What you need:
Mouse pad
Mod Podge
Sponge brush
Glue
Fabric
Scissors
Mouse pad
Mod Podge
Sponge brush
Glue
Fabric
Scissors
Let's Get Started!
I cut my fabric larger because it frays at the edges and I needed enough to glue over the edge. If your fabric doesn't fray at the edges then don't worry about cutting it bigger.
I cut my fabric larger because it frays at the edges and I needed enough to glue over the edge. If your fabric doesn't fray at the edges then don't worry about cutting it bigger.
Step three is important. Make sure there are no bubbles. Helpful hint: I placed the fabric down and then smoothed from the middle out to prevent any puckering. Finally, if your fabric frays like mine, glue the edges over the sides.
Wha la! A brand new mouse pad to make all of those hours blogging more enjoyable :)
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this sounds quick and easy...great idea..TFS
ReplyDeleteThis is GREAT! I was totally just looking at my ugly black mouse pad at work which has "verizon" on it...and I thought, "I wonder if I can switch somebody." Naw..i can COVER it! You are brilliant!
ReplyDeleteglad to see you are getting so much good use out of that pear fabric! love ya!
ReplyDeleteI love that pear fabric! Cool idea to customize mouse pads :] thanks for sharing
ReplyDelete~samantha at TwoHeartsTogether
Very cute! Thanks for linking up!
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