Mod Podge

This quick and easy homemade mod podge recipe uses a simple glue to water ratio using equal parts. Save money and have fun crafting with this DIY solution!

There are a lot of recipes on the internet for how to make Mod Podge - here are all of the good reasons NOT to do it yourself.

Did you know that you could change your sandals or your lamp easily with napkins? Well, you can! All you need is some paper napkins, mod pod...

Mod Podge glass projects can be used to decorate any room in your home. You can make candles, vases, and even nice dishes to put on display in your kitchen

What can Mod Podge do?? Get 101 Mod Podge uses here! You'll be surprised at all of the things you can make: gifts, jewelry, decor, and more.

When I first discovered Mod Podge, it was a game-changer for my crafting projects. I found out that it's a type of glue but so much more. You can use it to seal and finish your crafts, making them look polished and professional. I started with simple projects like coating pictures on wood blocks and soon moved to more advanced crafts. The joy of seeing a project come together with that final shiny coat is unmatched. I remember my excitement when I finished my first big project, a collage of…

I think it's high time I changed that. I've researched a bunch of Mod Podge crafts and I want to give one (or 2! or 3!) of them a try. What could possibly go wrong, right? It's been years since that big old fail and I did successfully remove the mod podge.

While Mod Podge is a great product and we love it, if you need to use a lot of it, it could get expensive. You can choose to make an alternative solution that i…

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Here are a few things to keep in mind when using it, and a three starter projects to try. # Mod Podge dries really fast, which makes it tough to keep your brushes from becoming sticky projects themselves. White vinegar can salvage paint brushes, but sponge brushes are pretty much trashed. # Avoid bubbles by allowing time between coats for your Mod Podge to dry. If bubbles do emerge, gently smooth them out with your fingers.# You can make your own Mod Podge out of glue and water, although…