Mod Podge CS11218 8 oz Fabric Embellishment

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To make a jar of fake / homemade Mod Podge you need 1 cup of glue and 1/3 cup of water. These proportions are perfect – don’t mess with them. Other internet recipes for homemade Mod Podge abound but they are TOO WEAK. Beware! Shake really well and use as you would Mod Podge. To make it gloss add 2 table spoons of water based varnish or to make the sparkly add super fine glitter. You must pre-wash, dry and iron the fabric. DO NOT use fabric softener. If using a t-shirt or a thin fabric, place a piece of wax paper inside directly under where you will be decoupaging your design. How do I wash my project that’s decorated with Fabric Mod Podge?

When it comes to cleaning Mod Podged fabric, it is best to hand wash it gently. Fill a basin or sink with lukewarm water and a mild detergent. Gently agitate the fabric in the water, being careful not to rub or scrub too vigorously. Rinse the fabric thoroughly to remove any soap residue. My first frame was a craft fail, but it wasn’t long after that I started churning projects out with ease. I’m impressed by how many people get it right the first time! 101 Mod Podge Crafts When it comes to using Mod Podge on fabric, it is important to choose the right formula to ensure the best results. Mod Podge offers several different formulas that are specifically designed for various purposes. Here are some of the most popular Mod Podge formulas and their unique properties: Mod Podge Original Now you have all the details on the sewing cabinet makeover. I forgot to mention that I bought my fabric remnant at Hobby Lobby.It’s always a good idea to test a small, inconspicuous area of your fabric before applying Mod Podge to the entire surface. To go along with step 5, you’ll want a brayer for smoothing your fabric down. You can do it without one, but I’m telling you – you want one. My favorite is this Mod Podge Tool Set. You have the brayer and then the squeegee is for inside corners (like on the inside of a drawer or tray). 7. Work slowly and in sections. It is recommended to place your project on a flat surface and avoid touching or moving it during the drying process to prevent any smudging or uneven drying. Cure Time Most people opt for DIYs to make their home décor and furniture more stylish. For that, designing and decoupaging are now in vogue. And the fastest method is the use of mod podge. I thought I was going to have to go to the party store and get them to blow up the balloons. Fortunately, my housekeeper, Betty, arrived. She is always interested in DIY projects that I’m working on.

The paint I chose for the project is Delta Ceramcoat Chalk/Matte, color White Lace. One coat of paint wasn’t enough as you can see in this photo. For over 55 years, Mod Podge has been a favorite among crafters. Matte and Gloss, the original Mod Podge formulas were just the beginning of an entire suite of formulas. Over time, Mod Podge has branched out into a variety of formulas and finishes that can be used on many different surfaces like wood, canvas, paper, glass, ceramics, terra cotta, fabric and so much more. From mugs to furniture to paper crafts Mod Podge is THE glue, sealer, and finish to complete your project. When using Mod Podge on fabric, it is important to properly dry and cure your project to ensure the best results. Here are some important steps to follow: Air Dry Thoroughly

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Mod Podge has a very short learning curve and the start up costs are nothing compared to other craft supplies and hobbies (trust me, I’ve tried them all!). Yes, you can adhere fabric to wood with its help, for sure. Mod-podge creates a strong bond between the wood and any piece of cloth. No wearing of any material is ensured!