Use Mod Podge & A Pizza Box To Make Wall Art, step by step

When Erin emailed us to share her insanely cool Hands-on art project (all the way from Spain!), we could not wait to pass it along. It is so creative it not only made us excited, it in fact made us hungry. Here is her letter:

I simply discovered your site today from a link at AT. It immediately became one of my permanent go-tos! I have been inspired by the thrifty makeovers you’ve featured and hoped to share one of my own. My hubby & I live in an apartment in Spain. We are only here temporarily and our apartment is owned by the organization that we work for so we are not even allowed to paint the mint green walls. Last week after at last becoming weary of blank walls, I succumbed to the crafty bug and created some “artwork” for our bedroom. My mom brought me some Mod Podge when she came to visit, so I did my first decoupage project using laser prints of something I threw together in Photoshop and a large pizza box. I’d been saving the (clean!) pizza box for several months under the conviction that I could use it for something creative. The Browning poem I used is one that we had on our wedding invitations, so it means a lot to us personally. I am fairly proud of how it turned out and hoped to share! Thanks for all the inspiration! – Erin

Here is Erin’s arsenal of unexpected supplies:

And the wrapped up product:

Gotta enjoy wall art that is personalized and pizza-inspried. Mmmm.