Panel Comic Book Wallet:
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| Wallet by micahmeyers |
Making a comic book wallet is very similar to making one out of duct tape. Instead of using colorful duct tape, you use clear packaging tape, book tape and a couple of sheets from a comic book check out this video tutorial by Superherowallet to help you get started.
Comic Coasters:
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| Comic coasters by Custom Comix |
You don't need super human strength to keep those evil watery drink rings off your furniture and books! Using thick pieces of cork board, glue and Mod Podge,and large squares of comics, you can make your own set of coasters (perfect present for geek dads too!)
Super Diva Cuffs:
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| Cuff by Custom Comix |
This one is definitely for the Super divas out there, Super Hero cuffs, like these by Custom Comix, can be made using plastic bangles or from those sturdy paper rolls in the middle of packaging tape.To re-create this project ct 3/4" inch strips of your favorite comic panels and glue them on to your cuff using white glue. Once the cuff is dry, seal with Mod Podge.
Comic Book Earrings:
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| Earrings by SweetGyrlDesigns |
Comic book earrings are another way you can re-use your old comic books. Drawing inspiration from Etsy artist SweetGyrlDesigns, you can make similar earrings by cutting out circles from heavy poster board, and by using Mod Podge to adhere and seal your favorite comic images. When they are dry, use a paper hole punch to create holes, and add earring hardware and jump rings to complete your earrings.











i like! p.s. throwing a 1 minute tutorial together for the collab... i've been out for four days with younglife in s. texas
ReplyDeleteNo worries! Send it when you can. Looking forward to seeing it, always *love* your graphics for YLS. PS do you guys ever do DIY projects with your youth ministry?
ReplyDeletei like!
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