Mod Podge Sunglasses

The sun has FINALLY arrived!!!!!!!!   

 So, why not bling up those old glasses and give your self a designer look, for minimum cost.

 All you need is mod podge, and paper, its so easy to do...






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  1. Chiwei @ One Dog WoofJune 03, 2012

    Cute idea! I'm amazed I still have my sunglasses from last summer, because I also lose them constantly. My rule is that sunglasses can only be $20 or less, so I don't feel bad when they break or get lost :-)

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  2. CassieJune 04, 2012

    I love this idea! I really love cute sunglasses, so I'll be trying this for sure! I found you via the The Cure for the Common Monday link-up. I would love it if you would visit me {and follow me if you'd like} at http://www.two-in-diapers.blogspot.com! :)

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  3. UnknownJune 04, 2012

    Great idea! I love cheap sunglasses!
    Thanks for linking up to The Cure for the Common Monday. Hope you stop by and say hello!
    ~TailorMade

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  4. UnknownJune 11, 2012

    This is such a clever idea! Love how simple it is to change them! Hope you will share with my Pink Hippo party @ http://pinkapotamus.blogspot.com/2012/06/pink-hippo-party-82.html
    I am your newest follower~
    xoxo
    Amie @ Pinkapotamus

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  5. fatmonicaJune 18, 2012

    I've just come across your blog via Handmade Monday and I'm having a great time reading your posts.I love this idea of decorating sun glasses-I'll be having a go I'm sure.Now I'm following to see more!

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  6. Laura's Crafty LifeMay 04, 2015

    This is so clever! I love the update! I wear prescription sunglasses, but this would be such a fun way to update the cheap dollar store shades I get for the kids. Thanks for linking up to The Creative Exchange!
    xo, Laura

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  7. WorkingMomMagicMay 05, 2015

    What a great idea!! This would be fun for kids glasses too.

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