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Here's a sweet little sign that would be a perfect addition to a favorite Mom's heart!
First my mother - forever my friend Materials needed for this Mother's Day project:
3, 4,5, or 6" square 3/4" wood
Mod Podge - matte
Brush
Sandpaper
3, 4,5, or 6" square 3/4" wood
Mod Podge - matte
Brush
Sandpaper
| 1. Step lightly sand smooth any rough spots and edges | |
 |  2. Step Print out the image of the sunflower (below). Trim up the print to fit the size of the wood that you. |
 3. Step Paint an even layer of Modge Podge onto wood. Lay the print down and smooth out any bubbles. Carefully continue to smooth the paper in all directions getting all four corners. Let dry for at least an hour or 2. 4. Step When dry paint a coat of sealer on top of the print. Note: (See instruction below if you are not using a LASER PRINT for this project). |  Click on image to save and print from your device. |
Laser prints can be purchased from most copy locations such as Staples.
For best results when using Mod Podge finish as a sealer, a laser print will work much better - verses a inkjet print. With an laser print, the ink will not smear and run.
If you must print with a inkjet printer, an alternative to this project is to protect the image with a sheet of clear contact paper (before gluing to the wood).
Place a sheet of clear Contact over the print. Trim up to size. Once you have the protected print with the clear Contact on top, then you can use the sealer and adhere the print to the wood.
No need to seal the top layer because the clear contact is all you need to protect the print.
If you must print with a inkjet printer, an alternative to this project is to protect the image with a sheet of clear contact paper (before gluing to the wood).
Place a sheet of clear Contact over the print. Trim up to size. Once you have the protected print with the clear Contact on top, then you can use the sealer and adhere the print to the wood.
No need to seal the top layer because the clear contact is all you need to protect the print.
