I know some of you don’t have access to Mod Podge – especially internationally. If it’s not available where you live, I recommend PVA glue. PVA isn’t perfect, but it will have to do 🙂 Mod Podge Projects

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Thank you for this! I was under the understanding that PVA was a standard, but that perhaps “white glue” was where it got a little unstandardised? Great advice though, thank you!Sorry, was that here in the uk? If so, could you tell me the name of it and I’ll google it. All I can find is poly in a spray can 🙁 I love being crafty and most of the time those crafty projects require the use of a magical product called Mod Podge. I love Mod Podge and it can be used on so many surfaces making it easy to work with, but it can be quite expensive. I am a massive mod podge fan but you are right it is a very expensive product and I always figured it must be pva glue and something else. Was heading out today to buy some but I will give the homemade version a go 🙂 there are plenty of different brands doing the same thing and mod podge has released another 20+ different types, from glitter to 3D! Would love some info on how to make all the different types one day 🙂 thanks heaps Xx

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Mod Podge will work on canvas as well. You can create some stunning artwork with a canvas, paint, materials for your design, and Mod Podge. I have been using this for several years and it hasn’t yellowed. Beyond “several years” I can’t answer as I haven’t been making it for ages. However, my gut feeling is that people have been decoupaging for EVER, without things yellowing- and mod podge didn’t actually exist until quite recently. So, yeah. Then you are going to seal the image in by painting another layer of Mod Podge over top of your transferred image. There will be a lot of Mod Podge on there and it may look slightly white, but it will dry clear. Make sure you adhere it really well and ensure there are no bubbles by running your brush over top. A foam brush is good for this! Choose the right type of Mod Podge for your project. There are several different varieties, including Matte, Gloss, Satin, and Fabric formulas. Each one is designed to work best on certain types of materials so be sure to choose the correct one for your needs.For example, hard plastics have additional resins, making it difficult for the Mod Podge to adhere correctly. You’ll have better success with soft plastics. Consider using an acid-free scrapbooking glue. It is more durable and less-likely to yellow than regular glue.

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This formula is similar to Hard Coat, but was specifically developed for furniture.It comes in larger sizes (you know, furniture is big) and in gloss, matte or satin. Glow-in-the-Dark Mod Podge My bottle of Mod Podge was getting low so I decided to try to whip up my own batch of Homemade Mod Podge. It turned out perfect. How to make mod podge

Wooah, I love the idea of covering random defunct objectives with fabric! Amazing! Loving your art on your blog by the way 🙂