remove and discard non-printed plies of napkin.
- Brush Aleene's Paper Napkin Applique Glue on top and sides of shape.
- Place napkin over shape, smooth on surface and on sides with your fingers - wrinkles add character.
- Brush glue over napkins.
- Let dry. Trim excess napkins on back.
You're done! I love it!

2 comments:
Hey Joan,
I loved your fountain so much, I tried it myself. I like eclectic things and had found one of those ceramic scuba diving figures used in acquariums at a garage sale - I put him at the top of the fountain using the grout with the water tube inserted where the air tube would normally have gone - it works like a champ!!! Thanks for the inspiration.
Suzie
Hi Joan,
This is wonderful! I really want to make one of those for my backyard! Perfect for those relaxing mornings just reading the paper & drinking coffee!
Thanks,
Ceramic Diva
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